We are immersed in a new Digital revolution which will transform the daily life of people and businesses. Future life will gravitate around management and processing of context data which describes what is going on, where, when, why, involving whom.  Context is meaningful in the farm, describing what is the state of the crops and soil, the weather forecast or the demand for customers. In energy plants describing the status of the plant and the predicted energy demand.  In cities. At homes. Capturing, management, processing, analysis and visualization of context data will be at the core of solutions in the domain of Smart Cities, Smart Industry, Smart Agrifood or any other “smart” domain.

FIWARE is the open source initiative that has driven the creation of a standard API for Context Information Management and provides a curated catalogue of open source components around, helping you to architect next-generation smart solutions.  The fact that this API is now a standard adopted by ETSI or that FIWARE Context Broker technology has been selected to bring the basis for sharing right-time context data across Europe is boosting the adoption of the technology.

FIWARE experts will be accompanying us in Codemotion Berlin 2019 to talk about the latest developments of the FIWARE Community and drive a “hands on” session on how the technology can be used to create standard-based Smart Applications. They will also be there running interviews for several job positions they have opened and now are published on our job portal.

But that is not all! … We are happy to announce that Codemotion and the FIWARE Foundation have reached a great deal by means of which you will get access to both Codemotion and FIWARE Global Summit 2019 editions in Berlin, for almost the same price of a single ticket! The FIWARE Global Summit is the event where you will have the opportunity to learn all about FIWARE, understand how the technology can be used, listen to the testimonies of those who have used it and follow up current FIWARE roadmap discussions involving reputed technical experts in areas such as Blockchain and Distributed Ledger technologies, Robotics, AI, IoT or Data Marketplaces.  Check more details in the agenda of the FIWARE Global Summit and run for your tickets since this special two-for-the-price-of-one offering will be limited to the first 75 developers who buy the ticket!

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➡️ 2 days, more than 60 speakers, 6 parallel stages

➡️ 17 topics: Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Software Architecture, Blockchain, DevOps, Mobile, Languages, IT Carriers, CyberSecurity, Diversity in tech, Voice & Digital Assistants and many others.

➡️ 2 Technical Panel – The role of Engineering Manager and Public Speaking

➡️ Exclusive CTO Meeting – The Team: Hire. Engage. Motivate. Repeat

➡️ Meetups with TechCommunities

➡️ Live Coding Performance

➡️ Networking & Drinks

 
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The Early Bird ticket sale will end on Friday 31st, so you have only 5 days left to save your seat at the best price.

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Aren’t you convinced enough to get your ticket? Here 5 good reasons to join next edition of Codemotion Berlin

–> First class speakers.

Our complete agenda has not been announced yet, but some speakers are already been revealed. Among them, you will find

Richard Feldman, the author of “Elm in Action” and member of the Elm Core Team who will discuss about Predicting the Future of Web Development
Katrine Owen, a software engineer at GitHub, who will presents in her talk an end-to-end refactoring that demonstrates simple strategies to improve process and design.
Dave Cheney, currently a member of the technical staff at VMware, is a project member for the Go programming language and, of course, he will bring to Codemotion his expertise in Go
Andrea Falcone, Senior Software Engineer at Google, she is working on Androidx building libraries and will support you in your first AOSP contribution.
Dr J Harrison joined ThoughtWorks as a Business Analyst, after more than 20 years experience in building service teams for Symbian and then Nokia. They will talk about diversity and being Genderqueer in a corporate world.

–> Many different topics (Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Software Architecture, Blockchain, DevOps, Voice and Digital Assistant, IoT and many others) in 6 parallel stages

–> Networking Opportunities with like-minded people and talks on cutting edge tecnologies provides you with a real opportunity to make a leap on you tech growth /Tech Carrier

–> Inspirational Tech Talks: our conferences have dynamite keynote sessions and an entire track devoted to inspirational tech talks. A good starting point to be updated on the latest technologies.

–> Our workshops and codelabs hands-on – included in the Conference experience – offer a practical approach that can help you become a better developer.

Act quick! And get your Early Bird Ticket now!

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Have a look down here to know the first speakers and keynoters who will talk on the stage on November, 12-13 at the Kulturbrauerei about Careers, Diversity in tech, Frontend, DevOps…and much more!

KEYNOTERS:

Katrina Owen – GitHub: She is a Senior Software Engineer and she accidentally became a developer while pursuing a degree in molecular biology.

Hadi Hariri – JetBrains: Developer and creator of many things OSS, he has been programming in one way, shape or form since the age of 12.

SPEAKERS:

Dave Cheney : He’s a software engineer and hardware enthusiast from Sydney, Australia

Matt Schallert – Uber: He’s a Site Reliability Engineer at Uber where he works on their open-source metrics platform, M3.

Emma Wedekind – LogMeIn: She’s a UX Engineer based in Karlsruhe, Germany. She began her career as a Software Engineer at IBM in Austin, Texas, and three years later picked up and moved abroad.

Sebastiano Gottardo – Blinklist: He’s passionate about mobile security and cutting edge technologies, matured while working with companies like Megavideo and several other startups.

Sara Vieira – Mindera: She’s a Front-End Developer in Portugal.

Jorge D. Ortiz-Fuentes – Canonical Examples: He’s a freelancer dedicated to mobile development, security, and systems architecture. As a developer, he started to work for the MIT in 1993 and since then he has collaborated in many software projects.

Richard Feldman – NoRedInk: He’s the author of “Elm in Action” from Manning Publications, and the instructor for the Frontend Masters Introduction to Elm and Advanced Elm workshops.

Lena Reinhard – CircleCI: She is currently Director of Engineering at CircleCI. After a career in finance, arts, and media, Lena found herself working in tech and at age 26 co-founded her first software company and became a CEO.

PJ Hagerty – DevRelate.io: Developer, writer, speaker, musician, Community Advocate, and founder of DevRelate.io.

Peter Steinberger – PSPDFKit GmbH: He founded and bootstrapped PSPDFKit in 2011, and has since expanded the company with the goal of providing the highest quality PDF framework for all platforms.

Eberhard Wolff – INNOQ: He has 15+ years of experience as an architect and consultant – often on the intersection of business and technology. He is a Fellow at INNOQ in Germany.

Nikita Baksalyar – MaidSafe: Nikita is a Mozilla TechSpeaker and a Senior Rust engineer at MaidSafe.

Ellen Körbes – Garden: Ellen’s a developer advocate at Garden, and also an avid gopher—responsible for the most comprehensive Go course in Portuguese.

George Xing – Lyft: George leads the analytics team at Lyft, where he joined as the first analytics hire and scaled the team over the last 5 years.

Hawra Milani – GDG Oxford: She’s an active community organiser, where she spends a lot of her time in organising, attending, and speaking at technical conferences around the world.

Alexander Gerasimov – 21/23: Alex is a front-end engineer in the office hours and a functional programming aficionado in his spare time.

Elena Grahovac – N26: Elena is a Lead TechOps Automation Engineer at N26 and a co-host of the GolangShow podcast.

Gerard Sans – Amazon Web Services: Gerard is a Developer Advocate at AWS. He is very excited about the future of the Web and JavaScript.

Jad Joubran – Self-employed: Jad is a Google Developer Expert, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and Freelance Web Consultant based in Amsterdam.

Pascal Zenker – SRLabs: Pascal Zenker researches kernel- and embedded device security at the Berlin-based hacking collective, Security Research Labs.

Vincent Ulitzsch – SRLabs: Vincent is a researcher at Security Research Labs, a Berlin based hacking collective. His work focuses on blockchain security and vulnerability detection via fuzzing.

Stay tuned…in the next weeks we’ll show you more about other speakers! If you don’t want to wait, view more here !

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See you there!

Are you an IT student or a tech enthusiast?

We want your talents, creativity, and insights to help us make Codemotion Berlin the greatest event it can possibly be. By volunteering, you can be at the very centre of this exciting event attending the tech talks delivered by the best speakers from all around the world! Sounds cool, doesn’t it?

Room assistants needed

The selected room assistants will work on November 12-13 (h 08:00 – 18:00).

Responsibilities:

• monitoring the overall situation
• managing stage and speakers
• running the Q&A session after every talk
• reporting to the supervisors if something goes wrong

Please note that each room assistant will be assigned to one of the rooms and will not be able to follow the talks that will take place in the other ones.

As you become part of the Codemotion team, you will get:

• free entrance to the conference
• Codemotion Berlin T-Shirt
• food and drinks
• the chance of connecting with an international audience of more than 1000 developers

Before the conference, we will organize a special meeting in order to provide you with all the necessary information.

Ready to take up this challenge?

Apply now and join the Codemotion Berlin Team!

How to win?

Sign up, and complete our coding challenges with the highest possible score in the least amount of time. Use one of 25 languages to solve the problems. Partial score qualifies as well, so do not forget to submit your code ;)

• 3 winners per week
• You have 4321 minutes to solve the challenges
• 3 challenges to solve
• 25+ languages supported

READY. NERD. GO!

Terms and conditions: C, Clojure, C++, C++14, C#, Erlang, Go, Haskell, Java 7, Java8, JavaScript, Julia, Kotlin, Lua, Objective-C, Perl, PHP, PyPy, PyPy, Python 2, Python3, R, Ruby, Scala, Swift can be used to solve the coding challenges. One person can win only one ticket. Plagiarism is flagged and banned from the competition. Fake accounts are banned from the competition. The tickets cannot be exchanged to cash or anything other than actual Codemotion Berlin 2019 entrance tickets. The competition ends 7 days before the conference. Codemotion reserves the right to change the conditions of this promotion at any time without prior warning.

• Raise product and services awareness
  The conference allows companies to promote their technological products and services to a vertical target of developers and IT professionals, encouraging their use.
• Recruiting of specialized professionals
  Codemotion also acts as an incredible recruiting opportunity for companies who are in search of specialized IT Professionals.
• Network with professionals from your field
  Meet potential partners who can help you achieve new business goals.
• Train your IT team
  Codemotion is a great occasion to train your IT team on the latest tech trends, with more than 10 tracks covering the hottest topics in the tech panorama.
• Meet only the best technical experts
  Network with more than 120 internationally renown speakers from all over the world, gurus in their field

Contact us to learn more and receive your personalized offer.

Codemotion is open to all languages and technologies, with a focus on topics such as Frontend/ Backend, Security, DevOps/ Architecture, IoT/Maker, Cloud/Big Data, AI /Machine Learning, Design/UX, Game DEV and VR/AR.

This wide range of topics reflects the multi-disciplinary nature of this event.

Codemotion Berlin has drawn about 800 attendees in 2018, and we are expecting even more for 2019.

Most of them are experienced IT professionals and our audience generally breaks down into:
30% CTO and tech leads
45% Senior Developers
15% Junior Developers
10% Students

Since our conferences attract developers, IT professionals and tech lovers with different backgrounds and levels of experience, we provide our attendees with technical excellence, cutting-edge technologies as well as hands-on activities, best practices & case studies to allow them to grow into even better developers.

Our attendees are driven by a great passion for coding, a desire to share their knowledge and to make new personal and business connections to lead the innovation around them: in a nutshell, they are literally coding the future of us all, in the smartest, coolest, best environment, Codemotion.

Be part of it all: join us in Berlin next November!

Any harassment made to Codemotion’s attendees will not be tolerated. Harassment includes offensive verbal comments related to ethnicity, religion, disability, physical appearance or gender, sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, harassing photography or recording, sustained disruption of talks or other events, inappropriate physical contact and unwelcome attention. Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.

If a participant or exhibitor engages in harassing behavior, the conference organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, ranging from a simple warning to the expulsion from the conference. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of the staff immediately. Our staff can be identified by the t-shirts.

Staff will be happy to help participants contact hotel/venue security or local law enforcement, provide escorts, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to feel safe for the duration of the conference. We value your attendance.

Check our Code of Conduct!

Codemotion is expected to draw thousands of developers, IT professionals and tech lovers with diverse professional backgrounds. We are looking for talks which provide them with:

• Showcase of technical excellence, latest research and cutting-edge technologies
• Hands-on knowledge that could be useful for their job
• Best practices and case studies that can help them become better developers
• Code! Remember to show some lines of code and some demos
• Inspirational talks and visions on how technology is shaping the future
• Talks with great contents, which do not hold a hidden marketing pitch

Get Involved!

Read our Call for Paper Guidelines for more information on Topics, Levels, Audience and selection process.

Grab your chance to be onboard. Application deadline: May 15. Submit your proposal now!