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Saturday 24 October 2026DevFest
DevFest
Venezia
The annual community conference of GDG Venezia. One day, multiple tracks and 500+ developers at the Campus Scientifico of Università Ca' Foscari, Mestre.
- Date
- Sat 24 Oct 2026
- Where
- Ca' Foscari, Mestre
- Tickets
- Free — registration required
- Scale
- 500+ attendees · 3+ tracks
What is DevFest Venice?
DevFest
DevFests are community events organized by Google Developer Groups focused on learning, building, and connecting with fellow developers and tech practitioners
Google Developer Group
Google Developer Groups (GDG) are groups of developers interested in Google technologies: everything ranging from Android, Web, Cloud, Flutter, and much more.
When?
Saturday, October 24, 2026.
500+ people
More than 500 people expected
3+ Tracks
Multiple tracks with sessions in English and Italian.
Meet the Companies
Take advantage of the chance to connect with companies at their booths during DevFest. Attendees can discover company initiatives, explore collaboration opportunities, and more.
Program
See the full agenda →- Talks
- 26
- Tracks
- 5
- Speakers
- 34
- Workshops
- 4
- Languages
- ENG & ITA
Now
Next ·
Spritz
- API Archaeology: Working with APIs You Don’t Understand (Yet)
- Close Enough: The Shortcuts Behind Systems at Scale
- Show me the money
Bellini
- Parla con Toborino: controllare un micro-robot con il linguaggio naturale
- Costruisci il tuo Neuralizzatore: Android e Arduino per un'arma segreta
- Rust: why, how and when. A real world case study
Birra
- The mystery of the slow API (finding production bottlenecks in real time)
- AI-Native Web Development, Hands-On
- Antigravity CLI: Use your AI in CLI for maximum control and effectiveness
Espresso
- A Million Cars Are Talking. Flink Is Listening.
- Non sei il tuo stack: come far evolvere la tua carriera nel tech
- AWS IoT Core - De'Longhi Connected Appliances
Speakers
Meet them all →
Alessandro D’Angelo
Mobile AI Developer, NTT DATA Italy
Alessandro Pezzato
Senior Software Engineer @ Standard AI
Alessia Bragagnolo
Backend Engineer - Spotify
Alfredo Bautista Santos
Flutter & Dart GDE / Frontend dev / GDG organizer
Ankur Roy
Solutions Architect at Online Partner AB | Google Developer Expert in Cloud
Ceren Özgür
Data Analytics Master's Student at Ca' Foscari | Computer Engineer
Daniel Chenet
Targa Telematics - Software Engineer
Daniele Bonaldo
Android Developer and GDE
Daniele De Marchi
Targa Telematics, Software Developer
Davide Bellone
Principal Backend developer | Microsoft MVP | Blogger
Dominika Zając
GDE for Web | MVP in Web | Software Engineer at Qualtrics
Fabian Krumbholz
Google Developer Expert for Web | Speaker & Workshop Host (15+ DevFests) | Teaching Developers to Ship Production Quality with AI | Principal Consultant at Speed Kit
Gabriel Palmisano
Mobile Developer @ EBWorld
Giorgio Basile
Angular Frontend Developer
Giulia Scalaberni
Leading India-Europe tech teams with humanship • People & BI Product Manager • I protect happiness, productivity and team engagement
Israel Blancas
Software Engineer
István Juhos
Staff Android Engineer @ Circuit
Ivan Morgillo
Android consultant and trainer
Leonardo Gazzola
IIoT Support Engineer @ Galdi
Luca Del Puppo
Senior Software Engineer @ Nearform_
Luca Raveri
Software Engineer at Talentware
Luiz Carneiro
Phd, Senior Solution Engineer @ smapiot
Marco Biondo
IIoT & SW Engineer @ Galdi
Matteo Valerio
Full-stack developer @Air- Topic Author @Hyperskill
Nejmeddine Ben Ouarred
Google Developer Expert
Pietro Bonaventura
De'Longhi - Junior AWS Developer
Rachele Bari
Senior Consultant Digital & IT @JObros
Rainer Hahnekamp
Developer, Trainer, Speaker
Rebecca Frisoni
De'Longhi - Junior SAP Support
Roberto Mazzocato
De'Longhi - DEV Manager
Rowdy Rabouw
Front-End Focused Senior DevOps Engineer
Soumaya Erradi
Senior Software Developer @ Atlantis
Susanna Wong
Staff Engineer, Typeform
Tarik Huber
GDG Berchtesgadener Land, External Lecturer at Salzburg - University of Applied Sciences
Sponsors & partners
Main sponsor
Sponsors
Partners
Getting there
By plane
Marco Polo (VCE) or Treviso (TSF)
Marco Polo is about 20 minutes from the campus by taxi, or take an ACTV or ATVO shuttle bus towards Mestre station. Treviso Canova, the low-cost hub, has an ATVO shuttle to Mestre station (about 40 minutes).
Closest station
Venezia Porto Marghera, 15 min on foot
About 1 km from the campus. It's a small stop between Mestre and Venezia Santa Lucia and only regional trains call there — from Santa Lucia it's the first stop, roughly every 10 minutes — so check that yours does.
Main station
Venezia Mestre, 30 min on foot or a short bus ride
About 2.2 km away and served by every train. Urban buses go from the station to the "Torino Università" stop in front of the campus, and taxis wait in the square outside.
By bus
ACTV buses to "Torino Università"
Check routes, times and tickets in the AVM Venezia app: Saturday timetables can differ from weekdays. From Piazzale Roma, the ACTV tram to "Forte Marghera" is an alternative — the campus is then a 15-minute walk.
By car
Close to the Mestre ring road
Via Torino is a few minutes from the Tangenziale di Mestre, which connects to the A4 (Milan–Trieste) and the A27 (Belluno). Parking near the campus is limited, so arrive early or consider public transport.
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