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History of OpenStreetMap
The following are events that are happening just now or that should happen very soon. Get ready for them!
<<< All future events | Recent past events >>>
Add your event to OpenStreetMap CalendarYou are welcome to add upcoming events, conferences, seminars and other opportunities where OpenStreetMap might be promoted to this calendar. To do so, please follow this link to Template:Calendar and click 'Edit'. If editing wiki tables is new to you, we recommend that you copy an existing table row (each new row starts with "|-" and ends just before the next occurrence of "|-" marking the start of the next row, or "|}" marking the end of the table) and edit the details as appropriate.
The above calendar box appears on the Main Page and Current events.
On 2020-12-18 the calendar has been replaced (as announced) with osmcal. Please add all events to OpenStreetMap Calendar, they will appear here soon afterwards, as well as on some other sites in the OSM universe.
How to update the calendar
To add a new event to the calendar, go to OSMCal, grant OSMCal access to your OpenStreetMap account, and add an event.
Usage
{{Calendar|country=ISO 3166 code|language=BCP 47 code}}
By default, the calendar displays all upcoming events, regardless of location, with dates formatted in the current page's language (as determined by {{Langcode}}). To limit the events to a particular country, set the |country = parameter. To format dates in a different language, set the |language = parameter.
Inserts a table of upcoming events related to OpenStreetMap.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Country | country | Limits the events to a single country based on an ISO 3166 code.
| String | optional |
| Language | language | Formats dates based on a BCP 47 code (such as an ISO 639 code).
| Unknown | optional |
Advice on organizing developer events
Developer events, also known as "hack days", "hack weekends" and "hackathons", are meetings of developers to discuss, network and collaborate with other developers, designers, documenters, and others with an interest in software.
If you are organising one of these events, then you may like to read our Engineering Working Group's advice.
Past events
See the Past Events page.