My Berlin adventures continued after the Open Knowledge Festival and the Write the Docs unconference, when I had the privilege and honor to participate in the first-ever Django Girls workshop as a part of EuroPython 2014.
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After a creative day 1 and a silly, fun evening I was ready to hit the conference floor once more. The day opened with two strong and empowering keynotes, which I got to live-tweet in Hebrew again.
More …After a promising kick-off on day 0, I was looking forward to a fun and inspiring day 1, and was not disappointed! The day started with a surprising opportunity to contribute to the OKFestival storytelling team, who called out to folks to live-tweet the keynotes in different languages. Once again, my Hebrew (and background as a translator) came to my aid and I decided to join the circus.
More …When I registered for Open Knowledge Festival, I had a broad idea of what the main themes will be and what types of people it might attract, but it wasn’t until I showed up at Kulturbrauerei this afternoon that I realized just how important this event is, at such a pivotal time in our data and knowledge history. And then I got *really* excited about being here.
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