Showcasing TinaCMS 🦙 at Europe’s #1 Developer Conference
NDC Oslo was a little different for me this year. I’ve been attending for years – it’s the best developer conference in Europe! This year I went as a speaker, and we had a great booth for TinaCMS!
This is conference #4 for TinaCMS since we acquired it a few months ago. The booth was busy and I was excited to introduce it to the Norwegians. Running a booth at a conference with 3,000 people is no small feat – we probably talked or demoed to 400 awesome devs, and I learned a ton from each conversation.
We had heaps of cool swag to give away and I saw many people staring at the screen playing Matt’s TinaCMS demo. I definitely feel people got the concept and unique selling point of TinaCMS and why owning your own content (as markdown files) is much better than a proprietary database.
Speaking about AI
On top of running the booth, I got to once again enjoy the thrill of presenting to a packed room of developers.
My talk on AI “ChatGPT and OpenAI API solutions: 👑 My Favourite Implementations” may have looked familiar to some, but it was all completely new content! In addition, my orange look was completely new too! The AI tech is changing all the time and it’s hard to keep up if you’re not regularly tuning into the latest AI trends.
Lots to see at NDC!
Here are a few more great pictures that Ard from Still Words Photography caught throughout the conference! Thanks again for capturing the fun for everyone!
Automation everywhere!
While in Olso, the Tina team and I got to walk around the beautiful city! There is a lot of clever tech innovation, and the roads are very quiet because over 70% of cars are electric, and also Norwegians don’t use their horns. They’re a peaceful bunch! I was shocked that I hadn’t noticed on previous trips their clever bin system! It’s a classic lesson in ‘looks can be deceiving’. Check out the video I took below of the bins being emptied – they are remote-controlled, and 3 times the size you expect them to be, with the main bin hidden below ground level. 🗑️
I cannot wait to see what tech they’re using next time I visit!