Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Five-day hybrid conference covering DevOps, machine learning, JavaScript and API development from September 28 to October 2, 2026.
- Features 140 speakers across 135 sessions and 17 workshops, with both in-person attendance in New York and online participation options.
- Technical content spans Kubernetes, Terraform, CI/CD pipelines, React, Angular, Node.js and MLOps.
- Designed for software engineers, DevOps professionals, machine learning practitioners, architects and engineering managers.
- Attendees receive six months of access to session recordings following the event.
About the Event
New York Week by devmio is a multi-track technology conference structured around four major conferences running concurrently over five days. The hybrid format allows participants to attend sessions in New York or join remotely via live stream. The event consolidates training across several technical disciplines into a single platform, enabling attendees to move between tracks based on their professional interests.
Technical Topics and Technologies
The DevOps track addresses container orchestration with Kubernetes, infrastructure as code using Terraform, and continuous integration and delivery pipeline design. Sessions also cover agile practices within engineering teams.
Machine learning content focuses on generative AI, large language models and MLOps, the discipline of operationalising machine learning models in production environments. The track targets practitioners working on advanced ML development workflows.
JavaScript sessions span frontend development with React and Angular, backend development using Node.js, and web performance optimisation. The track also examines how generative AI intersects with JavaScript development.
API development coverage includes security practices, design principles, governance frameworks and building APIs as business platforms.
Workshop Programme
Seventeen workshops provide hands-on technical training alongside the main conference sessions. These workshops offer practical experience with the tools and frameworks discussed in the broader programme, supporting skill development that extends beyond presentation-based learning.
Who Should Attend
The event targets software engineers, developers, DevOps professionals, machine learning practitioners, solution architects, technical leads and engineering managers. The cross-disciplinary structure suits teams seeking to build capabilities across multiple technology domains simultaneously, as well as individual contributors looking to expand their expertise beyond a single specialisation. Participants from technology companies, enterprises and startups will find relevant content across the four conference tracks.