hgCON

hgCON is an annual conference organized by the Mercurial project, a distributed version control system. The conference serves as a platform for developers, users, and enthusiasts of Mercurial to share knowledge, discuss advancements, and collaborate on the project. It typically takes place over a few days and includes a mix of presentations, tutorials, and workshops.

The primary goal of hgCON is to foster the growth and improvement of Mercurial. Attendees can learn about the latest features and enhancements, participate in discussions about best practices, and contribute to the development of the software. The conference also provides an opportunity for users to network and build a community around Mercurial.

One of the key features of hgCON is its focus on practical, hands-on learning. Workshops and tutorials are designed to help attendees gain practical experience with Mercurial, making it easier for them to integrate the tool into their workflows. The conference also includes lightning talks and open spaces for attendees to share their experiences and ideas.

hgCON is open to anyone interested in Mercurial, regardless of their level of expertise. Whether you are a seasoned developer or a newcomer to version control, the conference offers valuable insights and opportunities for learning and collaboration. The event is organized by the Mercurial project and is supported by the community, ensuring that it remains a relevant and engaging gathering for all attendees.