As announced previously on other channels, we have an “ask us anything” session today. Unfortunately, we currently experience issues with the server that runs our cloud infrastructure, including the calendar. Thus, the link we originally shared is currently unavailable. So, here is a summary:
After premier of the “oemof consultation hour” we spontaneously decided to have a short AUA (ask us anything) this Thursday at 16:30 CET. We will try to use our own video call infrastructure (at cloud.oemof.org/call/). So, if you have questions, just dial in and get answers live from the 2025.02 developer meeting.
Next week, at the 30th of January, we will have our first oemof consultation hour from 2 pm to 3 pm CET. To keep the entry barrier low, we plan to have it at https://meet.jit.si/oemof-consulation-hour. Feel free to join, if you have questions or just want to chat about oemof. (Note that there is something similar for the TESPy community for some time now.)
In 2021 the third oemof meeting was held… online. Again 🙁 But we broke two records this meeting! First: 51 participants joined the sessions this meeting. Second record: This meeting was set up within 1 1/2 weeks (phew). Our speed-‘dating’ presentations included 11 upcoming projects and models from our community. Our this years social event contained Powerpoint-Karaoke where the future strategy of oemof was presented. Including: CryptoKitties, the generic formula for PROFIT! and our first oemof space project proposal! To have a peek on those, contact us 😉
2020 – what a year – the second digital meeting was held in the internet 😉 We had more than 20 participants. The establishment of the oemof foundation is nearing completion. In this year’s social event a neighbourhood board game App was played in the Alpha. Due to the many bugs the challenge became a last-man-standing (winner: Patrik).
In 2020 the first digital oemof meeting was held. Unfortunately, we failed to take a video conference screenshot to keep up the tradition of taking photos together. Maybe next time…On the oemof map, Bremen has now been populated as a new location. Despite the digital meeting, 26 participants from 13 different organizations came together. Bremen proclaims its right to the next analog meeting. Whenever that may be…
