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Orlando Code Camp 2026

event date

11 Apr 2026

location

Seminole State College Sanford, Florida, United States


Orlando Code Camp is a FREE, IN-PERSON, one-day learning event for software industry professionals and students. This is a "grassroots" code and tech conference, free of charge to attendees and open to presenters of all stripes and experience.

Topics include but not restricted to:

Languages and Frameworks: C#, .NET Core, Python, Kotlin, JavaScript

Databases: SQL Server, Cosmos DB, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Databricks

Cloud: Azure, AWS, GCP

Web: ASP.NET Core, Blazor, Node, Angular, React, Vue

Mobile/Desktop: .NET MAUI, Xamarin, WinUI, WPF, ReactiveUI

Data services: API Design, Web API, REST, GraphQL, gRPC

ORMs: LINQ, Entity Framework, NHibernate, Dapper, Azure Functions

Containers and Microservices: Docker, Kubernetes, Microservice architecture, Dapr

Agile: processes, methodologies, ceremonies

DevOps: mindset, culture, tools

IDEs and tools: Visual Studio, VS Code, Eclipse

Community: Diversity and Inclusion, Women in tech, podcasts, Twitch, community ethics

Architecture: Architectural styles, design patterns, scaling, high availability, fault tolerance

Personal and business skills: Productivity, Self-care, personal ethics, distributed teams

AI/ML: Algorithms, tools, data science

IoT: Internet of connected things

Open Source: popular OSS projects and any cool OSS projects you may be involved in

UI/UX: Building interfaces and making them usable. Accessibility talks ++

And any other tech-related topic


Please note that this event does not cover travel, accommodation or stipends for speakers.


CFS closes March 15th, 2026 but speaker notifications will be sent out on a rolling basis as submitted.


Note: speakers who submit multiple talks may have their approved talk change later in order to balance the schedule and avoid overlaps. However, we will make every effort to minimize such changes and will let you know as early as possible.


Physical/Driving Address:
Wayne M. Densch Partnership Center
Seminole State College, 100 Weldon Blvd, Sanford FL 32773

Nearest airport(s):
- Orlando International Airport (MCO) - largest (45 minutes drive from venue)
- Sanford International Airport (SFB) - closest (5 minutes drive from venue)
- Daytona Beach International Airport (DAB) - 45 minutes drive from venue

Hotels we recommend:
The Westin Lake Mary, Orlando North (10 minutes drive from venue)
2974 International Parkway Lake Mary, Florida 32746
+1 407-531-3555

Orlando Marriott Lake Mary (10 minutes drive from venue)
1501 International Parkway Lake Mary, Florida 32746
+1 407-995-1100

open, 5 months left
Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 PM

09 Oct 2025

Call closes at 11:59 PM

15 Mar 2026

Call closes in Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-04:00) timezone.
Closing time in your timezone () is .

Individuals with expertise in any area/technology may signup to speak. We welcome speakers of all experience levels and technology backgrounds, and we encourage first-time speakers.

Sessions are 50-minutes long with a 10-minute break between sessions.

Speakers are encouraged to submit talks on topics they're passionate about or experience on a daily basis. Blatant product/company pitches are frowned upon.

A speaker may submit multiple sessions; however, we typically only approve one session per speaker. Use the "Notes to Organizer" field for session-specific communication. We will do our best to accommodate your session preference but we must balance the schedule across multiple tracks and avoid overlapping sessions.

Approvals will be sent out on a rolling basis. This year will be approving sessions as they are submitted to accommodate the travel plans of speakers from out of town. Note: speakers who submit multiple talks may have their approved talk change later in order to balance the schedule and avoid overlaps. However, we will make every effort to minimize such changes and will let you know as early as possible.

Approved speakers are notified by email. If your session is selected and you are unable to attend, please contact us immediately so we can update the schedule.

This is a FREE event, hosted by volunteers, with free meals and refreshments supplied by sponsors. We do not pay speaker fees and also don't cover travel and/or hotel costs; however, we work with local hotels to obtain discounted rates. Hotel information will be published closer to the event date.

Speakers are encouraged to attend our Speaker Dinner the night before the event. We also host a post-event party for both speakers and attendees, and we highly encourage speakers to attend both events.


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Ross Boe
  • Integrating Dataverse Into Your Applications
  • Confessions of a “Real” Developer in a Low-Code World
Hasan Savran
  • SQL Server vs Azure Cosmos DB
  • How much SQL do you need to know as a developer?
  • Hold my beer; I know how to fix this with AI!
Karam Labban
  • Agile Coaching Clinic
Christopher Cognetta
  • Copilots and Agents: A Deep Dive
  • Power Apps in the Real World v4
  • What is AI? And What does it mean for your Business?
Jared Rhodes
  • Building AI Agents with Azure AI Foundry
  • Private AI - Home Lab on a budget
  • Integrating AI into .NET Apps with Semantic Kernel
  • Mobile IoT with .NET Maui: Bluetooth, NFC, and Beyond
  • AI on the Edge
AL Rodriguez
  • Avoiding null! in C#
  • What's in a container image?
  • Coding C# with C#
Kiah Imani
  • Fake It Till You Make It: Cloud Edition
  • WTH is Chaos Engineering?! A Quick Look at Breaking Things on Purpose
Marwan Shaban
  • Software Development Education and Industry Round Table
Javiera Laso
  • The Cost of Good Intentions: Anti-Patterns in Architecture Modernization
Alex Merced
  • Open Source and the Data Lakehouse
  • The Anatomy of a Data Lakehouse
  • Tuning the Iceberg: Practical Strategies for Optimizing Tables and Queries
  • Building Data Applications on Disparate Data with Dremio
  • Apache Iceberg, Agentic AI and Data Integration
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Joshua Angolano
  • Walking in Their Shoes: Agile Through Every Lens
  • Application visibility and monitoring with Open Telemetry
Markus Wendland
  • Don‘t let the AI hype break your mentality
Mitchel Sellers
  • Mastering GitHub Copilot Agent for Productivity
  • Empower Application Search using Azure AI Studio
  • Creating an Effective Distributed-Team Development Environment
  • AI + Teams = ?? (Managing AI Within Your Organization)
  • .NET Aspire & Existing Projects: Elevate Developer Experiences
Andy Lech
  • Designing APIs for Smart Data Consumption
  • Providing Context to API Decisions with Problem Details
  • Build More Responsive and Maintainable Mobile Apps with ReactiveUI
  • Find Mobile Bugs Faster through ViewModel and API Library Testing
Nihal Kaul
  • Teaching Your AI Agents to Remember
Jeff Taylor
  • Networking Tips & Tricks
  • Fabric SQL Database: Simplifying OLTP and Real-Time Analytics
  • Temp Tables - The Good, Bad and The Ugly
  • Azure Data Factory (ADF) - Your New SSIS
  • What's New In SQL Server For The Developer