Fwdays Tech Summit is an online conference for engineers, tech leads, architects, and engineering managers who build software in the AI era. We’ll bring together AI, architecture, backend, DevOps, frontend, security, and management to take a comprehensive look at modern software development—from technical solutions to team building, processes, and AI implementation.
Watch the live stream of the online event on October 3 and get access to the recordings after the conference.
Recordings will be available on the event page and in your personal account.
Access to presentation slides.
Q&A sessions with speakers.
Networking in the chat with speakers and attendees.
Certificate of participation in the Fwdays Summit conference.
We want to make Fwdays conferences available for everybody!
Diversity ticket is an opportunity to attend the conference for those who are less represented in the IT community and those who need financial help.
Together with our diversity partner, DataArt, we are offering 15 participants the opportunity to attend the conference for FREE 🙌
Please fill in the form below to apply, till September 14. There will be 15 people who will get the Online Ticket. After thorough checks from Fwdays.
Diversity ticketsWhat will the online experience be like?
There will be a live online broadcast. Online Ticket holders will be able to join and watch the talks in real time.
Where will the online stream take place?
On the conference website. You will only need to log in using the email address you used to purchase your ticket.
Will the session recordings be available?
Yes, recordings will be available on the website shortly after the conference.
How can I contact the organizers?
For news, communication, and questions, please join our Telegram channel. You can also email us at orgs@fwdays.com.
Can I pay for a ticket on behalf of a company via invoice?
Yes, we offer ticket purchases via bank transfer for companies and legal entities. Please contact us at orgs@fwdays.com, and we will send you an invoice for payment.
I bought a ticket in person—what will happen to it?