I am on the DrupalCon Europe and DrupalCon Global advisory committees, I organize and MC the lightning talks of the coolest Drupal product updates at DrupalCons and give my own talks too, and I lead the application and selection process for Drupal Developer Days every year. Before that I co-led DrupalCon Szeged 2008, Drupal Developer Days 2014 and Drupal Europe 2018, and earlier Web Konferencia and PHP Konferencia in Hungary.
Reports
I find it important to share our know-how, so more events can learn from our findings and our mistakes. Both reports were written for future event organizers, about what worked and what we would do differently. They are not brand new, but they are still valuable to this day: we keep going back to parts of them when explaining event best practices.
Post-event report · 69 pages
Drupal Europe 2018 post-event report
When DrupalCon Europe was paused for 2018, a volunteer team organized Drupal Europe in Darmstadt, Germany instead. Written by ten of the organizers, the report covers how the event came together, how we ran it and what we learned.
Organizers report · 26 pages
Drupal Developer Days 2014 organizers report
Drupal Dev Days Europe 2014 in Szeged, Hungary brought record sprinting momentum for Drupal 8. We documented what worked best, from the venue to the sprints.
Photos
I like capturing moments. My Drupal event photos are used a lot to show the momentum, enthusiasm and collaboration in our community, and you are welcome to use them with attribution. Browse them on my photos page. Here is a taste:
