@KoliseoAPI

Agenda and ticketing platform for your professional events, obsessed with simple and fun. Open beta expected during Q2 2022!

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koliseo.com
Joined August 2012
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Not creating tradition or something, but this year we are — again — pushing into prod during #commitconf. As a presenter, you will now receive an email for each review that people leave in your session. Unless something is extremely broken. Let us know if you love it / hate it!
A screenshot of the email with the rating and comment received on a mock session

ALT A screenshot of the email with the rating and comment received on a mock session

Koliseo Engineering@KoliseoAPI22 Apr 2023
Pushing changes to production like there is not an ongoing event with a thousand people hitting the road #commitconf
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Criteo uses Koliseo to host the agenda of their private events. Starting last week, private events are available to all Professional users!
Criteo Tech@CriteoEng9 Apr 2024
Do you want to improve the #DevEx inside your company? How are we sharing our knowledge internally?🤔 Get all the details about the second edition of our internal conference, #criteodevxdays, dedicated to improving the #DeveloperExperience in Criteo R&D👇 medium.com/criteo-engineerin…

Exploring the Criteo Developer eXperience Days 2023

Get all the details about the second edition of our internal conference dedicated to improving the Developer eXperience in Criteo R&D.

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Writing documentation is one of the hardest things ever. Anyway, the new release of our documentation site is out there, featuring 40+ screenshots of the platform in action. help.koliseo.com
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We are super happy to be able to support @CriteoEng with their internal events! Huge thanks to @kinisoftware for giving us a try, and providing all kinds of valuable feedback
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Pushing changes to production like there is not an ongoing event with a thousand people hitting the road #commitconf
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Just dropped: a session filter to pick what you are interested in, just in time to break the agenda for @commitconf
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MOAR ACCESSIBLE. We just pushed to the agenda widget 20+ accessibility bugfixes: header and table navigation, dialog close return focus to last element, content order for screen readers, missing aria attributes, time tags, and much more!
Sunglasses on the beach, thoroughly covered with sand -- like our agenda page, one week ago

ALT Sunglasses on the beach, thoroughly covered with sand -- like our agenda page, one week ago

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Huge thanks to @tinitun for his priceless patience while we were misunderstanding over and over again how to use a screen reader correctly. You are a legend, sir!
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Bookmarks are back! Go to your preferred session and tap the "Add to favorite" action (login required). This will help you keep track if the agenda gets reorganized, because the bookmarks will be relocated with the sessions that you plan to attend.
A screenshot of the agenda page, where there is a bookmark button below each agenda slot

ALT A screenshot of the agenda page, where there is a bookmark button below each agenda slot

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When the good news is that you can now collapse the menu, the bad news is that our icon choices are terrible
A minimized menu where most icons are either ambiguous or repeated :(

ALT A minimized menu where most icons are either ambiguous or repeated :(

The expanded version of the menu, displaying the menu item labels

ALT The expanded version of the menu, displaying the menu item labels

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We are doing a silent production release of Koliseo v3 today. Lots of bugs still out there, which we are working to solve ASAP. Word of the day: triage. Expect a proper announcement, including new features and screenshots, soon(ish).
Two photos from Squid Game: "day 1 ops" ecstatic old man, excited about finally being in production, and "day 2 ops" traumatized old man with a gaze lost somewhere in the horizon, thinking about what must be happening in the console logs right now

ALT Two photos from Squid Game: "day 1 ops" ecstatic old man, excited about finally being in production, and "day 2 ops" traumatized old man with a gaze lost somewhere in the horizon, thinking about what must be happening in the console logs right now

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It's a scary place out there
A log extract of hacking attempts trying blind URLs: jupyter config, python .env, laravel, cordova...

ALT A log extract of hacking attempts trying blind URLs: jupyter config, python .env, laravel, cordova...

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Current status: putting together our new home page, all while fighting to deploy our sandbox environment on Kubernetes. Uncomfortably excited.
The new home page, showing the text: "Tickets & Sessions & Agenda" in big, bold, glorious letters.

ALT The new home page, showing the text: "Tickets & Sessions & Agenda" in big, bold, glorious letters.

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Ah, the joys of debugging a CI/CD pipeline...
A log of CI executions showing four failures and one success

ALT A log of CI executions showing four failures and one success

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What sorcery is this
Builder.io
@builderio7 Jun 2022
Save yourself 8Kb by not using a package for ratings!
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Outlook is 97% of email work, and not in a good way. We would be lost if it was not for @litmusapp
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Alt text: capture of the litmus UI testing one of our mails in multiple clients. More than half of what we test is Outlook, because that's where problems live.
"Sending email in 2022," because apparently there is enough to trigger a blog post with the good, the bad and the ugly blog.koliseo.com/sending-mai…
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Y'all, email is boring *and* hard: * Multi-client, responsive CSS design * i18n * Abuse prevention * 1-click unsubscribe Remote hugs to everyone forced to walk through this hellscape. Email is hard.
Current email design of a ticket sale, showing a table with the ticket details. Its pleasant, elegant lines do a bad job at communicating the many, many hours of frustration and blood spilled in this.

ALT Current email design of a ticket sale, showing a table with the ticket details. Its pleasant, elegant lines do a bad job at communicating the many, many hours of frustration and blood spilled in this.

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Current status: planning an invite-only beta in a couple of months, assuming our last 10% of work will only take 90% of the time
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