Apps, Algorithms and Abstractions: Decoding our Digital World
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Leetspeak is a conference by developers for developers. It started in 2012 by the dedicated knowledge company tretton37 with the goal to be an affordable, high-quality, community conference. Leetspeak is a way to reach out to fellow developers who want to connect and learn from others.
Tickets for Leetspeak cost 200 SEK - not much more than a nice lunch and a cup of coffee! We want to make it as accessible as possible for everyone, that’s why the tickets are sold in batches. The third batch of tickets will be released on September the 21st. Make sure to sign up for the newsletter so that you don’t miss out on the latest information.
Leetspeak is a no fuss conference. We bring 6 amazing speakers in a full-day single track event at the price of a decent dinner. Leetspeak is not only about great content it is also about great people, and you will have the chance to meet up to 500 developers that share your passion.
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It’s a familiar scenario… you’re on the train, your phone goes ‘ping’, you take it out of your pocket and hey — someone sent you a message! Awww... it’s a picture of a cat..
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