July 13th @The Fukuoka Growth Next, in Japan
Translations: 日本語
It is a report of Go Conference '19 Summer in Fukuoka. We will post the results of the questionnaire for the participants and the photos of the events by @atani. The summary is written in Blog. Please take a look. Also, almost all presentation slides are embedded in the speaker's details page displayed from the Schedule title link. I hope you can see it if you can not participate.
Unfortunately, it was ☔️ on the day (close to the downpour before and after noon), and there were cancellations and absences without notice. The special session was held by the mayor of 高島市長, Fukuoka. After the event, we were able to hold a social gathering seamlessly. In the banquet, the end time was extended by 30 minutes from the schedule that is going up in LT competitions and so on.
It is the result of conducting the questionnaire to the event participant and totaling. The response rate is about 50%. Due to the high number of sessions, the number of speakers and sponsors is also high.
Response rate:80/157
The number of attendees from outside Fukuoka is higher than expected, and the proportion of beginners is a high impression.
The participants are mostly engineers, this time three students from the Scholarships program.
Among the sessions that attendees felt good were the following (except Special Session).
Participants considered the five sessions good at median. This is close to 20% of all sessions.
I classified the reasons for the session that I thought was good. Participants tend to feel “good” for sessions that have a lot of learning.
Many of the participants were satisfied with the operation, giving up, giving, and giving thanks. As for the improvement, it seems that there was much content that I wanted time between sessions.
Some of the general participants and sponsors want to go on stage next time. Also, almost everyone seems to want to participate again.
Conducted a scholarship program, and three students from all over the country participated and wrote blogs as output. Please take a look.
Many people have written on-the-bed reports and staff's comments on the blog. There is an article that I was inspired by the event and created a CLI tool, and I am happy as a organizer.