Join us for our annual gathering - the biggest gathering - of the global Umbraco community in Odense, Denmark. At this year's Codegarden we will spoil you with a plethora of high-quality sessions from community experts, the Core team and acclaimed keynote speakers, announcements from Umbraco HQ, in-depth workshops, an exclusive masterclass and the opportunity to influence the future of Umbraco.
Codegarden 18 is over. Aaaaw!
But you can already sign up for Codegarden 19! Yaaay!
Head to the Codegarden 19 site now →Codegarden is hosted by "Umbraco HQ" which is the unofficial name for "Umbraco A/S" the company behind the Umbraco CMS. Codegarden is often described as: "A conference like no other" and it is important to Umbraco HQ to keep it that way.
Both in the sense that Codegarden is not commercial as you may know from other conferences that are filled with sponsor booths, logos and sales reps. And in the sense that quality content is the top priority. The ambition is to create a friendly surrounding for Umbraco community members to meet, learn from the best and have fun.
Yes. 33%! You won't be able to go on this official certification course any cheaper, anywhere. It's an extraordinary chance for Codegarden ticket holders to up their skills in Searching and Indexing in Umbraco - maybe even get that 5th tick which will enable you to keep calling yourself a Master?
Doing official Umbraco training means you'll have documented hands-on skills, you'll earn official certification point and most importantly, your new skills will be based on the very best practices, making your job even simpler. Training will take place on Tuesday the 22nd of May.
Come and hear from industry leaders, tinkerers and thinkers, covering strategy, case stories, great design and deep dives into the Umbraco core
Conference Keynote
Chief Unicorn @ Umbraco HQ7 Things We Know About Headless, and 3 Things We Don't
Founder/ Partner @ Blend InteractiveDirty Little Tricks From The Dark Corners of Front-End
Co-founder and Editor-in-chief @ Smashing MagazineThe Power and Responsibility of Umbraco Back Office
Senior Software Developer @ 8 West ConsultingWhat makes an Umbraco editor happy – now and next year?
Project Manager @ Vejle Kommune (Municipality)An introduction to the GDPR and Privacy by Design – Opportunities and limitations
Systems Developer & IT Security Consultant @ DubexI attended the Umbraco Course & you won't believe what happened next
#NotJustTheFormsGuy @ Umbraco HQSecurity - Let's have some fun with Umbraco
Developer & Co-owner @ Perplex InternetmarketingUmbraco Forms as the Ultimate Survey Tool
Umbraco / ASP.Net Developer & Consultant @ Floyd Innovations LLCHeadless Umbraco, cockroaches and AWS. A great mix for our players
Senior Developer @ tombolaUmbraco beyond recognition - An Umbraco tale of business rejuvenation
Senior Developer @ Endzone.ioBuilding Umbraco websites in big teams
Team Lead and Web Architect @ Council of European UnionBoiling down 20 years of e-commerce experience into a framework
IT Architect @ NovicellHeadless Umbraco, cockroaches and AWS. A great mix for our players
Lead Developer @ tombolaUmbraco beyond recognition - An Umbraco tale of business rejuvenation
Senior Developer @ Endzone.ioBuilding Umbraco websites in big teams
Freelance Umbraco Developer @ Council of European UnionUsing data from Umbraco Cloud to improve the Umbraco Friendly'ness
Azure Hero @ Umbraco HQDefer long-running Umbraco tasks to Azure service bus and functions
Managing Director @ MoriyamaNew speakers are added every week as we approach Codegarden 2018
As part of the Codegarden ticket, you get the chance to go to one of our 3 fantastic half-day workshops - for free. Sign-up opens on the 8th of March and there's limited seating at each workshop. Each workshop is indeed a great opportunity to dive deep into a subject with an experienced instructor.
You'll get hands-on tools to bridge the gap between developers, non-technical project stakeholders and creative teams. The material is based on the instructor's own experiences as well as those from her international network of peers. Join this workshop and get personal feedback on your current challenges.
It's important to test your code. Many will give up though. Unit testing can be hard to get good at in itself, and when tightly coupled code looms ahead it might be even easier to let it go. However, hope is not lost for us Umbracians. Learn how to optimise your unit testing on this workshop.
Learn to avoid the most common security mistakes people make when delivering websites. And be surprised by how easy it is to avoid them. Get tools and methods to make your Umbraco project even more secure. There is plenty of time to discuss and your teacher will explain why some things make sense while other things are nonsense.
Codegarden will, once again, be held at "Dok5000" in central Odense. Odense is just one hour by train from Copenhagen Airport, with plenty of cheap hotels and airbnbs, a great atmosphere and is the Umbraco HQ home turf!.
Venue street address: Dok5000, Havnegade 18, 5000 Odense