What is an Unconference?

At an unconference, topics aren’t served on a silver platter. Instead, participants bring their own ideas to the table — forks in hand — ready to share, split, or pick their favorites. There are no predefined speakers or schedules, so the “menu” of topics is entirely open.

Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced developer, whether you focus on frontend, backend, or just love tech from the sidelines—there’s always something to sink your fork into!

And don’t worry, there’s plenty of coffee and breaks. After all, the conversations are the heart (and fork) of an unconference.

How does a conference like this work?

It starts with a pre-party on Friday evening—a chance to stir things up and clink glasses before the main event. On Saturday, we kick things off with a big round of introductions, because it’s always good to know who you’re sharing the table with. Then, it’s time to lay out the topics: participants pitch their ideas, and we vote democratically.

Forkshops and talks unfold across multiple rooms, offering a buffet of content for everyone. Between sessions, there’s plenty of coffee and food to keep the conversation flowing.

The evening wraps up with an after-show party, and on Sunday, we do it all again: propose, vote, discuss, and feast on ideas (and actual food).

Who is organizing this conference?

This unconference is forked and hosted by FireGento e.V., with the help of four people who’ve already brought flavor to the Magento community and now want to serve up something special for Shopware enthusiasts:

Carmen, Claudia, Fabian, Rico