Upcoming Mobile Development conferences worth attending. Across 9 cities and 7 countries on the radar.
SwiftLeeds is a two-day conference for Swift and iOS developers at Leeds Playhouse, with talks, an optional evening talk show the night before, and free drop-in sessions with experts.
Developers building apps with Swift, from students to experienced engineers.
Run as a non-profit by a handful of community volunteers to bring an inclusive Swift conference to the north of the UK; drop-ins cover SwiftUI performance, design and AI workflows.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
The 11th DevFest.cz: a one-day developer conference near Prague covering AI agents, generative UI, cloud and backends, mobile and web, and the human side of working in tech.
Mid-level and senior software developers from Central and Eastern Europe.
Run by the non-profit GUG.cz with Google Developer Groups as a partner, and aimed at medior and senior engineers rather than beginners: one day, one venue, the Uhelný Mlýn mill.
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Do iOS returns to the NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam: a workshop day followed by two days of talks for iOS developers on SwiftUI, Foundation Models, App Intents, visionOS and app security.
iOS developers in Europe working with Swift, SwiftUI and Apple's on-device AI.
Produced by AppForce1 and hosted by Jeroen Leenarts and Daniel Steinberg; this edition includes a live attack on an iOS app on a jailbroken device and hands-on Foundation Models workshops.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
A two-day Apple developer conference at the Yashwantrao Chavan Centre in Mumbai, with keynote sessions for developers building with Swift on Apple platforms and a post-conference mixer.
iOS and Apple-platform developers working in Swift, from India and the wider Apple developer community.
Billed as India's international Apple developer conference; its first announced speakers come from the global Swift community, including Donny Wals and Marcin Krzyzanowski.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
droidcon London: two days at the Business Design Centre with 80+ sessions and workshops for Android developers, plus a tech-lead summit and unconference roundtables.
Android developers, plus staff and principal engineers and managers leading mobile teams.
A community programme committee of engineers from Google, Spotify, Monzo and others; one ticket covers hands-on workshops, the leadership summit and crowd-sourced unconference roundtables.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
An iOS and Apple-platform developer conference in Singapore, covering Swift, iOS development and mobile engineering.
iOS and mobile developers.
Southeast Asia's dedicated iOS developer conference.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
Appdevcon spans four days in Amsterdam across Android, iOS, Windows, Web and TV development tracks, so developers from any platform find a relevant session.
mobile and app developers across platforms
Covers Android, iOS, Windows, Web and TV development side by side in one event, rather than specializing in a single platform or framework.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
A Swift developer conference, covering Swift, iOS and Apple-platform development, indie development and design.
Swift, iOS and Apple-platform developers.
A community Swift developer conference spanning iOS and Apple-platform development.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
The Bellagio in Las Vegas hosts MAU Vegas 2027, drawing more than 3,000 mobile app growth leaders across apps, games, mobile products and audience experience for what its organisers call 'MAU week'.
Mobile app, game and product growth teams across the wider mobile ecosystem
It draws over 3,000 mobile growth leaders for 2027, and its own framing insists the mobile ecosystem is bigger than any one role - built for practitioners across apps, games and products.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.
jPrime is a two-day, two-track Java conference at Sofia Tech Park covering Java, other JVM languages, mobile, web and best practices, with hands-on labs alongside the talks.
Java and JVM developers in Bulgaria and the Balkans, from students to senior engineers.
Run by the Bulgarian Java User Group: talks are chosen by CFP and voting, with no sponsor sessions or marketing talks, and no speaker room, so speakers mix with attendees.
BigEvent does not sell tickets.