Let Me Show You Something: Developer Meetup
📍 1909, 319 Clematis St Suite 300, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Let Me Show You Something (LMSYS) is a new fast-paced, community-driven developer meetup in South Florida!
At each event, five devs take the mic for five minutes each to share something they’re genuinely excited about — a tool, project, function, fix, or anything else dev-related (just no pitches, please 🙏).
It’s a chill, low-pressure space to spark ideas, connect with other builders, and get stoked about the stuff we love making.
Think lightning talk meets open mic meets show-and-tell — fun, informal, and open to devs of all backgrounds. 🎉
Agenda
6:00-6:30 Welcome
6:30-7:15 Presentations
7:15-8:00 Hang out
About our Sponsor
We're excited to share our meetup sponsor is Storyblok! 🎉
Storyblok is a headless CMS built by devs, for devs to end the era of dropping everything you’re doing just to help a marketer post an image.
To learn more about Storyblok and their upcoming hackathon, check out this video!
FAQ
How can I present something?
Please submit a talk idea here: https://forms.gle/9B6Wkn9DBzLyWRwz7
Is there food?
We will always aim to provide snacks and beverages.
Can I sponsor?
Yes! Please email: [email protected]
Do I have to be an experienced speaker?
Absolutely not! No speaking experience required.
How strict is the 5 minute presentation limit?
Strict! Practicing your presentation in advance is recommended.
Is there a Q&A?
After each talk there will be 2 minutes for Q&A — we want to keep the presentation segment moving quickly. There will be time to discuss talks in more detail after all the presentations are through!
Do I have to be a developer to attend?
Nope! All are welcome, however programming will always remain technical/focused on what relates directly to developers.
About the Organizer
Michelle Bakels is a software developer, community builder, and conference organizer. She is the co-organizer of React Miami, co-author of The Developer Health OS, and board member for South Florida Tech Hub Foundation and 1909.