Sponsor the conversation, not the stage.
At Re:Build, every sponsor hosts a table with the engineers, architects and tech leads they build for. Real feedback, no captive audience.
London, 5 & 6 May 2027.
Sponsor pack: kim@rebuildcon.uk
Hello, world 👋 We're Re:Build, a new two-day developer conference in London, 5 & 6 May 2027.
Talks, roundtables, real conversations and one badger called Patch 🦡
The future hasn't compiled yet.
Founding tickets 👉 rebuildcon.uk
I'm helping at the relaunch ACCU London 🎉
Wed 4 Nov, 18:30, London
Keynote from @Geek_Manager on how engineering skills improve, then Speed AMAs: private 10-min 1:1s with senior engineers; Paul Grenyer, @quantdev_uk & @pardel
Spaces are limited: luma.com/tpxd3p4u
A few days ago we opened Founding tickets for @ReBuild_Con. Tickets are going, sponsors are signing and community groups are getting involved. For a first-year event, that trust means a lot. Thank you.
5 & 6 May 2027, London. Founding tickets are limited: rebuildcon.uk
Re:Build is a new developer conference in London, 5 & 6 May 2027. Join the mailing list for the first news on speakers and tickets: forms.gle/ZFwdzfaogvY2adbt8
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Tickets for Re:Build are open. Two days in London, 5 & 6 May 2027, for people who build software and aren’t sure what that means anymore. Nothing recorded. You’ll have to be there. rebuildcon.uk
We talk a lot about what AI can build. Less about what it means for the people building it. At Re:Build, bring your questions & leave with practical insights, clarity on what comes next & connections that last.
Let's work it out together.
5 & 6 May 2027
rebuildcon.uk
AI isn't the whole story.
Re:Build explores three threads:
→ What we build (the tech)
→ How we build it (the way we work)
→ Who we become (the human bit)
5 & 6 May 2027, London. rebuildcon.uk
Some things don't need another conference talk. They need a conversation. At Re:Build we're trying something called The Conversation. It's our take on the World Café, built for a room of 300. Each one starts with a short talk to frame a question that doesn't... 1/3
have an obvious answer. Then the room turns to its tables, each hosted by an expert. Throughout the session, people will swap to neighbouring tables to hear new perspectives. No pretending someone has already figured it all out. 2/3
Something like: Is the junior developer role disappearing, and does that matter?
We're really curious where these go. What question would you want to put to the room?
5 & 6 May 2027, London
Founding tickets on sale from 14 October.
rebuildcon.uk
We've been thinking a lot about questions lately. Not the ones with a neat answer. The ones where you find yourself saying "Hmm I'm not sure…"
- What happens to our roles when AI can do more of the work?
- What does being a great engineer look like when the tools keep changing?
- How do we keep learning when the ground keeps moving?
- What do we want tech to do for us & what do we want to keep doing?
We don't have the answers. We think we'll work them out better together, which is why we're building Re:Build, a 2day conference in London on 5 & 6 May.
Last month, we announced @ReBuild_Con and launched the mailing list. The developer community has already joined. Sign up to stay updated on event news, promotions, speakers, tickets, and more.
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We're Re:Build, a new 2day conference for the people behind the code, not just the code. The future hasn't compiled yet. Come help build it.
What to expect:
- Shorter talks
- The Conversation, our new participatory format
- More space to talk about craft
rebuildcon.uk
5 people, 1 shared idea: dev conferences should be built around developers, not the tech stack. That's where craft, connection, change and humanity came from.
Check out the website: rebuildcon.uk
Save the date: 5 & 6 May 2027
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@mseckington has been an engineering leader since 2015 & now coaches & trains teams through Learn Build Share; she also runs the Tech Ladies Dinner Roundtable & the LeadDev London Meetup.
@svenpet is an AI Evangelist at Atlassian, spending his days on developer relations strategy & keynote content, so he knows what makes a talk land & what makes people switch off.