Web and app builders
People working on software professionally or through personal projects who want a local place for practical questions and technical conversation.
MIYAKO DE IT / KYOTO
Stay connected between events. The Japanese-language Kyoto web programming LINE OpenChat links ongoing discussion with Miyako de IT events, guides, and first-party articles.
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WHO IT IS FOR
The OpenChat is designed for people who want a lightweight connection before and after in-person events. Discussion is primarily in Japanese.
People working on software professionally or through personal projects who want a local place for practical questions and technical conversation.
People experimenting with new technology who want to compare what actually worked rather than only follow announcements.
Students, engineers, designers, and other practitioners who want relationships that begin with learning rather than one-way sales or recruiting.
Participants who want to understand the atmosphere before attending and continue a conversation after an event ends.
IN THE ROOM
The room is not intended as a one-way sales or solicitation channel. Useful questions, information, and peer exchange come first. See the Community Policy for participant-information protection and participation rules.
Lightweight discussion about what members are learning, building, or debugging.
Relevant Miyako de IT events and community opportunities, with the official event page kept as the source of truth.
Articles and short notes about web development, AI, operations, and other topics tested in real work.
UPCOMING EVENTS / NEXT IN KYOTO
Sep 18 (Fri)
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Sep 18 (Fri)
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Sep 26 (Sat)
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JOIN
Use the LINE OpenChat to follow the community between events or to understand what people are discussing before you attend for the first time.
The room is primarily Japanese-language. If you prefer to begin with an event, the First-time Guide explains the atmosphere, preparation, and participation flow.