Torc 2025 Recap

2025 was a year of movement for Torc.

We kicked things off in Boston with the

Torc.dev website rebrand where we're refining how we show up online to better reflect the developer-first community we’re building.

From there, we went global!

In Amsterdam at DevWorld, Taylor Desseyn took the stage for his first international speaking opportunity which was a huge milestone. Later in Barcelona, he spoke at the premier Java conference and addressed over 200 developers at Spring.io, continuing the conversation around community, hiring, and the future of tech.

But developer marketing isn’t about stages.

It’s about being where the people are.

That meant showing up in Salt Lake City at Epic Web Dev Conference to spread the word about our ambassador program. It meant attending Talent Land in Mexico. It meant hosting a private Torc meetup on a rooftop in Barcelona and connecting with developers face-to-face.

Community isn’t passive.

It’s active.

It’s engaged.

It’s showing up consistently.

This recap is a look at the cities, the conversations, and the momentum that defined Torc in 2025. And we’re just getting started.

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need your resume reviewed? submit your resume and we will review it in one of our sessions!

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