What happens at AsyncAPI Meetup?
Creative Sessions
Engage in hands-on sessions designed to spark creativity, foster collaboration, and inspire new ways of thinking about event-driven systems.
Small Groups
Work in intimate groups to maximize learning, encourage open discussions, and ensure everyone has a chance to contribute their ideas and experiences.
Real Connections
Build meaningful relationships with fellow community members, exchange knowledge, and discover potential collaborations that go beyond the meetup.
Surprises
Experience unexpected moments, fun activities, and special announcements that make each meetup unique and memorable.
Optional Challenges
Participate in optional challenges designed to test your skills, encourage creative problem-solving, and push the boundaries of what you can achieve.
Creative Sessions
Engage in hands-on sessions designed to spark creativity, foster collaboration, and inspire new ways of thinking about event-driven systems.
Small Groups
Work in intimate groups to maximize learning, encourage open discussions, and ensure everyone has a chance to contribute their ideas and experiences.
Real Connections
Build meaningful relationships with fellow community members, exchange knowledge, and discover potential collaborations that go beyond the meetup.
Surprises
Experience unexpected moments, fun activities, and special announcements that make each meetup unique and memorable.
Optional Challenges
Participate in optional challenges designed to test your skills, encourage creative problem-solving, and push the boundaries of what you can achieve.
Find a Meetup Near You
Spots are limited and filling quickly. Find your city below and RSVP before they're gone.
Please be sure to read and understand our Terms & Conditions for Hosts.
How to Host a Meetup
Open a Discussion
Start a discussion thread on the conference-website outlining your meetup proposal. Tag the @asyncapi/conference_coordination_wg members.
Share on Slack
After opening the discussion with the details of your meetup, share your proposal in the #wg-conference-coordination Slack channel. It will help gather feedback and support from community members.
Coordinate with the Working Group
Start a discussion thread on the conference-website outlining your meetup proposal. Tag the @asyncapi/conference_coordination_wg members.
Talk about it in Community Meeting
Make it an agenda in the community meeting that happens bi-weekly to gather interest of community members.
FAQs About Hosting & Attending
Why should I host an AsyncAPI meetup?
Hosting an AsyncAPI meetup is a great way to contribute to the community, share your knowledge, and grow your professional network with like-minded developers and architects.
How do I become a recognized community leader?
By hosting meetups and engaging with the community, you position yourself and your organization as thought leaders in event-driven architecture, showcasing your expertise and initiative.
Who can attend an AsyncAPI meetup?
Meetups are open to anyone interested in AsyncAPI, event-driven systems, or API design. Participants typically include developers, architects, and technology enthusiasts from diverse backgrounds.
What resources are provided for hosting a meetup?
AsyncAPI provides support such as promotional guidance, templates, and community tips to help you organize and run a successful meetup.
Do I need prior experience to host?
No prior experience is required. Our community and documentation provide guidance on planning, promoting, and facilitating your meetup.
How can I ensure my meetup is engaging?
Focus on hands-on discussions, real-world use cases, and interactive sessions. Encourage questions, networking, and collaboration to create a valuable experience for participants.
Are there any follow-up activities after the meetup?
Yes! You can collect feedback, share recordings or summaries with the community, and plan future meetups or workshops to continue the conversation and strengthen engagement.