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The event saw many interactive sessions with professionals, including Dr. Deepika's talk emphasizing the integration of FOSS into systems and Mr. Gopikrishna's presentation on the use of AI to solve regional problems. Meanwhile, Mr. Andrew Bastin and Mr. Prasad Khake shared the journey of Hoppscotch and Paperd.ink, respectively, sparking the interest of budding enthusiasts who wanted a glimpse into the industry. The hands-on workshops on Rust, NeST, and Self Hosting gave students an insight into the practical aspects of FOSS. | The event saw many interactive sessions with professionals, including Dr. Deepika's talk emphasizing the integration of FOSS into systems and Mr. Gopikrishna's presentation on the use of AI to solve regional problems. Meanwhile, Mr. Andrew Bastin and Mr. Prasad Khake shared the journey of Hoppscotch and Paperd.ink, respectively, sparking the interest of budding enthusiasts who wanted a glimpse into the industry. The hands-on workshops on Rust, NeST, and Self Hosting gave students an insight into the practical aspects of FOSS. | ||
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This edition of FOSSMeet witnessed an enthusiastic participation of over 130 people, comprising of students and working professionals. The event brought together individuals from diverse backgrounds, all with a common interest in FOSS, fostering a vibrant atmosphere of learning and exploration. A community-driven competition named place.git was also hosted, allowing participants to learn the basics of git while creating impressive logos and art in the process. FOSSMeet'23 was a resounding success, achieving its goal of spreading the knowledge and benefits of FOSS to a broader audience. The event hopes to continue reaching new heights in the coming years. | This edition of FOSSMeet witnessed an enthusiastic participation of over 130 people, comprising of students and working professionals. The event brought together individuals from diverse backgrounds, all with a common interest in FOSS, fostering a vibrant atmosphere of learning and exploration. A community-driven competition named place.git was also hosted, allowing participants to learn the basics of git while creating impressive logos and art in the process. FOSSMeet'23 was a resounding success, achieving its goal of spreading the knowledge and benefits of FOSS to a broader audience. The event hopes to continue reaching new heights in the coming years. | ||