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Wesley— oss/acc
@wslyvh.eth
Did you know all of @devcon data is public and open-source? All our events, programming data, and recorded content. Feel free to experiment, use or integrate with our stack.. Would love to see new ideas and conference experiences being built - Github https://github.com/efdevcon/monorepo - API https://api.devcon.org This is permissionless. Just go for it! If you'd like to collaborate on anything, check out our Devcon Improvement Proposals (DIPs) https://devcon.org/en/dips/
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Harpalsinh Jadeja
@harpaljadeja
Someone is gonna build a shareable scheduler
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Wesley— oss/acc
@wslyvh.eth
We will also have a Devcon App (PWA) where you can personalize and share your calendar closer to the event But feel free! Always love to see new experiences being built
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Harpalsinh Jadeja
@harpaljadeja
There is no way to get info on attendees right? I created a frame where people could find other attendees holding same NFTs, with the intention that they both share common interests https://warpcast.com/harpaljadeja/0xd6026046
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Wesley— oss/acc
@wslyvh.eth
We don't collect too much data, but user accounts (logins) are the only thing we keep in a database. Let me think about how we can make some of the profile data more accessible without giving up on privacy.. Speakers do have public profiles, incl. Farcaster accounts (if they submitted that ofc)
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