Kotlin™ Dev Day
ADVANCED EDITION
After two successful editions it’s time to spice it up. Kotlin Dev Day’s 3rd edition will be the world’s first Advanced Kotlin conference!
If you’re a more experienced Kotlin dev and want to go more in-depth, this conference is for you. Meet like-minded people and enjoy a full day of conference together in a great venue in Amsterdam.
Kotlin Dev Day is proudly powered by Xebia.
Join the World's First
Advanced Kotlin Conference
A fitting venue for deep-diving Kotlin!
Q-Factory Amsterdam.
Q-Factory is the biggest music-making centre in Europe. Many worldwide known hits have been recorded in their facilities.
The two Kotlin Dev Day stages have been rocked by Fleetwood Mac, Nelly, and Golden Earring. But on the 24th of November they will host world-class Kotlin experts!
Get inspired by like-minded people!
Dive into Kotlin with other experts and learn together!
Expect keynotes, live-coding sessions, and a lot of social talks with the people you’ll meet.
Closing the day with a rock concert!
How can we be at a music venue and not have a concert?
That’s what we thought so we will be closing the conference with the rock-cover band “The Streets”!
Schedule
Main Stage
Stage 2
Meet the speakers
Conference Sponsors
These sponsors make this conference possible! A big shoutout to each of them. Be sure to visit their booths at the event to have a chat and participate in all the activities they came up with :)
Want to become a sponsor of Kotlin Dev Day? You can learn more here »
Frequently Asked Questions
This event is for all developers/engineers that love to deep-dive Kotlin. You don’t need to be an ultimate Kotlin expert to understand what’s going on. Intermediate users and up 🙂
This event starts at 09.00 am CEST on Thursday, November 24. The program will end at 17.30 pm and there will be informal drinks and networking after.
The in-person conference takes place at:
Q-Factory Amsterdam
Atlantisplein 1
1093 NE Amsterdam
Super Early Bird: €129
Early Bird: €149
Regular: €199
* Prices are excluding VAT
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