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Hello nerds. Next month I’m going to be at @oggcamp in Manchester and I’ll be giving a talk on the main stage. If you want to learn something about Infrastructure as Code then come along, sit down, and listen intently.
You will be allowed to buy me a pint afterwards.
What's more exciting than infrastructure? Not much. But what's more exciting than repeatable, reusable infrastructure based on code? Sweet FA, that's what. Which is why Charlie O'Hara will show you how to build and maintain your own local infrastructure using nothing but OSS tools and a git repo.
The Swap Shop is back this year! It's a way for you to get rid of those parts you bought for a project that never went anywhere, and/or find new things for a future project that might go somewhere interesting! Bring your items to OggCamp with you, and then bring them to the table.
We do have some rules so be sure to have a read of the post about it here:
Are you going to @oggcamp this year? April 25-26 in Manchester (the original one in the UK).
We are thrilled to announce that the main stage schedule for OggCamp 2026 is now officially live.
More details here: https://www.oggcamp.org/posts/schedule/
Full main stage schedule here: https://talks.oggcamp.org/oggcamp-2026/schedule/
Just over a day until our Call for Papers closes so if you're thinking about submitting one, now is the time!
Attention!
If you are into #opensource and free culture then you should know about our unconference.
Coming to Manchester, UK on April 25-26.
Main track CfP is open, crew volunteering opportunities available, or just bring your projects and talks, and help make the weekend what it will be! Everyone welcome.
I was curious about OGGcamp and its concept for a music version.
So on the podcast, I talk with @andypiper about the world of open source and community unconference events.
Check it out now! https://www.lorenzosmusic.com/podcast/andy-piper-oggcamp-lorenzos-music-podcast/
Hey! We're doing an open source and free culture unconference in Manchester on April 25-26. Affordable, family-friendly, lots of fun maker and podcast-y and coder-ish stuff to discuss. Have you got your ticket yet? There's still time to submit a talk for the main track, as well.
Tell your friends!
Charlie O’Hara
Simon Phipps
Mark Johnson
Lorenzo's Music