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Hey #connections, Finally Annual Technical Fest 2024 of RCC Institute of Information Technology, TechTrix 2024 is over.🎉 I am delighted to announce that I have played a major role to build the website for this fest🚀. Tech Stack : NextJS, TypeScript, Supabase, Zustand, TailwindCSS, Google OAuth etc. The Website was used to take 900+ registrations for various events in online. Features: 1. An Events page where event categories are rendered, and every category has been rendered by dynamic routing. 2. Under every dynamic category routing, events are fetched from the database with their details, managed by state management, opening a wide box to show all details of a particular event with registration options. For registration, conditionally rendered for solo & team events, registrations were classified accordingly. Filtered feature of reg-cost free for accounts with SWC cleared college domain emails. 3. A categorized Team page to show all organizing members, with categories implemented by dynamic routing. 4. A user dashboard to show all the registered events and their confirmation status. 5. An admin dashboard to add events, edit events, access event registration status, and an approval dashboard for the registrations for Super admin roles. 6. A coordinator dashboard for event coordinators to see the registrations of their corresponding events, with CSV file download options and classification features on registrations. 7. A convenor dashboard for event convenors to access all the same features as coordinators but for all the events under the convenor's category (e.g., Robotics). 8. A Registrar dashboard for the registration team, including features like Offline Registration, checking college SWC fund clearance status for each college student with each college domain email's website login/registration/visiting status. 9. Combo events registration feature under specific categories and cross-category combo registrations (Robotics & Flagship events) with some discounts. 10. Creating referral links for outside registrations from community partners and saving each user's referral link with each registration's referral links for every event. 11. A user profile page for user details edit options except email. 12. A Gallery page to showcase previous year events photos and a Contacts page for contact numbers. All Thanks to the Tech Team Lead Soham Saha Roy and Technical AGS Shourya Shikhar Ghosh and Alimpan De. Without their guidance it was impossible to carry out such big project✨. Thanks to Shourya Shikhar Ghosh and Debanjan Malakar for providing a feasible database. Special thanks to Mainak Hajra for an unique retro themed UI and UX flow for the website as UI/UX is the pillar of Any Website🖼️. Thanks to all my teammates for their contributions : Shuvangi De Sansrita Saha Debopom Banerjee Sumit Mishra Arpan Ghosh 🌐Website : https://lnkd.in/gRxDK7rQ Soon Blog will be shared with more details. Let's keep the tech spirit high! 🌐 #rcciit #nextjs

🌟 Exciting Announcement: Eventify - Your Ultimate Tech Event Hub! 🌟 💡 The Big Idea Introducing Eventify, an innovative Event Management System designed specifically for tech enthusiasts. This unified platform allows tech students to find all the exciting events—hackathons, conferences, workshops, and more—in one place. Our mission is to simplify the process of discovering, registering for, and exploring event details, including modules, guest speakers, and fees. With Eventify, users can effortlessly search for events by category, ensuring they never miss an opportunity to learn and grow. 📈 Project Progress We've broken down our ambitious project into manageable sprints, and here's what we've accomplished so far: Developed a dynamic web application using the .NET Framework (MVC). Set up a robust SQL Server database. Implemented CRUD functionality to manage attendees and event details. 🔧 Key Features Comprehensive Event Listings: Find past, current, and upcoming tech events. Detailed Event Pages: View event modules, guest speakers, and registration fees. Search and Filter: Easily find events by categories and interests. User-Friendly Interface: Smooth navigation and intuitive design. 🙌 Special Thanks To Sir Haris Irfan for his invaluable guidance and support. Your mentorship has been instrumental in shaping this project from concept to reality. Your unwavering commitment to our success has inspired us to strive for excellence. We are incredibly grateful for your insights, encouragement, and the knowledge you have imparted to us. To my dedicated teammates Vivek Kumar and Rafay Hussain for their hard work and collaboration. 🎯 What’s Next? We're continually improving and expanding the platform. Your feedback is crucial! Share your suggestions and ideas to help us make Eventify the ultimate hub for tech events. Let’s come together to build something impactful. Drop your thoughts and feedback below—every suggestion counts! #Eventify #EventManagement #TechCommunity #Hackathons #Conferences #DotNet #SQLServer #Innovation #Teamwork #StudentProjects #TechEvents #Collaboration

📅 Save the Date! 🌍 Join us for the Global Domain-Driven Design Day on November 21st! We’re excited to announce a unique event that combines local meetups with a 16-hour online open space, organized by everyone in the Domain-Driven Design community. This is your opportunity to dive deep into Domain-Driven Design, connect with a global community, and share knowledge on solving complex business problems. 🔹 Event Highlights: > Date: 21st November > Time: 6 UTC to 22 UTC (or longer if participation continues) > Platform: Gather Town > Cost for Online Participation: 5 USD (tickets will go online later) 🔹 How Local Community Organizers Can Participate: 1. Host a Local Meetup: Plan and organize your own DDD event, from talks to hands-on sessions. Your event will be featured on our website. 2. Stream Virtual Talks: Optionally, stream the organized talks from the online open space at your meetup. 3. Share Local Talks Online: If desired, stream your local talks to the Virtual DDD platform to reach a wider audience. 4. Encourage Dual Participation: Promote both local and virtual engagement, giving your community flexible options to participate. Our goal is to promote Domain-Driven Design by fostering a vibrant, interconnected community. Whether through local meetups or our continuous online open space, there's something for everyone! 🎯 Get Involved as a local meetup: For more information and to register your event, visit the Virtual Domain-Driven Design community website. https://lnkd.in/eEB9ESdf #GlobalDDD #DomainDrivenDesign #DDDCommunity #VirtualDDD #LocalMeetups #ComplexBusinessProblems #KnowledgeSharing

Luma vs. Meetup — summarizing some first experience from migrating a community. tl;dr Luma lacks discoverability, but with just a little (and cost-free) effort of promotion, I could level that out. Apart from that, Luma's friendlier, more modern, and presents your event in a more exciting way. If you live on a pig farm long enough, you'll get used to the smell. Undoubtedly, Meetup is the quasi-monopoly for hosting local communities. But is it cool? I'd say, it's just the pig farm that we got used to. Meetup is in a phase of enormous price increase, relying on their market strength. As a community-centric organizer I try to stay independent as much as possible to contribute to the dev community in the most useful ways. Meetup seems to have no interest in organizers like me any more, focusing on company money driven events instead. But it's not like there aren't any other players. Wolfram Kriesing and me are currently giving Luma a try. It's a charming and exciting platform, that's not as bloated and not as... populated. Community without events or people is not possible. Discoverability and reach matter and that's our major concern. Now it's just 2 days until both our first events organized via Luma are going to take place, And things look surprisingly promising for "my" Next.js Munich event. Compared to our last meet-up: more people have registered now on Luma than last time on Meetup. It's an unsafe comparison, of course, but it seems that promoting the event a bit through LinkedIn and on-site networking at other events has a bigger effect than the reach and discoverability Meetup provides. I'm curious on the show/no-show-rate. How reliable will the attendee number be? There's only one way to find out, and we're heading for it! 💪 And how's Luma for an organizer in general? You can clearly feel that they're building their platform in a lean way with simple solutions. And sometimes you get surprised with fanciness. To me, Luma presents a charming and engaging interface that makes for a promising experience. So far, flags are green to go with Luma. I'll keep you posted 😉 Find some links in the comments 👇 #meetup #luma #community #event #organization #devCommunity #communityEvent

Tech Week can be overwhelming, we get it. With so many events, it’s nearly impossible to keep track without missing an interesting panel or a great networking session. But don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! 😉 Nicolas Bonora, our Solutions Architect, has thoroughly analyzed this year’s SF & LA Tech Weeks and created a comprehensive guide, complete with two game-changing tools designed to simplify your planning: 🔍 An interactive dashboard that lets you easily filter events by location, industry, and theme—helping you find the ones that align with your goals and interests. 👨💻 A Google Sheet, ready for you to duplicate and use to keep track of hosts, event links, and registrations—all in one place. Ready to make this year’s TECH WEEK by a16z a productive and enriching experience? Don’t miss this must-read guide. And let us know in the comments if we missed anything or if you found it helpful! https://lnkd.in/dghNZc3r

This promises to be a great day ! Open Spaces about Domain Driven Design online! Join in from anywhere in the world, we will be online all day. All previous open spaces by VDDD have had such an impact in my life. I learned a lot and had the chats that I needed at the time (that thing when someone mentions exactly the book/tool you need to read right now kind of thing) #domainDrivenDesign #thinkingAboutSystems

The thing I like most about my current activity is that I have a unique opportunity to communicate with people from different cultures and business areas.  I learn about their experiences, activities, and needs. And I can help them by contributing my knowledge and expertise. I am proud of my clients and the opportunity to work together! P.S. this is an old photo from one of the tech conferences. It reminds me how wonderful the people around me are) #techconference #webdesign #websummit #designservices #networking

A week of FOSS in Berlin – Fringe Events ORT Community Days: By Users, For Users OSS Review Toolkit Unlock the potential of open source management at the ORT Community Days – an exclusive gathering crafted by users, for users. Whether you're navigating licenses, enhancing security, or optimizing workflows, this event is your gateway to automation excellence within your organization. Why Attend? Learn from the Experts: Join several seasoned ORT users as they divulge their strategies for effective open source management. Gain insights, whether you're a novice or a seasoned user. Meet, Learn, Create: This event is more than just a gathering; it's an opportunity to connect, absorb knowledge, and collaborate with fellow ORT enthusiasts. Deep Dive into ORT: Over two days, immerse yourself in presentations, hands-on workshops, and brainstorming sessions covering everything ORT. From best practices to technical deep-dives and process building, this event got you covered. Free Community Event - No Fees Required! This is a community-driven initiative, everyone interested in ORT is welcome. It's not just an event; it's a shared experience to elevate your open source practices. Vendors Welcome - with a Twist! Vendors offering ORT-related services are invited – as long as they have been actively contributing to the ORT community. 📅 When: March 6-7, 2024 📍 Where: Bosch IoT Campus, Berlin 👉 Click the link to reserve your spot for this free event: https://lnkd.in/e6wDVufe

I've been on a spree of attending back-to-back tech events recently, and it’s been instrumental in accelerating my learning, building valuable connections and receiving immense guidance. While it might look cool to be at events every weekend, there’s a lot more effort involved than just showing up. Here’s my secret to getting the most out of community events 🤫: 𝐁𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭: 🔸 Spend 10 minutes checking out the speakers’ LinkedIn profiles and get an overview of the topics to stay engaged. 𝐃𝐮𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭: 🔸 It's impossible to understand everything. So, I jot down important and unfamiliar terms to look up later. 🔸 Connect with as many people as possible. Learn about their roles and challenges, and see how I can collaborate in the future. 𝐀𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐭: 🔸 Spend 20 minutes to revisit my notes and organize them for future reference. 🔸 Maintain an Excel sheet of few quality connections I made with their names, contacts, roles and other details. This helps me know whom to reach out to in the future. 🔸 Send a follow-up message to my new connections, expressing how great it was to meet them and stay in touch. These steps have really helped me get the best out of each event. It does take a lot of effort, but trust me, it's worth it. Hope it helps you too! #communities #techevents #learning #growing #networking #connections

1000+ registrations, 600+ RSVPs, we still kept getting DMs from people to allow them to enter our 4th tech meetup even after the registrations were closed. Last Saturday, we at FutureGPT hosted our 4th meetup in collaboration with the Google for Developers at the Google Office, Bangalore. We had a capacity of only 150 folks, and we were housefull! Looks like we might need to accommodate more people next time. We usually receive an overwhelming response for our meetups, and we're always grateful for the same. But this time, it was just out of the world. Of course, we all know that it was because of announcing a hands-on workshop by Google for Developers, and therefore we had a huge bunch of students who were more interested in attending it. The hands-on workshop by Madhup Sukoon was the certainly the most interesting ones. It was interactive, informative and fun. Also, thanks to Madhup for explaining all the doubts of our attendees with ultimate patience, along with giving them a detailed idea about Function Calling in Gemini. Our panelists Sivakumar Dhakshinamoorthy, Lasya Ippagunta and Vinay Kumar Sankarapu shared their insights with us on how to find the right balance between Data Privacy Vs Data Utilization. We learnt about the entire journey of Vinay's startup, Arya.ai from the man himself, got Lasya's insights on how do we protect our devices, our data specifically with just being a little aware, and got Sivakumar's (or as I call him - the LEGEND) point of view on how knowing what kind of data we hold and keeping certain regulations can help us in controling what kind of data we are sharing! The panel discussion turned out to insightful, along with being a little funny everytime the speakers cracked jokes. We're grateful to all the speakers to take time out of their schedules and imparting their experiences & knowledge with our attendees as well. Thanks to the Google for Developers team to collaborate with us and allow us to host the event at the Google Office, Bangalore. Special thanks to Prasad Seth for organising this with us, and helping us get the venue sponsorship! W're grateful to all the volunteers Parth Garg, Varun Khachane & Tejashree Mahesh for stepping up. Lastly, this couldn't happened without our wonderful attendees. Everytime we do such meetups, we're always glad that we have such amazing and active participants. Thanks to everyone who attended the meetup! Looking forward to next one. Comment down below if you would like to attend our upcoming meetups! Nayyan Mujadiya Pranjali Garg Sri Narasimha Raviteja Rama Rao Desai #futuregpt #googlefordevelopers #google #futureGPT #techcommunity #bangaloremeetup