Dublin DevFest

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Google, Barrow Street, Saturday 16th November - Sunday 17th November

GDG Dublin and GDG Cloud Dublin have joined forces again to bring you Dublin DevFest 2019!

GDG DevFest Dublin brings together the world class experts in Android, Web, Cloud and AI/ML technologies to Dublin for 2 days of sessions, workshops and showcases.

Described by many as ‘Google I/O of Dublin', our team creates DevFest to be the best place for experience sharing in a phenomenal atmosphere.


Date:
Saturday 16th November - Sunday 17th November
Time:
9.30am
Price:
Free
Address:
Google, Barrow Street

Google Map of Google, Barrow Street

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