This in-person conference will be focused on all kinds of developers. It's dedicated to content by the community for the community. As a result, we encourage speakers of all experience levels to consider submitting sessions on topics that they are passionate about. We encourage new speakers to get involved. 

Below you’ll find details on each category so you can match your proposal to the right track. If you’re unsure where your talk fits, just pick the closest match.

1. Foundations (Beginner & Student)

   Entry-level sessions for students, early-career engineers, and career-switchers.

2. Building AI Applications & Agents

   LLM apps, RAG, agents, tool use and MCP, evals and guardrails, across the major stacks (including .NET options like Microsoft.Extensions.AI, Agent Framework, and Azure AI Foundry). Product-building with AI.

3. AI-Assisted Development & Agentic Coding

   How AI changes shipping software: coding agents, copilots (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, and others), and AI code review and refactoring.

4. Languages, Runtimes & Frameworks

   C#, TypeScript, Rust, Go, Python, Kotlin, and Java.

5. Web, Mobile & Cross-Platform Engineering

   Modern web across Angular, React, Vue, and Blazor/ASP.NET Core.

   Kotlin, Flutter, SwiftUI, React Native, .NET MAUI.

6. Security & Software Supply Chain

   Secure-by-design, supply-chain risk and SBOM, secrets management, and AI/LLM security.

7. Game Dev, Graphics & XR

   Game development, real-time graphics, and spatial/AR/VR, including Unity with C#.

8. Career, Leadership & Community

    Growth, leadership, open-source sustainability, and community in the AI era.