Codemotion 2014 - GDG Meets U - L'Aquila, 30 maggio 2014

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Codemotion

Codemotion è stato ospite del GDG meets U, l'evento organizzato da GDG presso l'Università dell'Aquila.

Tecnologia Turismo Negócios

CODEMOTION:
Beyond the code, there is emotion

GAMEDEVAREA
SPONSOR AREA
STARTUP AREA
MAKERSAREA
FRAMEWORKS GAME DEV INNOVATION

OUR NUMBERS
MADRID 2013
1500
ATTENDEES
100 Speakers
17 Communities
21 Companies
2000
110 Speakers
31 Companies
25 Communities
ATTENDEES
ROME 2014
29
70
1
STUDENTS
OTHER
EXPERTS
1300
110 Speakers
31 Companies
25 Communities
ATTENDEES
MILANO 2014
20
79
1
STUDENTS
OTHER
EXPERTS
BERLIN 2013
600
ATTENDEES
72 Speakers
12 Communities
28 Companies

CODEMOTION IN THE WORLD
UPCOMING
2014 EDITIONS
MADRID
TEL AVIV
ROME
MILAN
HELSINKI
WARSAW
ISTANBUL
BERLIN

ENTUSIASMO e SOGNI
…CON I PIEDI PER TERRA

CONTACTS
TSUNEO KURIHARA
tsuneo.kurihara@codemotion.it
FLAVIA WEISGHIZZI
flavia.weisghizzi@codemotion.it

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