Google, Spotify and OpenAI are also coming to Budapest

What CES is to tech innovation what Craft is to software development: experts from Google, Tesla, Spotify, Microsoft, OpenAI and Ebay will arrive, but Gergely Orosz, author of one of the world's most-read tech newsletters, will also be among the keynote speakers. .

From May 30 to 31, software developers' attention will once again be focused on Budapest, the region's largest professional festival, Crafts ConferenceIt will open its doors to those interested for the tenth time this year. Since 2014, a total of 15,000 participants have walked Craft's Welcome Molyneux, with more than 2,000 professionals gathering at last year's event alone.

The site, a Railroad History Park, is a trip into the past in itself: participants can wander among the vintage train sets between displays, but they can also experience a real miniature train in the event area. In addition to amazing software, the main role will return to the profession again this time, and among the most influential trends in software development, artificial intelligence has a prominent role.

The two days Crafts Conference A veritable star show awaits those interested at the end of May amid the picturesque landscape of the Railway History Park. A total of 70 artists will share their knowledge at Craft Week's anniversary stage: for example, Mark Thompson from Google, Kelly Shortridge from Fastly and Randy Shope from Ebay will come, but Samantha Kaufman from Spotify will also join the list of performers. However, one of the biggest successes this year will be Gergely Orosz – he currently writes one of the world's most-read tech newsletters, The Pragmatic Engineer. The Hungarian programmer's paid newsletter has more than half a million subscribers, and 250,000 people follow him on one of the largest community sites. Only the Craft specialist will be attending this year, so anyone who wants to meet him in person, and perhaps buy and sign his book for software developers, The Software Engineer's Handbook, will have an unmissable opportunity at the conference.