When is it on?
404 is taking place Saturday, 7th October 2017, Royal Hospital Kilmainham.
How many years has it been going?
This is the first year of 404. It’s the Ultimate Tech Meetup, where attendees can network with their peers and talk to over 40 meet-up organisers.
What was the inspiration to start it?
This is an event by techies for techies – it’s not about big brands making a commercial pitch; it’s about celebrating Ireland’s tech community and showcasing all that’s new in tech – in Ireland and further afield.
What exciting things can people look forward to for the 2017 version?
In developing the programme, we’ve done extensive research and crowd-sourced content directly from the tech community, so we’ve created something authentic, different and community-driven. The line-up is incredibly exciting, with speakers and performers that are new to the Irish tech event scene.
What opportunities are on offer for people attending?
Attendees will get an opportunity to hear from leading Irish and international technology experts and to try out the latest AR/VR and gaming technologies. We’ll also have interactive tech performances and installations, a series of lightning talks and a great after-party, including a Javascript DJ, in the chapel of the Royal Hospital Kilmainham.
What tips would you give to people attending to get the most out of it?
Keep an eye on our website and social media for all the latest updates and announcements:
Twitter: @404events
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/404events/Instagram: @404_events
#404events
How can people book tickets / when does it usually sell out?
Attendees are being asked to register their interest in attending via our website: https://www.404.ie/.
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