Call for Speakers
London Java Community Live
21 Nov 2025
London, United Kingdom
londonjavacommunity.co.uk/
The London Java Community (LJC) is an official Java User Group for developers based in London. It was founded in November 2007 and since then has grown to over 7391 members and is now the biggest Java User Group in the UK.
We cater for the needs of the developers' community by organising events to share knowledge and network regularly, in person and online. This also provides a venue for speakers to talk on a wide spectrum of topics related to software development. They are not exclusive to Java or JVM languages. We are open to talks about other programming languages, DevOps, AI, or testing (#moreThanJava).
If you want to give a session to the LJC, please submit your proposal using the provided form. The panel composed of LJC members will review it and will inform you if the proposed session is something we think will be of interest to our community.
If you are an established speaker, we would love to have you as a speaker, but growing grassroots talent is as important to us. Many champions who are presenting today at the biggest developer conferences came through and began their speaking careers in our community. We continue this tradition by providing a safe and friendly venue to practice.
Call for Speakers
10 Mar 2024
31 Dec 2024
We are interested in any topic related to technology, which could be of interest to software development proffesionals. Don't need to be Java-specific (#moreThanJava).
We organise 3 types of events:
- In-person - monthly regular events with large audiences for established speakers;
- online - ad-hoc events for international speakers. If we find your proposal interesting, but you cannot make it to an in-person event, we can organise an online event;
- new speakers - in-person regular events for people who want to practice their presentation in a friendly environment and get feedback from experienced speakers on how to improve their presentation and presenting skills.
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