Frequently Asked Questions

You will receive confirmation of your registration by email once you have completed your registration details. If you can’t find your confirmation email, please check your spam folder, and email info@devsummit.infoq.com.

Registered attendees should log into their account at https://devsummit.infoq.com/my-account. You can reset your password at https://devsummit.infoq.com/user/password.

You can contact us for any payment questions at payments@devsummit.infoq.com.

No, badge sharing is not allowed.

Download the InfoQ Mobile App to stay up to date on everything at the conference. There you will be able to easily browse the schedule, including your personal schedule, leave feedback for the sessions you join and more.

Download iOS
Download Android

Your feedback on sessions is important to us and we'd like you to rate the presentations that you attend. 
You will be able to vote in the Mobile app and on the website when logged in. You have the choice of selecting:

• red: failed to meet any of my expectations
• yellow: lacked fundamental details to meet expectations
• green: met my expectations
• super green: presenter went above and beyond my expectations

You will also have the option to leave written feedback (and speakers greatly appreciate this) either on the app or while logged into the website.

Use #InfoQDevSummit. Join the conversation on LinkedIn, Mastodon, X, Facebook, and Instagram.

If you need any support during the event, you can visit the Info Desk in the registration area or email us at info@devsummit.infoq.com and a staff member will be happy to help you.

Most InfoQ Dev Summit presentation slides will be available on the schedule page after the conference. Some sessions may feature a "no slides" icon in the schedule which designates that slides won’t be available.

We designed the InfoQ Dev Summit as a place where everyone feels safe to express themselves, learn, and succeed in adopting new technology and practices. We enforce this through the Code of Conduct to provide a safe and inclusive learning space for our thousands of inspiring attendees.

By joining the InfoQ Dev Summit, you agree to our Code of Conduct. All participants, speakers, sponsors, and staff are required to abide by our code of conduct.

All attendees will receive access to recordings of most InfoQ Dev Summit sessions. Starting 2 weeks after the conference, these will be available on-demand for a duration of 6 months. To help you while you make your schedule selection, please note that a few sessions have a "no video icon," which indicates that these presentations aren't being recorded and won’t be available to watch on-demand.

Optimize your InfoQ Dev Summit experience by building your personal schedule:

1. Log into your InfoQ Dev Summit account
2. Once you've logged in, visit the schedule page, where you can build and access your custom schedule.
3. Click on the bookmark icon and the talk will be highlighted in yellow. This indicates that it’s saved in your personal schedule. All saved sessions will be listed under "My schedule". You can also save sessions to watch them later by clicking on the video icon. Please keep in mind that if a session is marked "In-person only" there will not be a video recording of it available after the conference.

InfoQ Dev Summit is a two-day in-person software development conference for senior software engineers, architects, and team leaders. 

The conference provides senior software developers with actionable insights and practical advice on critical software development challenges. 

The summit features practitioner-curated topics and technical talks from 20+ senior software practitioners on today's dev priorities.

The InfoQ Dev Summit is designed for senior software engineers, software architects, and team leaders.

At the InfoQ Dev Summit, we prefer engineers over evangelists, practitioners over trainers/coaches, and team leads over consultants. That is not to say we don't find value in the people on the right; we just prefer those on the left. This simple mantra guides our editorial content. We want to hear from the people who are making decisions and implementations in their fields.

Outside of the regular sessions, there might be some sponsored sessions on the agenda. If a presentation is sponsored by a vendor, it is separated from the main editorial content and labeled as sponsored. One of the core values of the InfoQ Dev Summit is transparency; you will never find sponsored content hidden within editorial sessions at the conference.

InfoQ and QCon international software development conferences are presenting the InfoQ Dev Summit. For over 18 years, InfoQ and QCon have guided senior software development teams with peer-validated, trustworthy insights in adopting new technologies and practices. Our passion to accelerate the software side of human progress is the driving force behind our conferences.

We do not have a formal CFP and usually directly invite our speakers, however, we do have a submission form for spontaneous submissions.