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Kranky Geek is headed to London, and I'd like to see you there.
image credit: Miguel Mendez
If you are interested in WebRTC and want to know what others are doing with it - what challenges did they face when they decided to build their service and what solutions they found - especially on the technical side, then this event is for you.
About 8 months ago, Chris and I took the plunge and decided to be event organizers for one day. With the great help of Google, TokBox and Atlassian we did a Kranky Geek even in San Francisco. It was a lot of effort to set up, but it was fun. A lot of fun.
This time, we joined forces with Informa, who are running the WebRTC Global Summit in London again, and suggested adding a day to the summit. In that additional day, we'd run Kranky Geek again. Slightly different audience, format and atmosphere. Still about WebRTC.
Where? London
When? April 16
How much? £99
I want this event to be bigger than the last one, and for that, I need your help.
How can you help?
- Register to the event and join us
- Spread the word - tell your friends and buddies. People you know in the UK. Your aunt from London. We want as many people as possible to know about this and attend
- The agenda isn't finalized yet. If you have something interesting to say, drop me a word, and we'll see if we can work it out
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