Call for Participation

Please mark your calendars! The organizers of OSDC::Israel are glad to announce that the next conference will be held on 20-22 February 2007. There will be additional events such as tutorials and a Perl 6 hackathon near the main conference; the exact schedule shall be announced in the a month or so.

OSDC::Israel is an international conference for Open Source Developers, running now in its second year in that form and as Yet Another Perl Conference (YAPC) for the three years prior to that. The conference has attracted renowned speakers worldwide, such as Mark-Jason Dominus, Audrey Tang and Larry Wall.

This year's conference is held in participation with ICSEM '07, the Israeli Conference of Software Engineering and Management.

Our venue is the Netanya Academic College, which has already graciously hosted us last year.

We would like to invite speakers, volunteers, attendees and sponsors.

Guests

Two guests have already confirmed their participation in this years conference:

Speakers

A detailed Call for Papers can be found on the conference web site http://www.osdc.org.il/2007/call_for_papers.html. If you believe you have something interesting to say about software development, deployment, or management, especially in the Open Source context, we would like to hear from you. Past topics included (but were not limited to):

Main track talks will be 20, 45, or 90 minutes in length; in addition, there will be a lightning talk session intended for less experienced speakers or for those with small or humorous topics.

Volunteers

OSDC is a very low cost conference in the spirit of open participation and community sharing. One way of giving back to the community is to offer your time for any of these:

Any help you can give in one or more of these categories will be well appreciated!

Attendees

We are seeing a growing number of conferencegoers, both from Israel and international guests. OSDC is growing nicely and we are happy for it! If you have any questions about arranging a visit to Israel please contact the organizers (see below). Tell and bring your friends!

Sponsors

OSDC is a gathering of highly skilled technological people. If you have benefited from the effort of Open Source people in the past, please consider sponsoring the event. We are not a commercial conference but your support will be acknowledged fairly.

There is an option of a job fair this year; contact the organizers if your company is interested in participating.

Communication: Mailing lists, wiki

In order to ease communication the conference has two mailing lists:

Announcement list: http://osdc.org.il/mailman/listinfo/osdc-news

Discussion list: http://osdc.org.il/mailman/listinfo/osdc-discuss

If you have not done so yet, please subscribe at least to the announcement list in order not to miss any important news.

In addition we have a wiki: http://wiki.osdc.org.il/.

Organizers

Please direct all queries to organizers@osdc.org.il.

In reply to OSDC::Israel - Call for Participation by gaal

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