Hi everyone, is anyone considering to submit a talk for ApacheCon? I' personally like to submit something related to the newest features around the data explorer, and roadmap.
Dominik On 2022/04/08 10:39:40 Christofer Dutz wrote: > Hi all, > > being the Track Chair for the IoT Track this year, I was just going through > the proposals that have been submitted so-far. > > The reason is, that I wanted to get an idea of the story we want to tell with > the track. > Unfortunately, there's close to nothing available yet. > > I would strongly like to encourage you to submit some cool and interesting > talks for the projects you're working on. > https://www.apachecon.com/acna2022/cfp.html > > And you don't need to wait till the last minute to publish your proposal, > just to be able to fine tune it. You can always edit or even withdraw your > submissions right till the closing date of the CFP. > > You would do me and others a huge favor if you submitted a skeleton of what > you're thinking of submitting and fine-tune it as the closing date comes > nearer. This way I know what's going to come and not have to work with what's > submitted in a huge chunk hours before the CFP closes. Then we have no chance > of fine tuning and aligning stuff. > > And for those of you who are at least Apache committers: I have good news for > you. Apache TAC has received a big additional budget this year for enabling > committers to come to events they couldn't afford going to. In contrast to > the usual TAC process, Committers won't be doing TAC-duties (if they want to, > of course they can), if selected, Apache will pay for travel, accommodation > and the conference-fees (if applicable). So, with this we'll be able to bring > in a lot more people than usually. > https://tac-apply.apache.org/ > > I'm so looking forward to meeting a lot of you folks in New Orleans. > > Please, please submit your drafts (or the final versions) asap ;-) > > Chris > > PS: Please forward this to people you think should also read it ;-) > > >
