Following on from the last blog post – thanks to all who’ve signed up – we’ve been working on getting a few speakers to entice you further.
Working with speakers, agents, and colleagues in the Guardian (from a variety of teams) the first line-up of #GDNdi events can now be announced.
If you’re signed up to a drop-in on the respective day(s) then a seat is already reserved for you. If you would like to attend any of these events without signing up to a drop-in then just follow the link to the event itself and sign up that way.
- DevNest on Tuesday 3 May will be the UK’s largest independent Twitter developer and startup-centric meet-up (sponsored by the Guardian Open Platform, Amazon Web Services and Multizone). It’s aimed at those interested in the technology behind rea-time information networks like Twitter, or those intending to start building applications that use them in the future.
- The Redis London Meetup on Wednesday 4 May will focus on using Redis and production, and will feature Reza Lotun (TweetDeck) and Martyn Loughran (Pusher) both of whom will talk about their experiences of using Redis
- CloudCamp on Tuesday 10 May will highlight some of the pros and cons of using a platform as a service through two talks. It’s aimed squarely at developers and sysadmins interested in low-down technical details.
- Sanj Matharu from Vodafone will be talking to developers on Thursday 12 May about the future of mobile. If you want to sign up to this event but not the drop-in on that day then add your name to the Lanyrd page.
We’re still hunting for interesting speakers (these talks will all be short), so if you’d like to give a talk please get in touch.
We’re trying to update the @GDNdi Twitter stream as things happen. Follow us for more information and to talk to us.
Each drop-in is now also on Lanyrd. Search for “Guardian Developer Network Drop-in”, or manipulate http://lanyrd.com/2011/gdndi-03/ to match the date.
There’s still time and space to sign-up if you’d like to drop in. We look forward to seeing you.