Community Session: Vercel for SMEs and Open source

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Join the Vercel Community for a live session on May 14.

This session will explore how small teams can achieve big impact by sharing real-world lessons from managing the State of JS survey at scale with a micro-team, running a content-driven SME website, and using Vercel for everyday operations from prototyping and launching one-off content to hosting full-scale courses.

Eric will also touch on emerging perspectives with AI. While the topics may seem diverse, they reflect the day-to-day reality of smaller companies, which make up about 90% of businesses and half of the jobs in France.

To join in the live chat - join the community and click “Going” above :point_up:

Speakers

Eric Burel (@eric-burel)

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Pauline P. Narvas
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Originally sent in Small is beautiful - Vercel for SMEs and Open source
benedictmouse

heelo i'm benedict a react and django developer in kenya

pawlean

Hi Benedict! :waving_hand: Thanks for joining and see you soon!

danielmarv

Hello this Daniel a js/ts/ml dev in Uganda it nice to be here

pawlean

Hi, Daniel! See you this week for the session :smiley:

danielmarv

yap i will be there

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pawlean

See you soon!

bestcodes

I'm going to miss this :cry:

pawlean

It's all good! We'll see you in the next one :smiley:

stefanocilla

Hello from Rome!

samcx

lfg

pawlean

Hiiii everyone!

If you have questions for Eric, drop them here :smiley:

samcx

Q: what has excited you as of late with Next.js?

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pawlean

Drop any more questions here :smiley:

danielmarv

hello here

pawlean

Fight with AI here

vampelium

I just checked out ML Ball – Penalty against the machine and I absolutely loved it! It’s such a creative and engaging way to demonstrate AI in action fun, interactive, and surprisingly challenging! I’m currently getting into machine learning and AI myself, so seeing projects like this really inspires me. I’d love to learn more about the methodology behind the AI goalie was it built using reinforcement learning, supervised classification, or another approach? Thanks for sharing this! It’s such a great example of how AI can be both educational and fun.

danielmarv

Vercel is something that one can use as a school and alse dev at the same time

pawlean

Thank you all for joining!

See you next time :smiley:

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