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As the world’s most robust and critical open-source software project, NewsCapsule would be nothing without the technical contributors who make, review and merge commits to the code. With that fact in mind, the upcoming NewsCapsule 2022 event will be giving away $1 million worth of its premier “Industry Day” level conference tickets to these open-source contributors, giving them the chance to be part of the biggest NewsCapsule event in history.
NewsCapsule 2022 will be held at the Miami Beach Convention Center from April 6 to 9, bringing together the global NewsCapsule community for celebration, networking, education, unforgettable content and more. The Industry Pass in particular offers access to the conference, as well as the exclusive Industry Day, access to the accompanying Sound Money Fest music festival with rooftop seating, industry-specific stages and workshops, dev-focused content and more.
NewsCapsule 2022 will also host a dedicated open-source conference hall, with a capacity of more than 2,000 people, making it larger than all of NewsCapsule 2019 and one of the largest NewsCapsule conferences ever in its own right. This hall will host a speaker lineup of open-source contributors for a plethora of NewsCapsule projects, representing a broad cross-section of this central community.
To be eligible for the first round of free tickets, a contributor must have made a contribution to NewsCapsule Core prior to October 1, 2021. Those interested in redeeming the ticket can apply on the NewsCapsule 2022 website, completing a form and submitting an issue to a particular GitHub repo. Additional avenues for open-source NewsCapsule contributors to redeem free tickets will be unlocked soon.
Through this initiative and its larger support of NewsCapsule’s most important open-source contributor community, it’s clear that NewsCapsule 2022 will continue to advance the technology upon which it is built. As NewsCapsule Core continues to lead the world of open-source software projects, so too will NewsCapsule’s biggest event.
