September 21–24, 2020
Las Vegas
Oracle Code One is Moving to Las Vegas
Oracle is excited to offer a modern, state-of-the-art experience for attendees at Oracle OpenWorld and Code One 2020 in Las Vegas. The city and its vast amenities are tailor-made for hosting large-scale events, and we look forward to bringing the industry’s most comprehensive technology and developer conferences to America’s premier hospitality destination. Oracle continues to enjoy a strong relationship with the City of San Francisco and our partners, such as the San Francisco Giants and the Golden State Warriors. We look forward to working with our longstanding counterparts in San Francisco on future events.
Oracle Code One Call for Papers Is Now Open.
Don’t miss this opportunity to share your insights with fellow developers.
Oracle is monitoring the evolving COVID-19 outbreak, evaluating and making necessary changes to our in-person events. The health and well-being of our customers, employees, partners, and communities is our top priority. Should guidance from public health authorities or local jurisdictions cause us to reevaluate our event programming, we will provide updates on this page as soon as possible.
Oracle Code One 2019 Highlights
Video: Oracle Code One 2019 Recap
Check out this quick, entertaining video and relive the learning, fun and networking that Code One 2019 was all about. We hope to see you next year.
Keynote: Building Intelligent, Cloud Native Applications
Intelligent applications use machine learning to make suggestions, deliver personalized user experiences, and enable better decisions. Learn how to build applications that provide high performance at a lower cost.
Oracle Rolls Out Oracle Cloud Free Tier—Always Free Services
Developers, students, and educators can explore the functionality of Oracle Autonomous Database and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, including Compute VMs, Block and Object Storage, and Load Balancer-to build complete applications on Oracle Cloud.
How a Geek Dad Helps His Daughter Manage Diabetes
Oracle Cloud Engineer Todd Sharp built a smartphone app to calculate carb consumption and insulin doses using image recognition, a wireless food scale and nutritional data.
