The Developer Week (DWX) will take place June 30 to July 3, 2024 at the m:con Congress Center Rosengarten in Mannheim. Its high degree of practical relevance, the exceptional quality of the contributions and speakers as well as the thematic diversity of 29 different topic tracks make DWX the first address for first-class training in software development.
DWX is organized by developer media, the training and continuing education brand for software developers and architects. developer media is part of the Ebner Media Group. With the leading trade magazine dotnetpro, the DWX and DDC conferences and numerous remote and face-to-face seminars, we provide visitors, participants and readers with high-quality, solution-oriented specialist information.
Logic, Planning, Methods, Maintainability, etc.
Components, Microservices, Refactoring, Patterns, Distributed Architectures, etc.
Implementing, Quality & Testing, QS, Clean Code, etc.
Stability, Maturity, Unit Tests, Integration Tests, UI Tests, Fuzzy Tests, etc.
Scrum, Sprint Planning, Agile UX, Mob-Programming & Scrum, Requirements vs. Agility, Event Storming, Agile, Kanban, etc
Technologies, Tools, DevSecOps, Automation, etc.
Jenkins, Azure DevOps Server, TFS, Make, etc.
GitHub Actions, GitOps, Operation, Tipps, Hooks, etc.
.NET Core, .NET 6/7, .NET Framework, C#, VB, F#, CLI, CLR, Memory Management, Performance, etc.
Dapr, Orleans, AKS, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, ADO.NET, SignalR, WebAPI, gRPC, etc.
Blazor, MAUI, WinUI, WPF, WinForms, Unity, MVVM, Avalonia, Uno, SPA's, Control, etc.
Visual Studio, VS Code, Rider, NUnit, Ndepend, ReSharper, NuGet, PRISM, Automapper, Logging, Dependency Injection, etc.
Angular, React, Vue.js, Svelte, Micro Frontends, Accessibility, etc
Minimal API, ASP.NET Core, Node.js, Deno, JAMStack, etc.
Xamarin, Flutter, Electron, NativeScript, .NET Core, etc.
UI/UX,CSS, Animation, Storybook, etc.
JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, HTML, etc.
Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, etc.
Docker, Kubernetes, Kata Containers, Terraform, etc.
Tensorflow, Apache Cassandra, Flink, Azure CosmosDB, etc.
NoSQL, RDBMS, Graph-DBs, Geographical DBs, SQL Server, MySQL, MongoDB, CouchDB, etc.
GenAI Basics, Understanding LLM's, Prompt Engineering, Integrating & Training of GPT models, Few-Shot Learning, RAG, Embedding & Vector-DB, Scripting with LangChain, etc.
GenAI Solutions, LLM in Business Apps, Github Co-Pilot, ChatGPT, PromptFlow, Azure OpenAI Service, Local AI, Semantic Kernel, Chatbots in Teams/Slack, Speech, Vision, etc.
Machine Learning, KI-Basics, Deep/Reinforcement Learning, Computer Vision, Speech Recognition, NLP, AI-Services in Azure, AWS & GCP, etc.
Happiness at Work, Behavioral Psychology, Resilience, Mastering Conflict Situations, Motivation, Mental Health, ETFF, Skin in the Game, etc.
(Agile) Leadership, Goals, On-Off Boarding, 4 Levels of Communication, Sending/Receiving, etc.
This is where the Developer Week Advisory Board introduces itself. The AdBoard is responsible for the program under the direction of the Conference Chairs. The members are renowned experts on this year’s topic tracks. After reviewing the submissions from the publicly advertised Call for Speakers and the presentation recommendations of the Advisory Board, the conference chairs combine all topics into a jointly developed program.
Having attended various (international) conferences over the years, the AdBoard also constantly passes on the experience and impressions it has gained in order to align DWX even more specifically with the current wishes and needs of software developers and IT decision-makers. In this way, they contribute significantly to the success and continuous further development of DWX.
Fernando Schneider is editor-in-chief of dotnetpro and program director of Developer Week, .NET Developer Conference and Web Developer Conference. After completing his studies, he worked as Senior Editor Computing & Software Development at the publishing houses Addison-Wesley, MITP and Carl Hanser. In 2010, he moved to various sales roles at SIGS Datacom, Maximago and HeiReS. From there, he joined Developer Media in 2014, where he built up the training division (now Developer Academy) and has been editor-in-chief of dotnetpro since 2022.
Tilman Börner is editor of dotnetpro and Internal AI Evangelist at Ebner Media Group. After graduating as a physicist, he completed a traineeship as a software editor at the computer magazine CHIP. He later became deputy editor-in-chief of Gruner + Jahr computerchannel, a web-only computer magazine. He then became editor-in-chief of the MSDN Germany website. From 2003 to 2022 he was editor-in-chief of dotnetpro. Tilman has been programming in Basic, dBASE, Turbo Pascal, Visual Basic, Fortran, C, Delphi, PHP and C# since his school days.
