Norfolk Tech Journal covers the region's technology industry: conferences, meetups, job listings, and the people building Norfolk's digital future. From the annual nor(DEV):con conference to grassroots community groups, the Journal tracks what matters across Norwich and East Anglia.
nor(DEV):con 2019 — Schedule Now Live
nor(DEV):con 2019 runs from Thursday 21st to Saturday 23rd of February 2019 at The Kings Centre, Norwich, NR1 1PH. The Friday opening keynote, The Failure of Focus, is delivered by Liz Keogh. Business sessions on Friday 22nd February tackle the realities of running a technology business. Early Bird tickets were available via the event's Eventbrite page.
The full conference schedule spans three days of talks, workshops, and networking for developers, founders, and technology leaders across the region.
Community News
DevelopHER Awards 2018 — Emerging Talent Recognised
The DevelopHER Awards 2018 celebrated emerging talent in Norfolk's technology sector, recognising women making an impact across software development, design, and digital leadership.
Naked Element Backs a Winning Team at Sync the City
Naked Element, directed by Paul Grenyer, backed a winning team at Sync the City — the annual 54-hour startup challenge that brings together entrepreneurs and developers to build a business from scratch in a single weekend.
Digital Technology Showcase
nor(DEV), TechEast, and Barclays Eagle Lab presented a digital technology showcase on Monday 29th October, highlighting innovation from across the Norfolk tech community.
Past Events
The Very Slow Time Machine with Jez Higgins & Me TV with Russel Winder
Held on Wednesday 7th November 2018, 6:30pm to 9:00pm, at Mills & Reeve, 1 St James Ct, Norwich NR3 1RU. Jez Higgins presented The Very Slow Time Machine, and Russel Winder spoke on Me TV — a journey from C and Xine to Rust and GStreamer, via D.
Hacking the Phone System & Cassandra the Database You Can't Turn Off
An evening event on Wednesday 25th March 2015 at The King's Centre, Norwich, covering Microsoft's VoIP offering and the Cassandra database. The session ran from 6:30pm to 9:00pm.
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The technology community in Norfolk has grown steadily over the past decade, driven by a network of meetups, conferences, and grassroots initiatives that bring developers and business leaders together. Regular gatherings across Norwich provide opportunities for people working in software engineering, web development, and emerging technologies to share knowledge and build professional connections. These events range from informal evening sessions to full-day conferences, each contributing to a sense of collective momentum that strengthens the region's reputation as a credible hub for digital innovation. The collaborative spirit evident in these gatherings reflects a wider ambition to put Norfolk firmly on the technology map.
Behind the visible calendar of events lies a deeper story about the people and businesses shaping Norfolk's digital future. Employers across the county are investing in vocational training and talent development, recognising that a skilled workforce is essential for long-term growth. From established agencies to startup ventures, organisations are tackling the practical challenges of running technology businesses outside the traditional London corridor. The Journal tracks these developments, documenting how local companies navigate issues such as recruitment, automation, and technical leadership, while also highlighting the individuals whose expertise and dedication drive the sector forward.