Welcome to PostgreSQL Europe, the "umbrella group" for PostgreSQL User Groups in Europe and for users in regions that don't have a local user group. Our goal is to promote the use of PostgreSQL in Europe. We do this primarily by assisting local user groups to promote the product locally through conferences and other advocacy, as well as running European-wide conferences and other activities.
Some speakers have asked for feedback in preparation for next year's submissions. Given the large number of proposals we received, we had to say “no” to many great proposals and we can't give personal feedback to everyone, but the program committee wanted to provide some general feedback on this year's selections. https://2024.pgday.paris/static/cb63ad8/2024%20Program%20committee%20feedback.pdf
Whether you want to catch up on talks you missed, re-watch your favourites, or just have a peek into the auditorium because you weren't able to join us, you can now relive the pgDay Paris 2024 experience!
The talks in the auditorium were recorded and we've made them available as a playlist
We're just sorry we can't reproduce the delicious lunch for you - you'll have to join us next year to experience that!
We're coming closer to the conference: Three weeks to go until we'll welcome you to this year's edition of the conference.
If you plan to attend and haven't registered yet, please do so as early as you can so your seat is guaranteed.
See you in Munich in April
Yet another successful Nordic PGDay has come to an end, and the organizer team would like to thank our sponsors, speakers, volunteers and attendees for making Nordic PGDay 2024 into a fantastic day. We certainly enjoyed it and we hope you did too.
If you haven't done so yet, please submit your feedback, it helps us improve the event and it helps the speakers to improve their talks.
We hope to see you all in 2025, somewhere in the Nordic region.
The conference has now started and our registration desk is busy checking everyone in. We hope everyone will have a great day full of amazing PostgreSQL content.