Software Engineering Events in Tilburg
This is the widest category on Brainberg, because software engineering itself spans a huge range of events: language user groups (Python, Rust, Go, TypeScript, Kotlin, Elixir, Ruby, Zig), framework communities (React, Svelte, Next.js, Vue, Laravel, Django, NixOS), backend architecture tracks, testing and QA tracks (ISTQB certification courses, mutation testing, test-automation workshops), refactoring and DDD circles, hackathons, and the long tail of "thoughtful engineering" meetups that don't fit neatly under any specific stack.
This page narrows the Tilburg calendar to Software Engineering events. It's a subset of Netherlands's wider tech-event schedule, useful when you want something specific to go to in the city this month.
Upcoming tech events in Tilburg, Netherlands.
Upcoming Software Engineering events in Tilburg
Creative Coding Tilbrug
Tilburg, 🇳🇱 Netherlands
Monthly show-and-tell for people who make things with code and technology — at LocHal, Tilburg.
Doors 19:00 · starts 19:30 · ends ~21:00. Arrive before 19:30 if you want to present.
More info can be found over at our main website
What is Creative coding?
Using code and digital tools as a medium for art and design — images, sound, interactions, installations, and experiences.
What to expect
Short introductions, then the floor opens. Usually around six slots of ~10 minutes, plus about 5–10 minutes for questions from the room. Work in progress is welcome. First-timers are encouraged to share.
Topics: generative art, computational design, interactive installations, live coding, wearables, creative AI tools, games, shaders, data as art, generative poetry — if you used code, hardware or digital tools to make something creative, it fits. Not only for coders.
Want to present something?
No need to write in advance. Near the start of the evening we ask who wants to show something and take names for the slots. Organisers have a laptop that can be used to show basic links and online content.
Language
English is the main language. Other languages welcome.
Women's Coding Club - Tilburg #15
Tilburg, 🇳🇱 Netherlands
Do you identify as a woman, and are learning how to code, or would you like to help other women who are learning? Come to Women's Coding Club!
We will get together to practice our coding skills. This is not a class – it's time and space to work (and network!). You can work on coding homework for a course, work on a personal coding project, or get started on a new project with others. Don't know what to work on? We have plenty of ideas and can help you pick a project that suits your current level! And you can always work on your portfolio ;)
Use these three hours to work on your coding skills, ask questions, get motivated by working with others who are learning how to code, build up your network of women coders, and get inspired!
This meeting is hosted in collaboration with LocHal Library in Tilburg and will take place in the DigiLab. Just follow the signs! Feel free to walk in and out at any time between 19:00 and 21:30.
All levels & all coding languages are welcome. Bring your own laptop. We have snacks, coffee and tea! The café in the library closes at 18:00, but there are several options in the area around the LocHal to get some food.
At this meetup we will be speaking English, but the organizer (Lotte) also speaks Dutch for whoever needs it.
Meetup in Tilburg - Building your apps in offline-first mode - Wim Godden
Tilburg, 🇳🇱 Netherlands
We would like to welcome you for our next BrabantPHP meetup. This meetup will take place in Tilburg at Scrumble.
Starting time: 19:00 (with food).
Building your apps in offline-first mode - Wim Godden
The Internet seems to be always-on, for everyone, all the time. But what if it isn’t ? What if you’re in a location where Internet is spotty, either as a provider of a service, or for your users ? Building your apps to work without Internet presence can often save the day, especially on high-traffic, temporary locations that overload the local mobile networks. Let’s walk through techniques that can ensure your app has a nice fallback.
About the speaker:
Wim Godden has been working with open source technologies since 1997 and has been involved in open source projects such as PHPCompatibility and OpenX.
Next to web development, he’s worked with a wide range of technologies (from database clusters to Internet backbone design) and focuses a lot of his time on high-scalability projects and on coaching/training web engineers.
He’s currently the CTO at one of the leading European locker companies for luggage storage and festivals/concerts.
About the sponsor:
Scrumble is a supply chain software agency that specializes in crafting bespoke software solutions to serve the industry’s dynamic needs. Our expertise lies in creating robust, scalable applications that drive efficiency and innovation. Our approach not only involves creating complex technical solutions but also focuses on strategic partnership, ensuring that we involve the customer in the process to guarantee the development of quality software and effective collaboration. At Scrumble, we're not just about coding; we're about creating lasting value for our clients, and having a lot of fun while doing it. For more insights, visit us at https://scrumble.nl.
About the location:
The location is at the Scrumble office, Talent Square 13, Tilburg. The office is near the train station and if you want to come by car then you can read up about parking here: https://scrumble.nl/parkeren/.
About the meetup:
• attending the meetup is free (as in free beer);
• free food and free drinks are provided!;
• food is available between 19:00 and 19:30;
• the talks will start at 19:30;
• spoken language is English;
• suitable for novice to expert level;
• held at Scrumble.