Apparently we forgot to announce the GPW24 in Frankfurt, the same way we did before...

So time to at least denounce it now. ;-)

It was great again:

• 20% more attendants than the year before
• interesting talks, especially about AI
• Sleep inducing oxygen deprivation, till we managed to regularly open the windows
• International guest-speakers: Indians from India, Americans from France, Ukrainians from Finland, Kiwis from Germany, Germans from London, Brits from Alpine State-lets and ... Bavarians ... ;-)

Thanks to

• Max
• Wieland
• Sören
• Renee

for organizing :)))

And sorry for everyone I missed denouncing!

See you next year in Munich.

PS: Apparently there is still a huge (200+ attendants) YAPC happening in Japan each year, would be nice to connect here (or anywhere else) ...

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