Sponsor the event Globalcode expects to gather 26,000 attendees in 5 editions

Tracks, Workshops and Topics

The event brings together several tracks that will address market trends in topics such as Internet of Things, Cloud Computing, BigData, Java, .NET, Mobile, Testes, Arquitetura, DevOps, among others. There are more than 30 tracks in total that will be presented by about 300 speakers.

Each track is a one-day event on a specific topic, covered in 7 or more talks, with one or more expert coordinators. "There are about 7 or 8 tracks each day of the TDC, held in partnership with several communities. The Java track, i.e., is organized by the Sociedade de Usuários Java (SouJava), the PHP track by grupo PHP São Paulo and several other important companies and associations participating in the event organization. Thus, it is possible to have a broader content coverage, without losing quality and depth in the topics addressed."

A workshop is unique: they are part-time events, each with different topics, with an exclusive instructor that will approach his content with further development, theoretically and practically. With only 20 places per workshop, it is recommended for an audience that seeks more specific knowledge and applied in practical situations.

Stadium Track

To ensure the exchange of information, the event is structured with a room per topic track and an auditorium for the Stadium Track. The Stadium Track is a selection of the best or most representative talks from each of the other tracks of the same day and any attendee registered on that day has a guaranteed ticket to watch it as well. "In this way, the attendees of the specific tracks have the opportunity to attend talks from other tracks, and thus, we promote the diversity of knowledge and the democratization of information, since all the talks of the Stadium track are transmitted live and recorded."

Differentials

Currently the TDC fills a gap left by key events that have ceased to exist such as Comdex, Fenasoft and Telexpo. It sets a new stage in the Brazilian scenario of IT events, which seeks to aggregate several communities and bet on interactivity.

"The Developers Conference is an event focused on the development of local technology communities. I consider it an extremely kind event to connect people and companies of all sizes, allowing the sharing of knowledge among a multitude of benefits."
(Giovanni Comunello Jr.; Facebook page evaluation on May 16)

In addition to São Paulo, the event will be held in other cities such as Florianópolis, Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte and Recife.

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