A Barcamp, sometimes also called an unconference, is characterised by the fact that there is no predetermined programme. Instead, all attendees can contribute their experience, knowledge and ideas and propose sessions. Sessions can have very different formats, including ‘classic’ presentations, discussion rounds, creative workshops, pair programming, and much more.
What is a barcamp?
In the broadest sense, sessions are comparable to talk slots at conferences. But they can take very different formats. Beyond “traditional” presentations, sessions can also be discussion rounds, creative workshops, collaborative coding sessions, and much more.
A brilliant format is the so-called Ask-Session. Instead of presenting knowledge yourself, you pose questions. For example: “Who’s already using Docker in production – and what problems did you encounter?” or “How do you organise your testing strategies?” The attendees then provide the answers. This often leads to many follow-up questions and lively exchange.
A session lasts 45 minutes.
Anyone who develops software. Whether you’re junior, senior, frontend, backend, full-stack or DevOps – you’re in the right place with us.
Both are barcamps:
- Bar-Code (12 March) is for everyone who wants to discuss software development.
- AI Camp on Friday, 13 March, focuses on AI and everything connected to it.
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Schedule
The planned schedule looks like this:
09:00 – Arrival, coffee, networking
09:30 – Welcome & session pitches
10:30 – Session round 1
11:30 – Session round 2
12:30 – Lunch break
13:30 – Session round 3
14:30 – Session round 4
15:30 – Session round 5
16:30 – Closing & networking
17:00 – End
⚠️ Important: The day’s programme is created on the day of the event itself.
A session lasts 45 minutes, and you should leave enough time for discussion and questions.
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Tickets
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No. But you’re welcome to transfer them to someone else. If you do, please let us know so we can update our door list.
Yes, March 11th or until all tickets are sold-out. We have the following ticket categories:
- Early Bird
- Standard price
- Late Bird tickets
- Discounted ticket for students (valid student ID required)
- Combo ticket for both days
The ticket price includes entry, hot and cold drinks, a hot lunch, plus snacks in the morning and afternoon.
We offer combo tickets (2-day passes) for the standard and conference prices.
Yes. You can select this as an option when purchasing your ticket.
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Venue
The venue for the AI Camp is the
Center for Artificial Intelligence (CAIRO) of the Technische Hochschule Würzburg-Schweinfurt (THWS)
Franz-Horn-Straße 2
97082 Würzburg
There’s barrier-free access via the rear entrance.
🚌 Public transport (tram): The “Sieboldmuseum” tram stop is about 250 metres away on foot.
- from the main train station: tram line 4 (Zellerau)
- from the city centre/Sanderau: tram line 4 (Zellerau) and line 5 (Grombühl), please change at Juliuspromenade
You can find the exact departure times in the timetable information of the WVV (German).
🚲 Bicycle: There are plenty of bike racks available.
🚗 Car: Numerous free parking spaces are available directly in front of the building.
Yes, there’s free parking directly at the venue. Please enter the location in your sat nav: Franz-Horn-Straße 2, 97082 Wuerzburg.
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Sponsorship
Please contact ute.muendlein@10-o-clock.de. We’ll send you our sponsorship document or we’re happy to put together a bespoke package for you.
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