What to expect
The November in-person meetup of Data Engineers DC (DEDC), with talks on DuckDB 2.0 plus food and networking beforehand. It is presented through DC Data & AI Events, managed by Data Community DC. The published description is a single line and an agenda, so the specific talk topics are not available yet.
Who should attend
The page does not state a target audience. Based on the group name and topic, it looks most useful for data engineers and for technical founders whose products depend on data tooling. A non-technical founder could still use the 30-minute networking window to meet local data practitioners, but should expect the talks themselves to be technical.
Agenda and speakers
- 6:00 to 6:30 PM: Food and networking
- 6:30 PM: Introductions
- 6:45 PM: Talks on DuckDB 2.0
- 8:00 PM: End
No speaker is named for the talks. The hosts are Yingquan Li, Will Angel, Jabari Grubb and Nicholas Wagner. Check the event page for speaker updates.
Venue and access
The venue is 2112 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20037. Bring a photo ID, check in at the front desk, then go to the second floor. Parking and transit details are not published.
How to register
Register on the Luma event page. At the time of research:
- The one ticket type, Standard, is free.
- Registration was open and needs no host approval.
- No capacity limit was set and the event was not sold out.
The form requires you to confirm that your first and last names are spelled out in full, because building security checks them. Register under the name on your photo ID.