Awww! We will have our #MotionSickness related Accessibility workshop "tomorrow" (Friday at 9am =.=) at #BoosterConf... and sessionize, the software they used for speaker relations, generated this cute banner to share.
Many 90s-web-vibes <3

Also we finally agreed on a hashtag for all things regarding motion-sickness-safe websites: #PukeLessWeb.

Waaaay shorter than our old workshop hashtags :)

Now Peter Hilton is talking about #ZeroBugsPolicy. I am quite envious of a team that most of the time can now talk about "the bug" — because there is only one (or two or none).

One thing that surprises me about #BoosterConf, though: I haven't seen a single attendee (or orga person) wearing a mask besides me and my colleague.
Huh.

I tried to research recent waste water numbers for Bergen (or Norway in general) but could not find anything from 2025.

Day two of #BoosterConf starts strong: Helén Persson's intro into Mob Programming/Software Teaming was exactly the intro I always wanted and never got.

Answered many of the questions I had, had reasonable examples and considerations.
Even the question what to do, if the pilot does not know language X or not how to do the thing in the language: You say "we need to do Y. to do that you type...".

Isn't it strange that the only thing we're not supposed to be agile about, with agile frameworks, is the way of working and the framework itself?

I hope I find some more mastonauts at the conference.

The mastodon-default and the mastodon-walls at #38c3 were really sweet, I hope this becomes the norm elsewhere as well :)

I'm really glad this conference is happening in an hotel, so that I can go to my room (albeit it's located at the far end of the floor </3) for toilet breaks.

Because there are long lines for the loos and no unisex toilets as far as I can tell.

Uh, the last lightning talk by Jakob was about the view-transition-API. Very interesting, especially the part where Jakob showed how to open something that looked like the usual "product-details-view-modal" you know from webshops but without JS by just transitioning from one html to the next.

The example is somewhere on https://jakob.fun/ if I understood correctly, but I could not find it yet ^^'.

#BoosterConf

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Uff, #BoosterConf already triggering existential questions with their name Tags :D

I chose "fabric" but I don't know. So many things are inspiring me. Although they don't always relate to web development.

And I didn't want to write "elegant, accessible features on websites" because too long and also a bit pretentious-y.

I could have written "battlebots"... I missed this opportunity to finally find battlebots fans. :D

On my way to #BoosterConf.
First time at the new Berlin airport.
Also managed to spill my water in one of my bags ^^' Fortunately I only soaked the bag and my gloves. Good thing I always bring additional bags.

Otherwise I'm in a good mood :)

Oooh, a misplaced email situation has been cleared up now it's official, that my colleague and I will hold our (prevent) motion sickness accessibility workshop at #boosterconf (March 26-28) in Bergen.

This conference seems so thoughtful and friendly. A conference that is truly relevant for the WHOLE team, not just the devs. I like this approach a lot and am now very excited.

I've never been to Norway, though, so there's a lot to duckduckgo.

I've published my photos from this year's wonderful #BoosterConf here: https://photos.coderbyheart.com/album/boosterconf-2023

My summary blog post about #BoosterConf 2023 in #Bergen is online: https://coderbyheart.com/boosterconf-2023

I have also added the videos of the talks I've attended, because all of the recordings are already up on Vimeo.

new conference, new community, new country - #BoosterConf was worth it | A Tester's Journey: Booster Conference 2023 - Changing Perspectives https://www.lisihocke.com/2023/04/booster-conference-2023-changing-perspectives.html