DevFest Florida's Costume Contest: Where Tech and Creativity Collide

 

DevFestFlorida.org is a Google-sponsored software developer conference that empowers the local software development community to come together to network and learn about the coolest new technologies out there.

Excited to open doors to DevFest Florida Orlando on Oct 14th (tomorrow!).

We're also the most magical developer conference of Florida.   Since we don't like to take ourselves too seriously, we ask that our speaker and guests consider dressing up in your favorite cosplay or Halloween costume. (PG-13 please) As a festival, we're excited about having fun together.   In our slack channel, I started hearing rumors of speakers giving treats during their talks. 

We'll offer prizes for the best costumes.  




We thank you for being a part of our community.  You can still get tickets today, but space is limited.





- Discount: 10% off for General Admission tickets using code SECRETSALE
- Reduced Ticket Price: Just $40!
- For groups of five or more, consider using our group rate ticket with code GROUP23. This will provide a discount of 15%.
- We love our student community.  You can still access tickets for $25.

Buy tickets on EventBrite

Learn more about DevFest Florida here:
- orlando.devfestflorida.com
- googledevsflorida.blogspot.com
- orlando.devfestflorida.com/schedule


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