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Two Saturdays. The whole community. A room full of people building wild things — and you, hopefully, in it.

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GDG Yaoundé

DevFest Yaoundé 2026

When
21November 2026
Where
YaoundéCameroon

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What is DevFest Yaoundé?

DevFest is Google's global series of developer-led, community events — and DevFest Yaoundé is our local chapter's flagship gathering, run by GDG Yaoundé for the people building things in and around this city. Expect real talks from real practitioners, hallway conversations that turn into collaborations, and a room full of people who'd rather be here than anywhere else.

500+
developers
40+
speakers
1
unforgettable weekend
Call for speakers

Got something to share? Take the stage.

The lineup is not written yet — it is waiting for you. Whatever you have been building, debugging at 2am or arguing about in group chats, somebody in this room wants to hear it. First talk counts; you do not need a conference badge collection to submit one.

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Submissions close 31 October 2026 at 23:59 (Yaoundé time).

What's on

Full schedule's still cooking — check back soon 👀

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What people are saying

“Came for the free t-shirt. Stayed because the talks were, annoyingly, actually good.”

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Memory lane

A few frames from past editions — proof this community has history, and it's only getting started.

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The amazing team behind the scenes
Vibing along with the community
Giving it your all
With the goals set clear and bright

What is GDG Yaoundé up to?

GDG Yaoundé keeps the community going all year, not just on event day — meetups, study jams, and a place to ask the questions you're too embarrassed to ask on Stack Overflow.

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DevFest Yaoundé is our community's flagship yearly conference, organized by GDG Yaoundé — a full day of talks, workshops, and hallway conversations with developers, designers, and tech enthusiasts from Cameroon and beyond. Think less "conference," more "a really good day with your community."
GDG Yaoundé (Google Developer Group Yaoundé) — a volunteer-run community open to anyone curious about tech, from complete beginners to seasoned engineers. DevFest is our biggest event of the year, but we run meetups and workshops year-round too.
DevFest Yaoundé takes place on 21 November 2026, in Yaoundé, Cameroon. Full venue details and the day's schedule are on the Schedule page — check back as we get closer to the date.
Our Call for Speakers is open on Sessionize through October 31, 2026. Submit your session there — look for the link in the banner or on the Speakers page.
Email us at gdgyaounde@gmail.com — a real human (well, a volunteer) will get back to you.
Five tiers, named after Claude model releases (yes, really): Haikyu (free), Sonnet, Opus, Fable, and Mythos — each higher tier unlocking more swag and perks. See the Tickets page for exactly what each includes.
The free pass (Haikyu) is handled through our GDG Bevy page rather than on this site — click through from the Tickets page and RSVP there. You can only claim one free RSVP per person.
We currently accept Mobile Money only — MTN MoMo and Orange Money. We don't support card payments yet.
Yes — buy any number of paid tickets and fill in each attendee's details separately, including marking one as your own if you're attending too. We just need a way to identify each attendee (phone and/or email).
If you have a code (from a sponsor or partner, say), add it in the order summary during checkout, before you pay.
No — tickets are non-refundable once purchased. We flag this clearly at checkout before you pay, so there are no surprises.
You should get a confirmation with your ticket and QR code shortly after payment. If it hasn't arrived after a few minutes, check spam, then email gdgyaounde@gmail.com and we'll sort it out.
Yes — if you bought a ticket on someone else's behalf, they can claim it into their own account to manage and check in with it themselves.
Just yourself, a valid ID matching the name on your ticket, and maybe a jacket if you run cold in AC'd rooms. Laptops are welcome if you're following along with a workshop.
Details will be posted on the Event page once the venue is finalized — check back closer to the date.
Depends on your ticket tier — check the Tickets page for exactly what's included with each pass.
Yes — the shop is open to everyone, ticket or not, and stays open before, during, and after the event.
You choose pickup at the venue or shipping right in the order summary at checkout.
Change-of-mind purchases aren't refundable, but if something arrives damaged, defective, or wrong — or apparel just doesn't fit — reach out and we'll sort out an exchange, subject to stock.
Sold-out items are marked clearly on the shop page. Check back — we sometimes restock.
Everyone. GDG Yaoundé is an inclusive community for anyone curious about tech — beginner or expert, student or professional. DevFest is for all of you.
We follow Google Developer Groups' participation terms — respectful, harassment-free, and welcoming to everyone. If anything ever feels off during the event, tell an organizer immediately or email gdgyaounde@gmail.com.
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