The season for events has been winding down for 2025 - but we still have a few tricks up our sleeves! If you missed us at GitMerge in San Francisco, the GitButler meetup in Berlin or at WebSummit, you'll still have a chance to meet your favourite Butlers!
Upcoming events:
2025
- SF Ruby - November 19th to 21st in San Francisco, CA - PJ will be hosting a post-first day happy hour!
- TinyRuby - November 21st in Helsinki, Finland - Caleb will be hosting a post-event happy hour with potential karaoke!
2026
- CodeMash - January 13th to 16th in Sandusky, OH - Scott will be speaking and we'll be sponsoring the Thursday Night Water Park Party!
- FOSDEM - January 31st to February 1 in Brussels, Belgium - The whole team will be hanging out and there is a strong likelihood of an adhoc karaoke party breaking out - look for our fliers at the event!
In the new year, you can also expect us to revive some git based meetups and tech community drinkups around the world - we'll keep you posted!
Written by PJ Hagerty
PJ Hagerty is a well-known figure in the tech industry, particularly within the developer relations and DevOps communities. He's also Head of Developer and Community Relations at GitButler.
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