Day 2 Closing Remarks

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Day 2 Closing Remarks
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Published November 19, 2025
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Closing remarks for Wagtail Space 2025 Day 2.

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Summary

The organisers thanked the 11 speakers, sponsors, volunteers, Wagtail Core Team, organising committee and audience at the close of Wagtail Space 2025’s main conference. They announced the remaining lightning talks, a social hangout, and the following day’s Community Day, an unconference where participants can contribute to Wagtail through code, UX, documentation, accessibility, AI and other areas. The event was held virtually to improve global accessibility and sustainability, exceeding its goals with more than 650 registrations and over 400 attendees. Organisers will send a feedback survey and encouraged attendees to return next year.

Key takeaways

  • The main conference concluded after 11 talks, with lightning talks and a social hangout still scheduled.
  • Community Day is an unconference open to contributors working on code, UX, documentation, accessibility, AI and other areas.
  • The virtual event exceeded its targets, attracting more than 650 registrations and over 400 session attendees.
  • Organisers thanked sponsors, volunteers, the Core Team and audience members, and will seek feedback through a survey.

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Transcript

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That is a wrap for our main conference talks at Wagtail Space 2025. I hope you'll agree it's been a brilliant couple of days and we hope you enjoyed it We've had 11 fantastic talks today. So thanks to our wonderful speakers, Sage, Tom, Juan, Machek. Frissy and Doug, Chimizu, Craig and John, Alex M, Agnes, Alex T, Pavel and Laura and Matt, you heard from just now. And we still have day two lightning talks to come, which is starting at quarter two. We hope you'll stick around for the lightning talks and the social hangout that will follow that. And Wagtel Space continues tomorrow with our community day, which kicks off at 2 pm

0:49

UTC plus 1. And this is your opportunity to get involved in contributing to the open source project. It's not just about code. You might be interested in UX documentation, in accessibility, in AI or any other topic. It's an unconference, so the participants decide what gets done So whether it's your first time or you're a longtime contributor, we'd love you to come along to the Community Day and bring your skills, your enthusiasm, and your experience. It's time for some more thank yous as well. Thanks to our sponsors whose generous support helped make this event possible, including our presenting sponsor, Torchbox. Thank you to our corporate sponsors, Cursive, HackTar, Six Feet Up, Lincoln Loop and Four Digits, and to our community sponsors, DEFNA and the Django Software Foundation

1:44

And thank you to our Wagtail Space 2025 Organising Committee. This event has been the best part of a year in the making. We decided to try and do something new this year and try a virtual event, hoping that this would be more accessible to our global community as well as more sustainable. And we set what we felt were some pretty ambitious goals of getting 600 people to sign up in the hope that maybe 300 of those would attend. Well I'm happy to say that we're blown away that this afternoon we passed 650 registrations and more than 400 people have attended sessions across the event so far Thanks also to all of our volunteers and admin support with a special shout out to Jake and Neil from the Torchbox Systems team for going above and beyond when we needed their support.

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And thank you also to the 22 members of the Wagtail Core Team, our independent governance body for the open source project. And thanks of course to you, our audience. Thank you for joining us for Wagtail Space 2025. We'll be following up with a survey in the coming days to ask for your feedback We'd really appreciate honest feedback on what worked well and what could be improved to help us make the next Wagtail space even bigger and better. So do spread the word if you feel so inclined. We hope you'll come along to the Lightning Talk shortly and to the Community Day tomorrow. Thank you very much for joining us. We hope to see you again next year.

Questions this talk answers

What happens after the main Wagtail Space talks?

Day two lightning talks start at 11:45, followed by a social hangout. Wagtail Space continues the next day with Community Day at 14:00 UTC+1.

Discussed at 0:00

What is Wagtail Space Community Day, and how can I take part?

Community Day is an unconference focused on contributing to Wagtail, including code, UX, documentation, accessibility, AI, and other topics. Participants decide what gets done, and both newcomers and longtime contributors are welcome.

Discussed at 0:49

How many people registered for and attended Wagtail Space 2025?

The event passed 650 registrations, and more than 400 people attended sessions across the event.

Discussed at 1:44

Will there be a survey about Wagtail Space 2025?

Yes. The organizers will send a survey in the following days and welcome honest feedback about what worked and what could be improved.

Discussed at 2:37

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