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Web Camp Venlo

Three days event with tech workshops and talks about open source software development in Venlo.

05/03/2026

The Web Camp Venlo 2026 Speaker Line-Up is HERE!

Mark your calendars for March 12–14, 2026 and get ready for three days packed with inspiration, innovation, and next-level web knowledge. 🔥

We’re proud to welcome an incredible group of experts who will share insights on development, design, performance, accessibility, AI, business & more.

Whether you’re a developer, designer, strategist, or digital enthusiast — this is where the web community comes together.

🎟️ Last Minute Tickets are still available - link in bio
📍 Venlo, The Netherlands
📅 March 12–14, 2026

04/03/2026

At Web Camp Venlo, we’re diving into the future of enterprise search.

Discover how Apache 9.9+ transforms search from keyword matching to true semantic understanding with vector capabilities.

💡 Learn how to build:
• AI-powered “chat with your website”
• RAG integrations
• Smarter search experiences

See you at Web Camp Venlo!

03/03/2026

Excited to welcome Malte Koezle as a speaker!
On March 13, he’ll dive into “From Figma to Frontend – A Context-Aware Design System in Production” and share insights on bridging design and development.

All about web development, PHP, FE, TYPO3 & open source.
📍 Venlo | 📅 March 12–14, 2026

OpenSource

25/02/2026

Dion Slijp is joining us as a keynote speaker! 👏 Dion leads R&D at Canon Production Printing and chairs their Center of Expertise for . In his talk, „From curiosity to capability“, he explains how to embed AI into the DNA of a global organisation. Dion will share how Canon moved from sparking curiosity to building abstraction that fosters shared learning. Join us in Venlo for three days of honest conversations about where our industry is headed. Regular ticket are available until 28th February!

24/02/2026

Relaunch of typo3.com & typo3.org: Planning, Ex*****on, Reality.
Andreas Kienast and Luana Valentini from TYPO3 GmbH examine the relaunch from two perspectives: strategic content planning and technical implementation. They will share insights into the new direction of typo3.com and typo3.org, along with the newly introduced community and news hubs.
Join us at Web Camp Venlo 2026 to see how these central digital products were reshaped. Link in bio. 🚀

23/02/2026

Web Camp Venlo is brought to life by the companies and people who support us. Your involvement allows this event to happen.
We are grateful for partners who value open source and prioritize the importance of connecting. Thank you for supporting events like ours and for helping us build these connections.
See you in Venlo.

22/02/2026

What SPAs Got Right: Lessons for Boring Web Development.
In 2013, React changed how we build the web and Single-Page Applications became the new standard. Now that the hype has settled, Simon Praetorius examines what SPAs actually got right and how those ideas apply to modern web development.
Join us at Web Camp Venlo 2026 to explore these lessons. Link in bio. 💻

21/02/2026

How to expose and improve the conditions that shape developer experience and productivity. Niels Scheurleer reframes by shifting the focus from individual output to the environment people work in. This talk explores how organizational systems and behaviors shape daily engineering work.
Discover a practical way to make these dynamics visible and improve the developer experience at Web Camp Venlo 2026. Link in bio.

20/02/2026

Next Gen TYPO3: A Sneak Preview in v14.
The v14 development cycle introduces practical updates for developers and editors. Florian Keitgen from b13 will showcase new core features, including the default theme Camino and the Site Sets feature for faster project setup.
The session also covers backend interface improvements and usability updates designed to simplify common tasks while maintaining flexibility.
Join us at Web Camp Venlo 2026 to see the future of TYPO3. Link in bio.

19/02/2026

Building software that welcomes everyone.
Meaning in code is both technical and human. Marc Haunschild explains why accessibility must be part of the architecture rather than an optional feature. Every line of code defines who is included and who is not.
Join us at Web Camp Venlo 2026 to learn how to write software that says: You belong here. Link in bio.

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Noorderpoort 53
Venlo

Website

http://www.webcampvenlo.nl/

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