Another successful conference has come to a close, and once again, NDC Copenhagen has delivered everything that makes it one of our favourite events of the year.

For four days, developers, architects, technology leaders, speakers, and sponsors gathered at the Øksnehallen venue in Copenhagen's renowned Meatpacking District (Kødbyen) for one of Europe's leading software development conferences. This year's event featured 55 speakers, 65 sessions and seven workshops, covering topics ranging from AI and cloud-native development to .NET, architecture, DevOps, security and modern software engineering.

We have been exhibiting at the NDC Copenhagen conference for many years, dating back to when it was still called the Copenhagen Developers Festival. The conference has grown significantly over the years while maintaining the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that makes it special.

The location contributes greatly to that experience. Located in Copenhagen's vibrant Meatpacking District, Øksnehallen offers a unique combination of industrial architecture, creative energy, great restaurants, and a strong technology community vibe. It remains one of the most enjoyable conference venues on the European developer circuit.

Hundreds of Conversations at Our Booth

As always, the exhibition area was crowded from the moment the doors opened. Throughout the event, we had hundreds of conversations with developers, software architects, CTOs, product owners, and existing customers.

One topic stood out once again: Document processing in modern enterprise applications.

Visitors were particularly interested in learning about the latest developments in TX Text Control and SignFabric. TX Text Control is our cross-platform document processing technology, and SignFabric is our open-source, enterprise-ready e-signature platform. Many discussions focused on document generation, PDF processing, digital signatures, AI-powered document workflows, and enterprise deployment scenarios.

Another recurring theme was migrating from existing document processing solutions. Many teams are looking for modern alternatives that offer greater flexibility, transparent licensing, and full ownership of their document workflows.

SignFabric Generated Strong Interest

One of the highlights at our booth was undoubtedly SignFabric.

Developers were excited to see a complete e-signature platform that is open source and built on familiar technologies. Enterprise teams were particularly impressed by the ability to deploy the solution within their own infrastructure, customize workflows, integrate internal systems, and maintain full control over data and compliance requirements.

Many attendees appreciated that SignFabric is not just another SaaS subscription but rather a foundation they can truly own and extend.

Learning From the Community

While conferences are an opportunity to showcase our technology, they are equally valuable for listening.

Conversations at events like NDC help us understand where the industry is heading, the challenges development teams face, and the features and capabilities that matter most in real-world projects.

This year, AI was a prevalent topic in both sessions and hallway conversations. At the same time, many organizations are moving beyond experimentation to focus on practical implementation. Documents, workflows, compliance, and structured business processes are becoming important parts of enterprise AI strategies.

This aligns perfectly with our own product direction and long-term vision.

Thank You, Copenhagen!

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the NDC organizers, volunteers, speakers, attendees, and fellow exhibitors for their invaluable contributions to the success of this event.

NDC Copenhagen remains one of the best places in Europe to connect with the software development community. Its combination of world-class technical content, strong developer culture, and outstanding venue creates an event we look forward to every year.

Thank you to everyone who visited our booth, shared ideas, asked challenging questions, and participated in discussions.

Find below some impressions from the event:

We look forward to seeing many of you again at the next stop on our conference tour.