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What network engineers need to know about software engineering

With increasing overlap between network and software engineering, network engineers need to know how to do software engineering right.

Dec 9, 2019

What network engineers need to know about software engineering

Dec 9, 2019

Sasha Romijn

How to build a better alcohol culture at your tech conferences and events

Although alcohol can be a social lubricant, it's also a catalyst for exclusion. How do you build a better alcohol culture at your event?

Jun 25, 2018

How to build a better alcohol culture at your tech conferences and events

Jun 25, 2018

Sasha Romijn

The track less travelled: why multi-track events work poorer for community talks

I've found that talks about communities work much better in single-track than multi-track events. Why is that?

Jun 3, 2018

The track less travelled: why multi-track events work poorer for community talks

Jun 3, 2018

Sasha Romijn

Writing a Code of Conduct response guide for DjangoCon Europe

A CoC is ineffective unless the organisers handle reports well. For DjangoCon Europe this year, we adopted a public response guide.

May 16, 2018

Writing a Code of Conduct response guide for DjangoCon Europe

May 16, 2018

Sasha Romijn

Are we not all volunteer organisers here? And, does it matter?

How far can we stretch our event volunteers in times of increased expectations? On why I'm withdrawing from unpaid conference organising.

May 14, 2018

Are we not all volunteer organisers here? And, does it matter?

May 14, 2018

Sasha Romijn

How and why we improved DjangoCon Europe’s Code of Conduct

For DjangoCon Europe 2018, we restructured our Code of Conduct in order to better reflect our intentions and values.

May 7, 2018

How and why we improved DjangoCon Europe’s Code of Conduct

May 7, 2018

Sasha Romijn

Sasha Romijn

Python dev, public speaker (empathy, well-being, inclusivity, CoCs), inclusivity advocate & community organiser. To me, the hardest problem in tech is people.

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