[InetBib] OR2016 Technical Track Submissions Close 7th March Midnight

["Razum, Matthias" <Matthias.Razum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Open Repositories 2016 Technical Track: 13th - 16th June, Dublin


The developer track is a forum to present anything that is of interest to us, 
the repositories technical community.  If you think it's worth saying, then we 
almost certainly will want to hear it.  It's an opportunity to network, show 
what you do to your peers and learn from them.


Be part of the Developer Track in 3 easy steps:


1.    Decide what to talk about.


What's your favourite language or framework?  What's new with your repository?  
How are you connecting systems?  How do you maintain and deploy your code?  
What are the challenges of running an institutional repository using only a 
boot-lace and a 9-volt battery? How do you fight for the users? What is your 
one weird trick that will restore our faith in humanity?


Take us behind the glossy presentation layer to the nuts and bolts.


2.    Submit a short abstract


As members of the technical community, we understand that you don't get a lot 
of time to prepare things like conference submissions.  Spend a few minutes 
writing a paragraph or two outlining what you'll do. Think of a title (catchy 
or otherwise) and submit it via http://or2016.net/dev-track-and-ideas-challenge/


3.    Present for 20 minutes and answer a few questions


On the day, you'll have 20 minutes to present in any way you like, though we 
discourage polished powerpoint presentations. Last year we had live bugfixing, 
build environments, command prompts, compile wait-times, technical failures 
(and panicked recoveries), yo-yo demonstrations and plenty of friendly audience 
participation.  We are relying on you to repeat this diversity of topic and 
presentation style and look forward to seeing your submissions.


If you will require any assistance, have any special requirements for your 
presentation, or have any questions, contact the co-chairs:


Adam Field and Claire Knowles

Developer Track Co-Chairs


Submission Deadline: Midnight GMT 7th March 2016.
Submit via http://or2016.net/dev-track-and-ideas-challenge/ where you can also 
find out more about the Open Repositories Conference.





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