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Marc Thiele@marcthiele@mastodon.social
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During the last weeks so many people came to me and said how sad they are, that @btconf won‘t happen in Berlin this year. I am sad too. Really. Sponsors/Partners: do you hear this? Come back and support to bring it back to Berlin also. We need you to keep events affordable and make them happen!

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beyond tellerrand@btconf@mastodon.social
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While I am on the road for and doing post-event stuff for in parallel, I also started working on the videos. 🤪 Here is the first one with Kimya Gandhi and “The Act of Pressing a Key: The Journey of a Letterform on to Your Screen” youtu.be/jSBoXCsCyNI

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Matthias Ott@matthiasott@mastodon.social
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@btconf It’s really a challenge these days – especially with the community’s fragmentation… I’d say YouTube is where also the younger people are very active(ly watching). And they also use LinkedIn. Bluesky – is there a friends of starter pack? – and Mastodon for the (older? sorry!) more tech-savvy audience. And maybe something like Discord or reddit as well? But that would probably only work with a lot of engagement in various servers/channels… 🤔

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beyond tellerrand@btconf@mastodon.social
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Nearly 60% of people who come to come by recommendation. That is wonderful! On the other hand I ask myself how and if I should get more visibility on any platform that addresses new attendees also. And which one these are?!

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SaschaFromMars@SaschaFromMars@mstdn.social
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This is my (for now) last post, promise — or at least that’s the plan.

I just want to say a few more words about @marcthiele.

As a visitor of the , it becomes pretty obvious very quickly: you don’t do something like this to make money. Marc’s on a mission. With a surprising level of selflessness, he brings people together and gets them talking.

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dnikub@dnikub@front-end.social
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Attended this years in Düsseldorf again and was so occupied listening to the talks, catching up with friends while also making new connections, that I forgot to post 😄 best conference and totally recommend it, as always.

See you next year @beyondtellerrand!

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SaschaFromMars@SaschaFromMars@mstdn.social
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My small contribution to this year’s @btconf. During each talk, I collect photos and quotes, and the presentation is shown afterward. The design is driven by random values. In the background, there’s a pool of textures, graphics, svg masks, and fonts, with their styling controlled simply via php rand(). As simple as it is effective.

Video: instagram.com/saschafrommars/r

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Matthias Ott@matthiasott@mastodon.social
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What a journey – 8-year-old Matthias (aka Powerman⚡️) loved every bit of it! @Signalnoise showing at how early influences, side projects, and persistent curiosity ultimately shaped his bold, colorful creative identity. 💜

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Matthias Ott@matthiasott@mastodon.social
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Loved the practical, hands-on talk by @bramus at on the View Transitions API. and JS working together to make the web feel even more native and improve UX – that’s web design engineering at work. 👏☺️

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Matthias Ott@matthiasott@mastodon.social
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Beautiful type talk by Kimya Gandhi (motaitalic.com) full of amazing Devanagari letterforms shaped by history, culture, and context. 🤩

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Matthias Ott@matthiasott@mastodon.social
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Incredible day-2 opener by @andremichelle at , who condensed >25 years of building music software into his in-browser openDAW – a case for openness … and persistence. Including a 🤘 live performance by @bastianallgeier 🎸👏

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