The edition of Florianópolis do The Developer’s Conference 2014, which takes place from May 15 to 18, already has more than 1600 registrations in the first phase and renowned technology companies confirmed as sponsors of the event, including international Amazon, Oracle, Intel, PayPal and Google and locals, Softplan and Betha.
The 2014 TDC takes place in Oceania Convention Center, on the beach of the English, and offers 20 trails on the most diverse subjects of the technology area, each trail with 7 lectures and mini lectures developed by renowned professionals – including sponsoring companies.
This year's edition features the following tracks: BigData, Android, Java, Java EE, JavaScript, Games, Tests, Business Analysis, Cloud Computing, SOA & BPM, Mobile, Ruby, .NET, PHP, Agile, Internet of Things, Web, Management 3.0, Architecture and Startups.
The TDC is the result of the competence, dedication and efficiency of more than 30 IT professionals, the coordinators responsible for selecting more than 100 speakers from all over Brazil. Together, speakers, coordinators and organization ensure a great representation event, and unique in the IT segment in Brazil.
No event site can be seen coordinators each trail and also the schedule of lectures. In the second phase of registrations, which runs until April 30, the value per trail is R $ 120.00. It is worth remembering that companies, groups, students and students Globalcode/V.Office have promotional discounts. Information can be obtained by email tdc@globalcode.com.br. After April 30, the amount rises to R $ 150.00.
About The Developer’s Conference
The Developer’s Conference has been held in Florianópolis since 2008 and is organized by Globalcode (São Paulo) and V.Office (Florianópolis). The event aims to exchange knowledge in IT, especially in the areas of programming and business languages. The Developer’s Conference has been growing exponentially, started with about 170 registered in its first year and in 2013, had almost 3,000 registrations. The DCD also takes place annually in São Paulo and, alternately, in other cities, such as Porto Alegre and Goiânia. This year's editions will take place in Florianópolis, São Paulo and Porto Alegre.
