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DATES:      SEPTEMBER 19—20
LOCATION:   BERLIN
VENUE:      HOTEL ODERBERGER

Technical talks, hands-on workshops,
and breakout discussions about Git

Join us in Berlin for the next edition ofGit Merge, a conference focused on bringing together in person the fine folks who work on Git and many others working on tools in the Git ecosystem. Hosted around the world since 2013, Git Merge returns to Berlin for two days of all things Git.

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DAY 1

20 minute talks from people building Git, building on Git or building cool things in the wider VCS community.

Afterparty.

At the end of Day One, we’ll have an after party where you can talk more with the speakers and meet other awesome people in the Git community.

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DAY 2

BoF Unconference Small Groups/Hacking.

Everyone can suggest breakout conversations in an unconference style format to discuss or hack on ideas that came from the first day.

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Food, drinks and beer will be included with the ticket for everyone.

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All of our talks will be recorded and later uploaded to GitButler’s YouTube channel

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SPEAKERS

Abusing Git for GitButler

Scott Chacon

CEO GitButler

State of Libification — Overview and Update on Effort

Emily Shaffer

Google

Leveraging AI to ensure Git Monorepo performance under heavy workloads

Daniele Sassoli

GerritForge Inc.

Scaling Git

Taylor Blau

GitHub

Securing Git Repositories with Gittuf

Aditya Sirish A Yelgundhalli

Gitoxide: What it is, and isn't

Sebastian Thiel

Introduction to the reftable backend

Patrick Steinhardt

Gitlab

Marrying Meta SCM with Git

Rajiv Sharma & Muir Manders

Meta

git-filter-repo for rewriting Git history

Elijah Newren

GitHub

Jujutsu — A Git-compatible VCS

Martin von Zweigbergk

Google

The Git Credential Helper Protocol: What's New

Brian Carlson

libgit2: past, present, and future

Edward Thomson

Product at Stacklok

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SPONSORS: Github, GitButler, GerritForge

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Contact us if you would like to help sponsor.

If you are a Git core contributor and need financial assistance to attend, contact scott@gitbutler.com

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