What is tequp?

A tequp (pronounced 'tech-up') is a regular local meeting with a global front. You can start your own in your local area. Add a page below under the upcoming tequps and start promoting!

Get to know locals doing cool stuff, share startup/business experiences, show off art/design and talk about new technologies. Create, share and learn in an open environment.

active tequps

Melbourne - Fortnightly meets. For times, see the the Facebook group
Sydney - Express your interest!
Start Your Own!

History

Started in Melbourne, Australia, similarities to BarCamp where quickly noticed and have now teamed up to cross-pollinate. Like the BarCamp model, tequp is open and meets are created by any interested people in their local area.

tequp aims to reach a broad range of people with differing experience, culture, and gender. Women have, for whatever reasons, been mis-represented in many fields of technology, especially computer-related ones. So, if you're female and a tequp attender, please let other women in technology and computer stuff know! A balanced and diverse culture will benefit the entire professional community.

Advertise your local tequp with the logo. Grab the logo pack here: tequp-logo.zip (.svg, .pdf, .ai, .png & .eps)

Sister sites

BarCamp - Camp out, geekout - an intense event with discussions and demos where everyone is a participant!

WineCamp - Like above, but with a twist - wine, non-profits and geeks!
SlamCamp - Fast and furious -- and no computers! Take a problem, get into teams and go to work.

Coworking - Coworking is a cafe-like community/collaboration space for developers, writers and independents.
SuperHappyDevHouse - The Bay Area's most productive monthly hackathon - rapid development, ad-hoc collaboration.

CocoaDevHouse - Modeled after SuperHappyDevHouse - Mac hackathons, anywhere.

Mash Pit - Day long workfest focused on solving "human problems" by mashing up existing technology.
tequp - Concise tech meets ≈ 2-5 hours. Regular meets to share business experiences, demos and general tech discussion.