Dev Korea retweeted
161 people are registered for our next @dev_korea event. Now we need someone to feed them.
Next Wednesday (Nov 11), djnn, Offensive Security Engineer, is giving a talk on exploit engineering: what it takes to turn a bug found in research into a reliable exploit, and how LLM automation is changing that work.
We're looking for a food & beverage sponsor for the evening. Here's what you get:
→ Your logo on the event banner
→ Your logo in the recap video and recap article
→ Shout-outs on our social channels
→ 2-3 minutes on stage to present your company or product
The room will be full of engineers, security folks and builders from Seoul's English-speaking tech scene. It's a good way to get your company in front of them.
Interested? Send me a DM or comment below.
Event page: luma.com/9u8dv6ra
Next Wednesday (Nov 11), djnn, Offensive Security Engineer, is giving a talk on exploit engineering: what it takes to turn a bug found in research into a reliable exploit, and how LLM automation is changing that work.
We're looking for a food & beverage sponsor for the evening. Here's what you get:
→ Your logo on the event banner
→ Your logo in the recap video and recap article
→ Shout-outs on our social channels
→ 2-3 minutes on stage to present your company or product
The room will be full of engineers, security folks and builders from Seoul's English-speaking tech scene. It's a good way to get your company in front of them.
Interested? Send me a DM or comment below.
Event page: luma.com/9u8dv6ra
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New talk on our YouTube channel 🎥
Why should founders take a closer look at China's AI ecosystem? Ming covers low-cost open models, a deep AI talent pool, and real policy support for small founders.
Watch it here 👇
youtu.be/0-p8LaQnrKU
Why should founders take a closer look at China's AI ecosystem? Ming covers low-cost open models, a deep AI talent pool, and real policy support for small founders.
Watch it here 👇
youtu.be/0-p8LaQnrKU
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If you enjoy it, like the video and subscribe to our channel so you don't miss the next talks from our events 🔔 youtube.com/@dev-korea
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Want to catch the next talk live? "From Vulnerability Research to Vulnerability Engineering" with djnn, Wednesday Nov 11 at MARU180 Yeoksam. RSVP: luma.com/9u8dv6ra
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Our OpenSource AI Mixer recap is live 📝
90 builders, 5 speakers: why founders are looking at China again, companies built around one shared agent, Trellis, and safety gates for agents that move money.
Thanks The Arch and PROPELLER for co-hosting 🙏
dev-korea.com/blog/opensourc…
90 builders, 5 speakers: why founders are looking at China again, companies built around one shared agent, Trellis, and safety gates for agents that move money.
Thanks The Arch and PROPELLER for co-hosting 🙏
dev-korea.com/blog/opensourc…
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Want to reach tech professionals in Korea with your own event? 🤝
We co-host meetups and workshops with tech companies. You bring the topic and speakers, we handle the rest.
dev-korea.com/co-host-an-eve…
We co-host meetups and workshops with tech companies. You bring the topic and speakers, we handle the rest.
dev-korea.com/co-host-an-eve…
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New to Dev Korea? 👋
We're Seoul's English-first tech community. Everything is on dev-korea.com, and you'll find the link to our Discord at the top of the page.
We're Seoul's English-first tech community. Everything is on dev-korea.com, and you'll find the link to our Discord at the top of the page.
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Packative is hiring a Tech Lead in Seoul 🛠️
Bridge product and engineering, and lead AI-first development with coding agents and human review.
Senior backend or full-stack · business Korean · on-site · no visa sponsorship
Apply on Dev Korea 👇
dev-korea.com/jobs/packative…
Bridge product and engineering, and lead AI-first development with coding agents and human review.
Senior backend or full-stack · business Korean · on-site · no visa sponsorship
Apply on Dev Korea 👇
dev-korea.com/jobs/packative…
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Packative is hiring a Head of AI & Engineering in Seoul 🧠
Lead applied AI research, like their Deep Tech TIPS project that reads specs from drawings, and build the team.
Business Korean · on-site · no visa sponsorship
Apply on Dev Korea 👇
dev-korea.com/jobs/packative…
Lead applied AI research, like their Deep Tech TIPS project that reads specs from drawings, and build the team.
Business Korean · on-site · no visa sponsorship
Apply on Dev Korea 👇
dev-korea.com/jobs/packative…
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Another great event next week!!!
🔐 One week until @dev_korea goes offensive security, and 140+ people have already RSVP'd.
Wed, Nov 11 in Gangnam: djnn, Offensive Security Engineer at Kage in Japan, on going from vulnerability research to vulnerability engineering. What it takes to turn a bug into a reliable exploit, and how LLM automation is changing that work.
📍 MARU180
🕡 6:30 PM check-in, talk at 7:00 PM
🍕 Free, in English, food + networking after
Register 👇
dev-korea.com/events/vulnera…
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Dev Korea retweeted
That's a wrap on AI: Clarity amongst hype, uncertainty, and instability 🤖🧠
Last Thursday, K Choi (AI/ML Engineer, host @freeCodeCamp Korea) helped us separate the signal from the hype, followed by a great Q&A and networking.
This evening was made possible by our annual sponrezi_ai and @NotionHQ, whose year-round support keeps our events free 🙏
Thank you to dcamp for hosting, and to everyone who helped make it happen and showed up ❤️
Aftermovie by Rich 🎥 Press play 👇
Last Thursday, K Choi (AI/ML Engineer, host @freeCodeCamp Korea) helped us separate the signal from the hype, followed by a great Q&A and networking.
This evening was made possible by our annual sponrezi_ai and @NotionHQ, whose year-round support keeps our events free 🙏
Thank you to dcamp for hosting, and to everyone who helped make it happen and showed up ❤️
Aftermovie by Rich 🎥 Press play 👇
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Dev Korea retweeted
@Apple Korea is back for the @dev_korea community 🍎
After August's 1:1 design sessions, Changwoo from Apple Korea is running a 3-hour iPhone Duo hands-on workshop.
📅 Thu, Nov 26 · ASEM Tower (Seoul)
⏰ 10am-1pm or 2pm-5pm, 4 teams per session
✅ App live on the App Store, tested on the Xcode 27.1 simulator, Apple Developer account
👥 Up to 4 people per team, solo devs welcome
I'm applying too, come join me 🙌
Apply by Nov 10 👇
tally.so/r/LD9MKp
After August's 1:1 design sessions, Changwoo from Apple Korea is running a 3-hour iPhone Duo hands-on workshop.
📅 Thu, Nov 26 · ASEM Tower (Seoul)
⏰ 10am-1pm or 2pm-5pm, 4 teams per session
✅ App live on the App Store, tested on the Xcode 27.1 simulator, Apple Developer account
👥 Up to 4 people per team, solo devs welcome
I'm applying too, come join me 🙌
Apply by Nov 10 👇
tally.so/r/LD9MKp
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We are 1,300+ now!!!!
The @dev_korea Discord just passed 1,300 members 🎉
Opened it in July 2025 not knowing if anyone would show up. Now it's where tech people in Korea hang out every day.
Come say hi 👋
Find the link on dev-korea.com/links
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Hypheis is hiring a product designer in Seoul 🎨
No Korean required. AI tools a must.
For designers already living in Korea · hybrid, not remote · web app or SaaS experience
Apply on Dev Korea 👇
dev-korea.com/jobs/hypheis-u…
No Korean required. AI tools a must.
For designers already living in Korea · hybrid, not remote · web app or SaaS experience
Apply on Dev Korea 👇
dev-korea.com/jobs/hypheis-u…
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Dev Korea retweeted
Wanted to dress as something truly terrifying this Halloween.
So I went as HomeTax. 🏠💀
If you run a business in Korea, you know.
So I went as HomeTax. 🏠💀
If you run a business in Korea, you know.
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Dev Korea retweeted
This is an event I had wanted to run for a long time.
I kept coming back to the idea, but never really knew how to approach it, so I kept postponing it. On September 28, we finally did it at @dev_korea: Accessibility, live, at AWS Korea in Gangnam, with a bit more than 80 people.
Most of us handle accessibility the same way: run the linter, check the contrast ratio, ship. Very few of us have ever watched someone actually use what we built with a screen reader. So we asked two blind and low vision professionals to show us, live.
👨💻 Inho Seo walked us through his day: KakaoTalk, maps, his IDE, SSH into a virtual machine, VS Code extensions, all by listening. I challenged him to go from his home screen to playing ANTIFRAGILE by LE SSERAFIM on YouTube. It took him about 20 seconds. And he had slowed his screen reader down so we could keep up.
🌐 Chan-Hong Kim couldn’t even reach a price filter on Coupang with a screen reader. With an agentic browser, the agent got it done. His takeaway: a more accessible web is a more agent-friendly web.
Of all our events, this is the one where I saw the most people really listening.
Full recap and photos 👇
dev-korea.com/blog/accessibi…
I kept coming back to the idea, but never really knew how to approach it, so I kept postponing it. On September 28, we finally did it at @dev_korea: Accessibility, live, at AWS Korea in Gangnam, with a bit more than 80 people.
Most of us handle accessibility the same way: run the linter, check the contrast ratio, ship. Very few of us have ever watched someone actually use what we built with a screen reader. So we asked two blind and low vision professionals to show us, live.
👨💻 Inho Seo walked us through his day: KakaoTalk, maps, his IDE, SSH into a virtual machine, VS Code extensions, all by listening. I challenged him to go from his home screen to playing ANTIFRAGILE by LE SSERAFIM on YouTube. It took him about 20 seconds. And he had slowed his screen reader down so we could keep up.
🌐 Chan-Hong Kim couldn’t even reach a price filter on Coupang with a screen reader. With an agentic browser, the agent got it done. His takeaway: a more accessible web is a more agent-friendly web.
Of all our events, this is the one where I saw the most people really listening.
Full recap and photos 👇
dev-korea.com/blog/accessibi…
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Dev Korea retweeted
90 devs, 4 demos, 1 trophy at Shipaton 2026: Seoul, hosted by @dev_korea with @RevenueCat 🏆
The stat that surprised me most from @github_skydoves's talk: hard paywalls convert 5x better than soft ones, but one year later retention is basically the same. 28% vs 27%.
Recap 👇
dev-korea.com/blog/shipaton-…
The stat that surprised me most from @github_skydoves's talk: hard paywalls convert 5x better than soft ones, but one year later retention is basically the same. 28% vs 27%.
Recap 👇
dev-korea.com/blog/shipaton-…
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Exciting!!!
🔐 @dev_korea goes offensive security.
On Wed, Nov 11, djnn (Bogdan G.), Offensive Security Engineer at KAGE, joins us from Japan to talk about From Vulnerability Research to Vulnerability Engineering: what it takes to turn a bug into a reliable exploit, and how LLM automation is changing that work.
📍 MARU180, Gangnam
🕡 6:30 PM check-in, talk at 7:00 PM
🍕 Free, in English, with food and networking after
Whether you work in security or have always wondered how exploits actually get built, come join us.
Register 👉 dev-korea.com/events/vulnera…
Thanks to MARU by the @AsanNanum for the venue.
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