Videos & Photos

The recordings of the talks are available on Youtube: Ruby Unconf Youtube Channel and some photos can be found in this shared album: Ruby Unconf Photos.

Family Photo

Code Of Conduct

The heart of the Ruby Unconference is people. This guideline is meant to support a happy, productive and safe event experience that can welcome new ideas and inspiration for all attendees. Regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, ability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and religion (or lack thereof). We gain strength from diversity, and actively seek participation from those who enhance it.

Read the full Berlin Code of Conduct here.

Violations / Care team

In case you feel in any way uncomfortable or threatened during the conference or you see a violation to the code of conduct happening, we’ll have a permanent care team in place that you can approach and that also can be reached by:

• email (care@rubyunconf.eu)
• phone (+49-176-98717841) (Will only be monitored from Saturday the 5th to Sunday the 6th)
• Anonymous form submission

Venue

We’re hosted by the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Design, Media and Information.

Getting there

The easiest way to get there is by walking 500m from the U-Bahn (Underground) station “Mundsburg”, which is about a 7 Minute ride away from the central station (“Hauptbahnhof”).

It’s probably not a good idea to try to go by car, as parking space is very limited and even on a saturday, we can’t really recommend driving in Hamburgs inner city.

If you are arriving from Hamburg Airport, you should take the S-Bahn (Metro) to Barmbek and then the U-Bahn to Mundsburg.

Surroundings

The Venue is right next to the Eilbekkanal, a channel that runs directly to the Alster lake (“Aussenalster”) which is probably a 30 minute walk but especially worth it on a sunny spring day.

Next to the train station “Mundsburg” is one of Hamburgs largest shopping malls which includes a cinema (if you don’t like partying on saturday night, for example) - Be warned though, all movies there are probably shown in german.