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DEVFEST LAGOS RETURNS FOR TWO EPIC DAYS! 🎉🎉
Get ready for 20+ hands-on workshops, dynamic panel sessions, and an unforgettable after-party, all happening on November 13th and 14th, 2026!
Early bird tickets are up, get your now!
devfestlagos.com
You can learn so much and build good connections in two days. And one of the easiest ways to do that is by attending Devfest Lagos 2026 happening on 📅 November 13–14.
🎟️ Check out the sessions and get your ticket at devfestlagos.com.
You have two days at DevFest. How do you plan to make them count?👀
With so many sessions, speakers and conversations happening, it helps to know what you’re looking forward to.
The programme is a good place to start. Explore the sessions, go through the topics that interest you and think about the questions you’d love to have answered.
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You have two days at DevFest. How do you plan to make them count?👀
With so many sessions, speakers and conversations happening, it helps to know what you’re looking forward to.
The programme is a good place to start. Explore the sessions, go through the topics that interest you and think about the questions you’d love to have answered.
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And beyond the sessions exists a whole community to experience.
A conversation with a speaker could give you new perspective(s). Meeting someone outside your circle could introduce you to a new field, idea or opportunity.
And you don’t have to be the most outgoing person to make good conversations.
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And finally, what happens after the event matters, too.
Revisit your notes, follow up with the people you met and explore the ideas that caught your attention. The right conversation could become something much bigger with time.
Two days can offer a lot. The interesting part is discovering what you’ll take away from yours.
📅 November 13–14, 2026
🎟️ Check out the sessions and get your ticket at devfestlagos.com.
You ran the same model twice and got different results. So what actually changed? 🤔
At #DevFestLagos, Precious Onyewuchi, Open Source Manager and SSI Fellow (2026), will break down why reproducibility is one of AI's most overlooked problems.
In her session, "Same Model, Different Results: Debugging Reproducibility In AI," Precious will speak about why identical models produce inconsistent outputs, and how to track down the cause.
Get your tickets now at devfestlagos.com and join us at DevFest Lagos! 🎟️📅 Nov 13th & 14th
Have you ever thought about your Al agent living right in the browser with no heavy backend required?
At DevFest Lagos, Kerry Ehikioya, GDE & Senior Software Engineer, will explain to us how to build conversational Al agents that run natively on the web.
In her session, "WebAl: Building Browser-Native Conversational Al Agents," Kerry will speak about what it takes to bring intelligent, responsive agents straight to your users' browsers.
How can you possibly miss this as a web developer?
Get your tickets now at devfestlagos.com and join us at DevFest Lagos!
Nov 13th & 14th
Over a billion people live with some form of disability. Yet most of the technology we build still wasn’t designed with them in mind. ♿
At #Devfestlagos , Charles Ayere , Founder of EyeGuide Vision, will make the case that accessibility can’t be a feature added later. It has to be part of the foundation.
In his session, “Inclusive By Design: Scaling Accessibility Tech For The Next Billion Users,” Charles will speak about what it takes to build products that work for people of all abilities.
Drawing on his experience building EyeGuide Vision, he’ll share lessons on designing with, not just for, the people who need these tools most.
If you don’t want to miss this, get your tickets NOW at devfestlagos.com and join us at DevFest Lagos! 🎟️📅 Nov 13th & 14th.
#devfestlagos2026 #techlagos
November is almost here and we need to start finding our people!
If DevFest Lagos is on your calendar for November 13–14, let’s hear from you. And if you’ve been saying “I’ll register soon, “ this is your siren call.
Drop your:
📍 City
💻 Role (Developer, Designer, PM, Founder, Technical Writer, or whatever you do in tech)
👥 Community, if you belong to one.
In the comments. Let’s see who’s coming from where and help you find your DevFest people
Who's coming with you,though? Tag your partner in tech crime. 👀👇🏽
If you’re still wondering whether DevFest Lagos is for you, let’s make it simple.
Are you a student trying to figure out your place in tech?
A developer looking to learn something new?
A designer curious about what AI can do?
A founder hoping to meet the right people?
A product person looking for fresh ideas?
Or someone just curious about what’s happening in tech and what it means to be a techie?
👀 There’s room for you at DevFest Lagos. DevFest exists for people like you.
Come 📅 November 13–14 and find whatever you're looking for.
🎟️ Get your ticket now at devfestlagos.com.
Lagos Life is taking over the internet, but have you ever wondered how games like this are actually made? 👀🎮
Well, here’s your chance to find out!
At DevFest Lagos, you’ll get to explore AI-powered game development and game design and learn how these technologies work, explained in ways you can actually understand.
If you’re a developer, a designer or more, this is your table.
📅 November 13–14
🎟️ Get your tickets now at devfestlagos.com
Come and discover how it’s done. Who knows? You might be inspired to build something of your own!
DON’T MISS OUT! 🚀
#DevFestLagos #AI #GameDev
AI can help junior developers learn faster, explain complex concepts and even debug their code.
But could it also make it easier to skip the fundamentals?
We want to hear from you 🫵
Do you think AI is making junior developers better, or are we becoming too dependent on it?
Pick a side in the comments.
Finally, get into rooms where people are building
There’s only so much you can learn from your screen. So get into rooms where people are building products, sharing ideas, solving problems and having conversations about the future of tech.
That’s one of the reasons we have DevFest Lagos. It’s a conference that seeks to bring people together, whether you’re already in tech or just getting started.
But tell us, what advice would you give to some one starting out?
Hey newbie 👋🏽
So, you’ve decided to take the leap and start your tech career. We know it can feel overwhelming at first, so here are a few tips from us to make the journey a little easier.
1. don’t try to learn everything.
Tech is huge. Pick a direction that interests you, learn the basics, and give yourself room to explore. You can always change direction later.
Hey newbie 👋🏽
So, you’ve decided to take the leap and start your tech career. We know it can feel overwhelming at first, so here are a few tips from us to make the journey a little easier.
1. don’t try to learn everything.
Tech is huge. Pick a direction that interests you, learn the basics, and give yourself room to explore. You can always change direction later.
2. Learn, but don’t get stuck learning.
It’s easy to spend months taking courses, watching tutorials and saving resources. At some point, you have to actually make something with what you’ve learned.
3. Build proof of work.
Don’t just say you can do something. Give people something to look at. A project. A case study. A design. An article. A campaign. A GitHub repo.
Something that shows what you can actually do.
A lot of people think tech simply means coding, so they spend months trying to learn how to code before they even consider any other thing.
But there’s so much to do that doesn’t involve coding, such as product management, UI/UX design, marketing, sales, community, customer success, technical writing and so much more.
So If coding isn’t your thing, that doesn’t make you less of a techie. You just need to find your niche and where your skills fit.
Angular has evolved greatly over the last few years. So there’s no reason for you to be stuck in the ancient ways of managing state and forms when there’s so much modern angular can actually do.
@babatundelmd , Engineering Manager at Flutterwave and a Google Developer Expert in Angular, is bringing an intense and elaborate session to DevFest Lagos: “Signals, Resources, And Signal Forms: Composing Modern Angular End-To-End.”
He’ll walk through how signals, resources, and signal forms fit together to give Angular developers a cleaner, more predictable way to manage state and build forms, from the tiniest component to a fully composed application.
So get your tickets and don’t miss this opportunity
📍 DevFest Lagos | Nov 13th & 14th 🎟️ Tickets at devfestlagos.com
Elections generate a wide range of information and sometimes, we do not know which is true or which to trust.
At DevFest Lagos, @gabbyagbobli , Google Developer Expert (GDE) in Google Cloud, will show how AI agents can help us navigate through that entire chaos.
In his session, “Building A Trustworthy AI Agent For Election Intelligence With ADK And The Antigravity Harness,” Gabriel will walk us through how he built an AI agent designed for election intelligence, using Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) alongside the Antigravity Harness to keep the agent grounded, accountable and trustworthy.
How can you possibly miss this at a time like this?
Rush over now to get your tickets at devfestlagos.com and join us at DevFest Lagos! 🎟️ 📅 Nov 13th & 14th
To meet one Ai agent working well is easy. But getting hundreds of them to run reliably at scale, is a different wahala entirely.
At DevFest Lagos, @Greyisheep , Head of Engineering at Dockie, will discuss this exact challenge.
In his session, “Horizontally Scaling Agentic Systems With Google ADK On Kubernetes,” Claret will show how to take agentic systems built with Google’s Agent Development Kit and scale them horizontally on Kubernetes, without losing reliability or control as the system grows.
If you know this session is for you, DON’T MISS IT! Get your tickets now at devfestlagos.com and join us at DevFest Lagos! 🎟️ 📅 Nov 13th & 14th
Writing integration tests for Flutter apps can suck up just as much time as building the app itself. But what if you could actually skip the code entirely?
At DevFest Lagos, @H3ndrick_ , Senior Mobile Engineer at Snag, will show a different way to approach Flutter testing.
In his session, “The Agentic Shift: Building Zero-Code Flutter Integration Tests With Gherkin And Marionette,” Sebastine will demonstrate how combining Gherkin’s plain-language test syntax with Marionette can let teams write robust integration tests without writing a single line of test code.
Imagine not getting a chance to experience this?
Go get your tickets now at devfestlagos.com and join us at DevFest Lagos! 🎟️ 📅 Nov 13th & 14th
