Take us on a deep dive into a topic of your choice, showcasing the technology, product, technique, or opinion, that drives you.
Tell a story about why something is the way it is, give us a a taste of something new, or teach us about something important.
Everyone is welcome to enter our submission process, regardless of experience level, technology stack, or demographics. This includes you!
Do you know someone with passion for what they're doing with technology? Encourage them to consider speaking.
To counter the effects of unconscious bias, we're using an anonymised evaluation process to assess submissions.
Talk to us! Reach out to anyone from our organising team, we'd love to talk to you about what's possible.
First time presenting in front of a crowd? Nervous about how this works? Don't worry, we've got your back.
Invest in your tech career with a full day of learning & networking. Held at the weekend so you don't have to ask for time off work.
Hear from Wellington's finest new talent and some of New Zealand's best technical speakers. Check out our programmes from 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2023, and 2024.
Something for everyone, with presentations on the latest hot technologies, developing your career, and everything in-between.
Our tickets are free. Yes, free.
That's right, no charge.
We want everyone to be able to come.
A free one day Tech Conference organised by a team of volunteers for the benefit of the Wellington Tech community.
We'll have speakers across multiple subject tracks; you can leave your laptop at home.
As we've done every year,
we're breaking Code Camp into different subject tracks
to help delegates find the most interesting sessions.
For 2024 we've chosen these tracks.
Show us the code! Tell us why you think it's important, and what we need to know.
What does it take to build a rewarding career in tech, and how do we contribute to teams that succeed?
What's the latest hot technology that we need to be paying attention to?
If it's tech you think is cool (or fascinating or surprising) then we probably will too.
As a past presenter at Code Camp Wellington, Lisa shared insights into her unique journey of using code to create large-scale interactive art. She's always been drawn to problem-solving and has found joy in tackling unconventional challenges, from automating and streamlining processes to inventing novel solutions, such as using an Arduino to regularly water her plants. Now having forged a career in software development, she's driven by a passion to mentor and empower others. Her belief that "no problem can withstand the assault of sustained thinking" is at the core of her approach, hoping to inspire others to explore the seemingly endless opportunities in this industry. As a Engineering Manager at Lunit International, Lisa continues to use her expertise to guide the development processes and grow the development team to their full potential.
Gareth is a passionate speaker & organiser, with past involvement in communities covering software development (methodologies, Javascript/Angular, .NET), user experience, Toastmasters and internal corporate. He's here to help our speakers succeed - from those with a tentative idea, those new/new-ish to public speaking, to any range of past presentation experience.
Bio yet to be written.
Bio yet to be written.
A solutions architect by day, Oleg tries to balance leaning into his 15 odd years of software design and development with remaining curious and open to new ideas. He enjoys listening to someone passionate and knowledgeable speak on almost any subject, making him an avid audiobooks
and podcasts consumer, catch up coffee drinker, and Code Camp lightning talk enthusiast.Oleg can be seen around Wellington opining about user experience and technical trade offs, collecting AWS badges, and (while getting to stay on the tools in his current role) pleading with the debugger or persevering with git on a Friday afternoon. He welcomes your connections on LinkedIn mentioning you're from CCW!
❤️ Archie, Ella, Marisa
Our events are dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices.
We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any of our venues, including talks, Twitter and other online media.
Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.
Participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the event at the sole discretion of the organisers.
