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QCon is a fantastic conference that has given me a renewed excitement in leveraging new innovations, technologies, and approaches to solve the challenges faced in my day-to-day role."ice about how to get better at reading code.

John McCloskey, Senior Staff Software Engineer @Bazaarvoice

I would recommend it as a way to connect deeper with people who are aware of the trends in our industry. It's different because not many conferences are so focused on engineering/software/its application to industry. It is the only one I can think of that consistently has put out industry-leading insights.

John Jago, Co-founder & CTO @PeachPay

The best part about QCon is that is not vendor driven. So there is less emphasis on selling products but more on the problem statement, tech agnostic solutions, processes and practices that have worked for others. And this is really powerful. Also there is a lot of time in between sessions for networking and letting the ideas sink in rather than a crazy day full of sessions.

Manisha Lopes, Principal Software Engineer @BBC

Quality content and topics from industry experts, and I like how that is separated very transparently from sponsors. I appreciate how sponsors have their place, but it's very clear and not deceptive mixed in with the content. It really is a conference that is specific technology agnostic and about any and all industry wide trends and best practices.

Mike Murray, Senior Director, Software Engineering @DriveTime

You meet good people at QCon, some of the talks are deep and insightful.  You always take something away whether that's a new idea, awareness of a new technology or lessons learned from someone else's experience.

Eoin Woods, CTO @EndavaUK

It really feels as it's from engineers for engineers instead of many commercial talks at other events where it sometimes feels like a sales pitch.

Tomeck Swinkels, DevOps Engineer @ING