Overview
BASTA! Spring 2027 is a technology conference focused on .NET, web development, and AI innovation. It is intended for software developers, architects, technical decision-makers, and others working with Microsoft and related technologies. The event combines conference sessions and keynotes with practical, full-day workshops, offering attendees opportunities to explore current tools and approaches and exchange ideas with experts and peers. The 2027 program and speaker lineup are not yet published on the page; it directs visitors to the previous year's program and speakers for an indication of the event's subject areas.
Dates and location
The event runs from March 1 to 5, 2027, at The Westin Grand Frankfurt, Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 7, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The venue is described as centrally located near Konstablerwache and accessible by public transport, with shopping, restaurants, and cultural attractions nearby. The event page also offers remote tickets and describes an online participation option, so attendees can choose between attending in Frankfurt and joining online.
Format and schedule
The five-day schedule includes workshop days on Monday, March 1 and Friday, March 5, with conference days from Tuesday, March 2 through Thursday, March 4. The conference days feature sessions, keynotes, and an expo. Workshop topics and individual sessions are to be announced. The page also notes that the detailed 2027 program will be published soon.
The event’s listed topic areas include .NET and C#, AI and artificial intelligence, Agile and DevOps, data access and storage, JavaScript, web development, UI technology, security, Azure and cloud, and microservices and APIs. The broader themes highlighted on the page include integrating generative AI into .NET software, building modern web applications with Angular, React, and Node.js, and improving development processes and scalable solutions.
Who should attend
BASTA! is relevant to senior software engineers, software architects, technical leaders, IT managers, product owners, and practitioners interested in .NET, C#, AI, cloud, security, web technologies, and software architecture. The page emphasizes practical takeaways for everyday work, including technology decision-making, software quality, security, and patterns and tools that attendees can bring back to their teams.
Participation and tickets
On-site and online tickets are available. Passes offer different combinations of conference and workshop days, and selected multi-day passes include a workshop day at no extra cost. The page advertises early-bird savings, a 10% team discount for purchases of three or more tickets, and a free gadget with four- or five-day passes. Ticket prices are listed in euros and exclude VAT. On-site attendees can expect all-day catering; eligible passes also include access to session recordings and, for the five-day option, a period of access to online workshops, tutorials, and articles on entwickler.de.
The page says the official participation certificate will be available for download one week after the event. It links to a Frankfurt-specific FAQ for practical details about schedules and both on-site and online attendance.
