Mercurial Paris Conference September 21-23, 2022, announcement.

[Franck Bret]

Three years after its first edition, we are happy to finally announce 
*Mercurial Paris Conference 2022*.

Mercurial Paris Conference 2022 is a professional and technical 
conference around mercurial scm, a free, distributed source control 
management tool.

The 2022 edition will be a *three days* event that take place from 
Wednesday 21 of September 9:00 am to Friday 23 of September 5:00 pm in 
*Paris, Sorbonne University, France.*

The first day, will be dedicated to workshops, the second to talks and 
the third to sprint and hack around Mercurial.

We aim at gathering small and big enterprise users of Mercurial, SVN, 
and other DVCS systems in one place.

The goal is to exchange ideas, share and present your experience, get 
connected to core Mercurial developers, and users from companies that do 
Source Code Management in different industries and at a different scale.

This conference will be for you if:

- You want to meet the industry leaders.
- Connect to people with various team size and experience, from few to 
1000s of developers.  Learn from their code-review practices, Continuous 
Delivery and integration setups, and their workflows.
- Thinking about migrating your SVN, GIT, BAZAAR repositories to some 
DVCS tool.
- Simply would like to meet Mercurial users, or learn about what 
Mercurial is, and what it brings into the DVCS world.
- Seek better workflows and security implementations around source code 
management.

This conference would be primarily Mercurial oriented, however, we're 
hoping to also reach out of the Mercurial Community. Also gathering some 
Subversion or Git users who are looking for better solutions/workflows.

We will open tickets registration soon, stay tuned for early birds!

Visit website to get more information and latest news.

https://mercurial.paris

You can also follow us and help to spread the event on twitter ( 
https://twitter.com/mercurial_paris ) and mastodon ( 
https://fosstodon.org/@mercurial_paris_conference )

Regards,

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