The Berlin tech community, in one place.

42+ groups, meetups, conferences and coworking spaces that make Berlin a tech capital. Developer and engineering communities, AI & ML, product and design, startup networks, career groups, women in tech — curated by Ampli.

Developer & engineering communities

The meetups developers actually keep going back to — JavaScript, Vue, iOS, DevOps, Google tech, and education-focused communities.

Berlin.JS

JavaScript

One of the largest JavaScript-focused meetups in Berlin, attracting frontend and backend developers working with Node.js, React, and more. JavaScript ecosystem, web development, new frameworks, and tools.

Vue.js // Berlin

Vue.js

The official meetup for Vue.js users, fans, and anyone interested in learning more about the framework. Monthly talks about Vue and the wider ecosystem.

CocoaHeads

iOS / macOS

A vibrant community dedicated to Apple's Cocoa and CocoaTouch frameworks, focused on programming for macOS and iOS. Monthly meetings where members share projects, tutorials, and innovative solutions.

Codebar Berlin

Diversity & mentorship

Improving diversity in tech through free coding workshops for underrepresented groups. Connects students with mentors to work on coding challenges.

DevOps Berlin

DevOps / SRE

Brings together developers, system admins, and operations professionals to discuss the latest in DevOps practices, automation, infrastructure management, and cloud.

GDG Berlin

Google tech

Google Developer Groups Berlin — a community for developers passionate about Google technologies. From Android to ML to Google Cloud.

OpenTechSchool Berlin

Education

Free, collaborative coding education and mentorship opportunities for learners of all backgrounds. Community-driven learning.

WeAreDevelopers

Career & conferences

One of the largest developer communities in Europe — massive conferences, job fairs, and workshops connecting tech professionals with employers and trends.

About the Berlin tech community

What is the Berlin tech community?

Berlin's tech community is a network of founders, engineers, designers, AI builders, and product people running and working at the city's startups and scaleups. It gathers in 30+ active groups — from JavaScript and Python meetups to AI Monday Berlin, from Berlin Product Managers to Women Who Code — plus annual conferences like Tech Open Air and Berlin Tech Week.

How do I join the Berlin tech community?

The fastest path: join one chat community (the Ampli Berlin WhatsApp is a good start), subscribe to a weekly tech newsletter, and pick one recurring meetup that matches your stack — Berlin.JS, AI Monday Berlin, Berlin Product Managers, or DevOps Berlin are all welcoming to newcomers.

Are Berlin tech meetups in English or German?

Most Berlin tech meetups run in English. Berlin.JS, Vue.js Berlin, AI Monday Berlin, Berlin Product Managers, and the women-in-tech communities all default to English presentations and conversation. German-language events exist but are the exception in the international tech scene.

What are the best AI and ML communities in Berlin?

The four to know: AI Monday Berlin (monthly meetup), Berlin MLOps (production AI/ML pipelines), Data Natives (data science network), and Merantix AI Campus (hub for AI researchers, founders, and developers).

What are the best women-in-tech communities in Berlin?

Berlin has one of Europe’s strongest networks: Django Girls Berlin and PyLadies Berlin for Python; Radia (formerly Girls in Tech) and WeAreXena for cross-stack mentorship; Women Who Code, Women Techmakers Berlin, and Women of SaaS for engineering and SaaS careers.

What are the best tech events in Berlin?

The flagship is Tech Open Air (TOA), Berlin's annual summer tech festival. Berlin Tech Week clusters dozens of side events each summer, and Slush'D Berlin focuses on founders and investors. WeAreDevelopers runs one of Europe's largest developer conferences.

Where do Berlin tech workers cowork?

Popular tech-friendly coworking spaces include Factory Berlin (Mitte + Görlitzer), Mindspace and WeWork (citywide), St. Oberholz (Mitte), and Betahaus (Kreuzberg). Many startups also have their own offices in Mitte, Kreuzberg, and Friedrichshain.

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