It's time to start thinking more seriously about that DConf talk
you've been thinking about submitting: DConf '24 is tentatively
scheduled for September 17 - 20. Symmetry Investments is again
our host and primary sponsor. We'll be back for a third time at
CodeNode, and we're working again with Brightspace Events to put
it all together.
If you'd like to submit a talk but aren't sure you've got
anything to talk about, just take a look at our past [DConf and
DConf Online editions](https://dconf.org) for inspiration. If
you're using D for anything right now, then you've almost
certainly got content for a DConf talk. I'll quote Ali's words of
wisdom once more:
Coming up with an idea for a talk is as simple as the way you
use D. Just look at your code, and it makes a presentation...
Never spoken at DConf? Never spoken at a conference at all? No
problem. We've had a higher than usual number of first-time
speakers at the past two DConfs and are always open to more. The
DConf audience is always a friendly one.
I plan to launch the website with the submission details in early
March, with a deadline in late April. If you have something in
mind and you'd like to send it in now, then please go right
ahead. Here's the info we need:
* The title
* Duration (we're looking for talks of 30 - 45 minutes)
* The intended audience (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced/All)
* The kind of presentation (talk/paper/panel)
* The abstract (a brief summary; the "elevator pitch"; this will
go on the website if selected)
* The description (as much detail as you want to provide; some
speakers have submitted outlines; portions of this may go on the
website if selected)
**Send your submission in either plain text or Markdown** to
[email protected]. Please, no PDF, word processor formats, etc.
