Devoxx Greece 2024, second edition will take place from April 18th until the 20th in the Athens Megaron International Conference Center.
Devoxx Greece is the evolution of Voxxed Days Athens conference and has become a 3-days conference where the developers’ communities get together and explore the latest technology advancements with some of the most inspiring speakers in our sector.
The Devoxx family (Belgium, France, UK, Poland, Marocco, and Ukraine) welcomes annually over 15.000 Devoxxians!
Diverse, local and global talent introduce the newest and most vital content from the development world, with a range of sessions covering Java, Cloud, Big Data, Security, Architecture, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics, Programming Languages, Methodologies, and Developer Culture.
Devoxx Greece expands your knowledge base, sharpens your skills, and provides hands-on experience with the latest technologies.
We’re on the lookout for brilliant content. Do you have an idea for a session you can’t wait to share with fellow developers?
We invite you to submit proposals to the CFP until end of December .
Registrations will open mid October, releasing the first batch of our super early bird tickets for a limited number of tickets and limited period.
Inspiring and thought-provoking keynotes on Thursday morning and Friday evening.
40 minutes sessions on a range of different technologies, practices and methodologies
2 hours hands-on sessions where you delve into a specific technology or methodology under expert guidance
3 hours sessions where attendees can rapidly immerse themselves in a subject matter with an in-depth examination of a topic or technology.
15 minutes sessions designed for speakers to give a quickfire view of a particular subject.
30 minutes sessions focused on demonstrating tools, technical tools or solutions.
Informal sessions of one hour, where like minded people get together and discuss technology.
All aspects of Java as a platform: emerging or established, Java language, JVM (languages), JDK, frameworks, standards, performance etc
Personal development, leadership, working practices, mental health, diversity, inclusion and developer culture
Modern operational concerns, including build pipelines, orchestration, observability, monitoring, resilience, and compliance, as the software world embraces DevOps and cloud delivery.
How-to’s, tools and techniques for developers to drive great architectures. Share your in-the-trenches experiences informing us what works and what doesn’t.
UI, UX, front-end languages, frameworks and architectures. This can include Angular, React, VUE, Blazor, SCSS best practices etc.
Big Data, Fast Data, NoSQL, Machine learning, Deep Learning, Neural Networks, TensorFlow, etc
All about Getting Stuff Done right. Methodologies, better practices, testing & tools.
Encryption, defensive practices, tools and technologies to be secure, security testing etc.
Developer candy: stuff we want to know about but don’t (generally) do at work – robotics, biological computing, cybernetics, AI, new toys & tomorrows world
JVM, functional, mobile, front end & emerging languages. Tools, libraries and practices
There’s a limited number of sponsor slots per-package level. Want to know more about sponsoring Devoxx Greece? Check out our sponsorship info page.
Zaharenia Atzitzikaki has over 18 years of experience working in tech, with more than half of them focusing on product design and enterprise software. She now works as a business coach, training her clients to become better leaders at The 10x Manager Academy. She writes about management in her biweekly newsletter, Leading by Design.
Aristeidis Bampakos works as a Web Development Team Leader at Plex-Earth, specializing in developing web applications using Angular. He is a Google Developer Expert (GDE) for Angular and is passionate about helping the developer community learn and grow. His love for teaching has led him to become an award-winning author of Learning Angular and Angular Projects books, as well as an Angular Senior Tech Instructor at Code.Hub, where he nurtures aspiring Angular developers and professionals.
Experienced software engineer in the telco industry that enjoys developing systems with strict performance and latency requirements. Worked in different positions of product development throughout the years(software tester, devops engineer), but found true passion for software development. Participated in Java Hellenic User Groups (JHUG) meetups.
George Gkogkolis, a graduate of the University of Peloponnese has been working with software since 2007, specializing in back-end (both with Java and C#), secure programming, and software architecture.
Started some 20+ years ago as a Java Software Developer, evolved to Architect (technical, solution, cloud, enterprise, and potentially a few more variations along the way, some of which are even certified, and currently attempting to pass on the knowledge to the following generations as Head of Engineering. Perhaps above all though, a community junkie (following JHUG, GreeceJS, Angular Athens, DDD Greece, and a few more) and a proud organizer of Ministry of Testing Athens, the largest QA community in Greece.
Elias Niaos is a seasoned Software Engineer with over 15 years of experience in the digital trenches, currently navigating the world of software at Prodyna. Focused on simplifying complexities and deconstructing challenges, he works to foster innovative solutions. Outside of coding, Elias finds fulfillment as a parent of two and contributes to the GreeceJS community with dedication and expertise
Ilias is a full-time family man, an ex-army helicopter pilot, and the Global Community Manager at C2C. In his spare time, he leads the Google Developer Group (GDG) Cloud Thessaloniki, windsurfing and practising Kendo. He is a traveller and loves to meet and talk with people!
Patroklos (Pat) has been a software engineer for more than 25 years – he’s passionate about code quality and system perfection and keeping things simple. He’s a book author and occasional speaker, and currently, he works as Senior Backend Engineer in Golang @ Banked.com. He was the founder of the Java Meetup in Thessaloniki, and the main organizer of Voxxed Thessaloniki and Devoxx Greece since 2016.
Thomas Pliakas is a senior passionate Java software engineer, where he likes to work in performance improvements in each phase of the project life cycle. He has primarily been working on architecture, development, and tuning low latency and high throughput telco products. He is also a co-organizer of Java Hellenic User Groups (jhug) meetups.
Sotiris Sotiropoulos is a seasoned User Researcher, specializing in mixed methodologies. Committed to generating actionable insights from rigorous research, he plays a key role in informing product and business decisions.
With a background in human-computer interaction (HCI), he has contributed to shape the user experience landscape across various industries, including telco, banking, insurance, retail, mobility, and dev tools. Currently, he is working on improving Monitoring & Observability systems at Meta’s Data Infra department.
Beyond his role, he is a passionate learner and he actively shares knowledge, coaches teams, mentors professionals, and supports the community.
Kostas is a principal software engineer, currently fighting legacy and architecting novel software solutions at Kaizen Gaming. When not getting his hands dirty with code, he studies the sociotechnical aspects of complex systems. He is passionate about organizational agility and co-organizes Domain Driven Design Greece.
Gerasimos Xydas brings over 25 years of experience to the field of Natural Language Processing, Big Data, and Digital Architectures. Holding a PhD in AI Text-to-Speech from the University of Athens and authoring over 30 scientific publications, he has demonstrated a strong research background throughout his extensive professional journey. Gerasimos has also successfully led and nurtured high-performing teams, delivering impactful enterprise solutions. Since January 2023, he serves as the Chief Product and Innovation Officer at Superbo, aiming to achieve highly effective personalized experiences through digital assistants.
Ema Zyka is a Lead Software Engineer at Camelot Lottery Solutions with more than 10 years of working experience in web development. She is also a proud co-organizer of the Vue.js Athens meetup.
Ema has a passion for education and learning and has been involved in academies and courses by developing curriculums and acting as a tech instructor for Software Engineers.
She enjoys connecting with people and working with teams that share a purpose and shape an environment where experimentation, continuous learning, and growth are highly valued. She spends her days crafting things with Javascript and has played a key role in distributed and diverse teams by delivering end-to-end solutions, acting as an engineer, leader, mentor, and contributor in every step of the process.
Provide a first class tech conference where passionate developers can network, hack, get inspired and learn throughout
Devoxx is a conference by developers, for developers. It is offered at an affordable price so that every developer can enjoy the experience.
Devoxx Greece is a community effort. The team is made up of senior developers, local user group leaders, and passionate technology experts.
Megaron Athens International Conference Centre, Leoforos Vasilissis Sofias and, Kokkali 1, Athina 115 21 (Greece)
The easiest way to reach the venue is to take the M3 (blue) Metro line and stop at the “Megaron Mousikis” station.
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