diff --git a/src/content/pages/_open-spaces.mdx b/src/content/pages/_open-spaces.mdx deleted file mode 100644 index c0bdcf27c..000000000 --- a/src/content/pages/_open-spaces.mdx +++ /dev/null @@ -1,84 +0,0 @@ ---- -title: EuroPython 2025 Open Spaces -subtitle: Organise or join an open space at EuroPython 2025! ---- - -import { Image } from 'astro:assets'; - -# EuroPython 2025 Open Spaces - -At EuroPython 2025, Open Spaces offer a unique opportunity for attendees to -shape their own experience. Instead of fixed schedules and talks, these sessions -are run by participants like you who bring fresh ideas and create discussions in -an open and friendly environment. - -During the main days of the conference, two rooms will be dedicated to Open -Spaces, with enough space for everyone to delve into the topics that interest -them most. - -## What is an Open Space? - -Open Spaces are participant-driven gatherings where anyone can propose a topic, -lead a discussion or presentation, and collaborate with others. Attendees can -add their session idea to the Open Spaces registration calendar, which also -serves to attract potential participants interested in joining. - -Check the -[Open Spaces schedule ↗️!](https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=Y19iODcwNzViMjljZjRhOWRkNGRhM2ZlNzI0ZmNiYTkyYTRiNDA2YWEzZjkxY2I3ZTdjZTUwZmVkZTQzMjE1YjE3QGdyb3VwLmNhbGVuZGFyLmdvb2dsZS5jb20) - - - -## How to Organise an Open Space - -To organise your own Open Space session, simply book a free time slot and room -via our -[Open Spaces registration calendar](https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0?cid=Y19iODcwNzViMjljZjRhOWRkNGRhM2ZlNzI0ZmNiYTkyYTRiNDA2YWEzZjkxY2I3ZTdjZTUwZmVkZTQzMjE1YjE3QGdyb3VwLmNhbGVuZGFyLmdvb2dsZS5jb20) -— this allows you to easily secure a space to host your discussion or -presentation. - -Both Room 221+222 and Room 223+224 will be reserved exclusively for Open Space -sessions. You can book either space by using the links below: - -[Room 221+222](https://calendar.app.google/6nb3VqFGf6j5vT7f8) | [Room 223+224](https://calendar.app.google/i8bspsBUZ4AapNZ98) - -Please note that Room 221+222 has tables and chairs and a 65'' monitor; while -Room 223+224 has no tables (only chairs) and no monitor. - -If you want to make a reservation but do not have a Google account, please -contact us at [programme@europython.eu](mailto:programme@europython.eu) and we -will reserve the slot for you. - -## Who Can Participate? - -Anyone attending EuroPython 2025 can join or lead an Open Space session. It’s a -perfect opportunity to share your ideas, ask questions, and connect with others -around topics you’re passionate about! - -## Possible Topics - -Open Space sessions can cover a wide range of topics, such as: - -- New Python features -- Python in hardware, IoT, or automation -- Data science and AI -- Web frameworks and microservices -- Machine learning applications -- Improving code quality -- Community building and diversity in tech -- Open source contributions -- Mentoring -- Career growth and personal development -- Knitting and crafting -- Building ham radios -- Dancing or movement sessions - -… and anything else you want to explore together — non-coding stuff is very -welcomed too! - -We're grateful to have Anaconda as our Open Space sponsor! diff --git a/src/content/pages/open-spaces.mdx b/src/content/pages/open-spaces.mdx new file mode 100644 index 000000000..bbf0b47eb --- /dev/null +++ b/src/content/pages/open-spaces.mdx @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +--- +title: EuroPython 2026 Open Spaces +url: /open-spaces +subtitle: Organise or join an open space at EuroPython 2026! +--- + +# Open Spaces + +At EuroPython 2026, Open Spaces offer a unique opportunity for attendees to +shape their own experience. Instead of fixed schedules and talks, these sessions +are run by participants like you who bring fresh ideas and create discussions in +an open and friendly environment. + +During the main days of the conference, three rooms will be dedicated to Open +Spaces, with enough space for everyone to delve into the topics that interest +them most. + +## What is an Open Space? + +Open Spaces are participant-driven gatherings where anyone can propose a topic, +lead a discussion or presentation, and collaborate with others. Attendees can +add their session idea to the Open Spaces registration calendar, which also +serves to attract potential participants interested in joining. + +Check out the [schedule](/schedule/#day-2026-07-15) to see the Open Spaces! + +## How to Organise an Open Space + +Rooms S4(1,2,3), S4(4), and S4(5) will be reserved exclusively for Open Space +sessions. To organise your own Open Space, simply book a free time slot and room +using the links below: + +[Room S4(1,2,3)](https://calendar.app.google/t7MHRuVLYRkJXtAK7) | [Room S4(4)](https://calendar.app.google/Phw2NBXTyqjj8Lwt6) +| [Room S4(5)](https://calendar.app.google/JjtSSNgxnxeUTASt7) + +Please note that: +- Room S4(1,2,3) can accommodate 48 people and has an 85" monitor +- Room S4(4) can accommodate 24 people and has no monitor +- Room S4(5) can accommodate 36 people and has an 85" monitor + +Once booked, your session will be listed on the [schedule](/schedule/#day-2026-07-15) shortly. + +If you need a bigger space, please contact us at +[programme@europython.eu](mailto:programme@europython.eu) and we will help you. +If you want to make a reservation but do not have a Google account, please +email us ([programme@europython.eu](mailto:programme@europython.eu)) and we will reserve the slot for you. + +## Who Can Participate? + +Anyone attending EuroPython 2026 can join or lead an Open Space session. It’s a +perfect opportunity to share your ideas, ask questions, and connect with others +around topics you’re passionate about! + +## Possible Topics + +Open Space sessions can cover a wide range of topics, such as: + +- New Python features +- Python in hardware, IoT, or automation +- Data science and AI +- Web frameworks and microservices +- Machine learning applications +- Improving code quality +- Community building and diversity in tech +- Open source contributions +- Mentoring +- Career growth and personal development +- Knitting and crafting +- Building ham radios +- Dancing or movement sessions + +… and anything else you want to explore together — non-coding stuff is very +welcomed too! + +## Big thanks to our Open Space Sponsor! + +Visit our sponsor Arm