Events

Chris investigates the wonderful world of African tech at Afrolynk 2018\. A conference where entrepreneurs, accelerators, policy makers, chambers of commerce, and VCs within the African /European tech ecosystems have the opportunity to get valuable insights from each other!

Chris and cate are back at IFA, the world largest consumer electronics show to see what crazy ideas the world is working on.

At this one day event I'll give a short presentation on my advice for starting and maintaining a freelance career as a technical writer.

Discussions on various aspects of a decentralised future.

A blockchain conference purely for makers and creators, sounds intriguing!

At this evening meetup I'll give a short presentation Docfx, a static site documentation tool from Microsoft.

This time around for Tech Open Air, Chris is flying solo to hear from a whole bunch of amazing ideas and of course attempt to attend as many side events as possible.

The conference on everything related to governance, collaboration, legal and economics within the scope of FOSS.

We're finally visiting Login and Vilinus to see what the Lithuanian tech and startup scene has to offer. This trip is kindly supported by Telesoftas.

At this one day event I'll give a short presentation on my advice for starting and maintaining a freelance career as a technical writer.

This year I'll be at the UK games expo purely for fun, but always happy to talk games, technology, storytelling and play a game or two with you.

Developers of voice and chat assistants are crying out for good writers to help them create the conversational interfaces of the present and future. In this talk, I will introduce what constitutes a 'good' conversational experience and how we, as writers, can benefit from this trend.

Developers of voice and chat assistants are crying out for good writers to help them create the conversational interfaces of the present and future. In this talk, I will introduce what constitutes a 'good' conversational experience and how we, as writers, can benefit from this trend.

I'll be on the beautiful island of Mauritius to present on this new documentation tool I've been experimenting with and how you can use it for your projects.

Both event stores and blockchain offer technology that creates a constantly appending log of immutable data, so how are they different? In this presentation I'll be on the beautiful island of Mauritius to take a look.