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Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
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Re: Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
#82You should perhaps consider turning this into a paid email list service, that routinely sends out an update on the conference list with a bit more information on each. Charge maybe as low as $5 or as high as $12, per year. A couple thousand subscribers over time and you have yourself a nice side business. If you make it inexpensive enough, people will be happy receiving the updates via email, rather than having to remember to visit your site regularly.
Re: Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
#83Earlier quoted context omitted.
I promise to not get bored and to add more value to it soon;) Or to find a way to automate the maintenance while adding more value :)
The tool is super useful. However, your search could be bether with respect to geography. Let me explain .. I am in the Bay area, and I'm interested in all local tech conferences. Seems like if I search for SF, I only see conferences in that city. What would be useful is to gather commutable geos together. When I was on the east coast, NY, NJ, CT and MA conferences were all reachable in a day trip, which is why that…
I agree on the ACM/IEEE part! A lot of the bigger conferences do quite a bit to appeal to practitioners (as opposed to just academics).
For example, ACM CHI has a huge expo for demos and tech companies. IEEE/ACM ICSE has an industry track (now known as Software Engineering in Practice).
Re: Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
#84It crashed when i tried submitting a conference with a lot of tags. Where can I submit a bug report?
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#85I am all in favor of side projects but I found a number of disturbing errors: * There are no conferences for either Ruby or Elixir * There are no conferences on bitcoin * There is only one conference for React * You can leave data in the form on where by not picking autocomplete and then it appears to have searched for it but gives incorrect results * The only way to clear the date settings is to reload the page I lo…
I could add to that, that for Location: Germany and Keyword: Python the page really recommends PyData Delhi (India) while PyCon DE 2017 is upcoming on October, 25th. Sorry - love the idea. Am disturbed by the subpar execution.
PyCon DE was added:)
Re: Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
#86It crashed when i tried submitting a conference with a lot of tags. Where can I submit a bug report?
hello@conferencelist.co
Re: Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
#87Well done! this is one of the best "Show HN" posts I've seen. Solving a simple & actual problem, and not needing to specify what language or framework you used as justification for it. I really wish more posts were like this. I wish I could click a keyword in a conference list and then see more conferences with that keyword. Also, the top date menu is confusing for me. I actually thought for a while the 18 was for Da…
Thanks a lot! Tags will be clickable soon & will review the top menu to make it clearer. Thanks for your feedback, appreciated!
+1 on the execution
+1 to the request for the clickable tags - as that was the first ting I tried to do.
Good job. The only suggestion I can think of right now would be to add a link to the linkedin group surrounding that conf.
Re: Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
#88Excellent page! I suggest adding a filter for continents (where > Europe doesn't work).
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#89Re: Show HN: I built a database of tech conferences to know what to attend to next
#90Well done! this is one of the best "Show HN" posts I've seen. Solving a simple & actual problem, and not needing to specify what language or framework you used as justification for it. I really wish more posts were like this. I wish I could click a keyword in a conference list and then see more conferences with that keyword. Also, the top date menu is confusing for me. I actually thought for a while the 18 was for Da…
The solution for this problem has already existed for years: Lanyrd, Eventbrite and Meetup.