Among our topics are: A/B Testing, Data Analysis, Appstore Optimization, Connected Devices, Product Lifecycle, Customers Discovery & Keeping, Minimum Viable Product, Personas, Starting tips for Lean Startups, Real life experience.

This is a meetup where everyone is a contributor. We promote Open Space discussions, so think about your topic, come and share it in our sessions.

All skill levels are welcome. Just know your interests and be there!

ProductCamp one day event is currently being planned. Follow us on Twitter and stay tunned to next events.

The Indie Pitch Contest is an exercise, designed to help indie studios present their games in front of an audience consisting of investors and publishers.The studios will have a 6 min speech to present the game and 4 more minutes to answer the questions that might come from the 5 people that are in the jury. 6 games were already selected for the competition.

Dev.Play is an event organized and managed by the Romanian Game Developers Association. RGDA was founded in 2013 with the mission to develop and promote the game development industry in Romania. Its members currently cover over 90% of the local game dev professionals.
Through communication and information, RGDA aims to gather a community that is focused on delivering viable educational tools for those wanting to pursue a career in the industry.
Improving education in the field is the only viable way to grow and develop as an industry. By creating courses, lectures, workshops and roundtables, RGDA goes beyond industry by linking technology with education.
Dev.Play is thus perfectly in line with RGDA’s goals.

How can your startups benefit from the participation at DevTalks? The Startup Area is perfect for showcasing your project and building a strong network with powerful stakeholders from the IT market. You can get your own Startup Booth at the conference! For more details drop us a line at contact@devtalks.ro!

Other ways of making the best of our conference as a startup member:

Explore the major key ingredients to explore the latest trends that will shape Mobile, Web, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things or Artificial Intelligence.

• Main Stage – Machine Intelligence, 4D printing, Quantum Computing, Smart Data Discovery, IoT, Blockchain, and other innovative technologies that are shaping our future.

• Web & Mobile – Discussing the 2017 top trends and technologies for web & mobile development: AI chatbots, Angular 2.4, Rails 5 app streaming and many more.

• BigData & Cloud – Hadoop, MapReduce, HBase and HDFS are decreasing in popularity, that’s yesterday’s news. But which of the faster technologies – like real time fast! – will be the ones to replace them?

• DevOps – Topics like continuous delivery, continuous integration and continuous deployment will be a must for this stage.

What’s new about the 2017 edition? In addition to these 4 big stages, DevTalks brings 2 smaller stages and a variety of workshops on topics like Java or Project Management.

50+ speakers will join DevTalks on May 17, at Grand Hotel Italia, in Cluj, and on June 8, at Romexpo (C1 & C2), in Bucharest. Come to meet guru developers like Douglas Crockfors, father of JSON, Ian Massingham, Chief Evangelist at Amazon Web Services, Philippe Charrière, Solution Architect at GitHub, and many others.

Find out more on www.devtalks.ro

****what is FinTech?***
Financial Technology.
Think about Paypal, Stripe, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Venmo, anything related to financial: from boring banking software to thrilling peer-to-peer digital lending platforms and smart contracts.

****what is FinTech Camp?***
The brand name of our event and community.

***where and when?***
The 1st edition will be in IASI, Romania on 6-8 May 2016. The 2nd edition is already scheduled for Finland in summer 2016 and next one is in Bucharest in fall 2016.

***what is a hackathon?***
FinTech Camp Hackathon is a, absolutely FREE two-day challenge for the best programmers in Romania that want to be part of a new FinTech movement in the East Europe.

***who is organizing it?***
Fintech enthusiasts from Romanian startups and companies like: Minutizer Pay Per Minute, SmartX Net Apps, Salt Edge Inc., Clever Taxi and Finland Fintech

***Any prizes?***
Sure thing! $x,000 for place 1 and also for place 2. $x00 value for place 3. Stay tuned for the x-s.

***who can participate?***
Tech developers and Business-oriented people that want to build something together for the Fintech space.

Places are limited, there’s a selection in place, so register while you can!

***what can/should you build in this hackathon?***
Anything related to fintech.

Here are some ideas:
– most of the people work every day but get paid only at the end of the month. Why shouldn’t we use the tech available today to pay employees at the end of each day? Or every hour. Or minute.
– how easy and cheap could Romanians that live abroad send money back home or pay the bills for their families here in Romania?
– Slack, Skype, Kik, Facebook Messenger bots are the new hot trend right now. How can you build one to help users pay for stuff or send/exchange money to others?
– blockchain or ethereum can be used today to have a decentralized version of almost anything. what would you like to descentralize?

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More info on the event’s website: http://www.fintech.camp

Showing you the latest industry solutions and products, Bucharest Technology Week will give you a glimpse into your future, both in your personal and professional life.

Briefly, Bucharest Technology Week means:
• 4 days of conferences at Athénée Palace Hilton hosted on the following topics: Innovation, Brands + Tech, Enterprise-IT, Java Dev
• 30+ international and local speakers
• 3 days of outdoor expo in Piata George Enescu, where the main attractions will be electric and hybrid cars, smart home and smart cities solutions, virtualy reality, robots, drones, gadgets and many more.
• 30+ partner events on the 4 main topics listed above + a start-up topic.

Find out more and register on www.techweek.ro.

city projects
automotive
eHealth
game development
open (free for all, any code that runs)
junior league coding

HackTM is organized by a wide group of tech community volunteers, reunited by Timisoara Startup Hub and Banat IT.

THE BEGGINING OF STARTUP GRIND

Started by Derek Andersen and Spencer Nielsen in February 2010 in a small office in Mountain View California, the original goal of Startup Grind was to bring together friends who would help each other. Now, this event became a real network that connects communities of entrepreneurs who believe in innovation and support economic growth.
Startup grind Bucharest joins the list of worldwide cities with entrepreneurship spirit like San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Seattle, Toronto, Sydney, Singapore, London or Berlin.

STARTUP GRIND VALUES

We believe in making friends, not contacts. We believe in giving, not taking. We believe in helping others before helping yourself. We are truly passionate about helping founders, entrepreneurs and startups succeed. We intend to make their startup journey less lonely, more connected and more memorable.

LOCAL STARTUP COMMUNITIES WITH GLOBAL REACH

We aim to build a connected network of vibrant startup communities to help fuel innovation, economic growth and prosperity at the local level. While Startup Grind was founded in Palo Alto, California, our extended network of Startup Grind chapters are located in some of the most entrepreneur-friendly cities and startup ecosystems around the world including Silicon Valley, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, New York, Boston, Seattle, Toronto, Sydney, Singapore, Melbourne and more with dozens of new chapters launching in the coming months. Join our community by attending one of our monthly events.

STARTUP GRIND VALUES

We believe in making friends, not contacts. We believe in giving, not taking. We believe in helping others before helping yourself. We are truly passionate about helping founders, entrepreneurs and startups succeed. We intend to make their startup journey less lonely, more connected and more memorable.

Economies worldwide are undergoing a rapid process of transformation triggered by the dramatic changes in technology. Some countries and regions are finding efficient ways to address this change, while others are facing hard challenges. This is all the more valid for countries and regions that bear the legacy of a centralized economy where decisions were usually very far from any reality of the market. It is not unusual that in such regions, both the administration and educational systems are not fully adapted to the requirements of a market driven economy. Yet, to be globally competitive, organizations of all sorts need to quickly find models of transformation and take advantage of their digital potential. Through this year’s edition of Cluj Innovation Days we will explore the ways in which this can happen.

Interested in Java, .NET, Mobile, Agile, PHP, Ruby, Project Management, Business Analysis and many others? Join CodeCamp and meet smart people sharing from their own real life experiences.