Who can submit a talk?

We welcome anyone who wants to share their experience with Svelte to submit a talk to Svelte Summit - Newbies and Experts alike. All we ask is that you respect our Code of Conduct.

Support for new speakers

Want to give a talk, but don't know how? Our team is happy to support you in improving your talk once it's been submitted - we don't bite!

How do we decide which talks are accepted?

The team will be asking the following questions when reviewing submissions:

• Will the Svelte Community find this topic interesting?
• Is this topic unique? (across all submissions - we don't want 20 talks on Svelte-Kit...)
• Is the speaker keen to make the talk the best it can be?
• All talks are decided on anonymously. Nothing but the talk itself is taken into consideration.
• The main focus of your talk should be Svelte

Talk formats

We are accepting submissions for two formats:

• Lightning talk - shorter is better, up to 10 minutes (we recommend 5)
• Full talk - up to 25 minutes

What should you talk about?

Want to give a talk, but not sure what to talk about? We've put together a list of topics we think the Svelte community will find interesting below. This is by no means exhaustive - we look forward to being surprised with topics not in this list.

Does Svelte Scale?

- Testing

- Internationalization

- Deploying

- a11y

Developer Experience

- Testing

- Svelte Kit

- Analytics

- Tools/Libraries/Components

- Theming/styling

- Abstractions (strategies for deciding how you would do things in Svelte)

- How to bridge from X to Svelte? Migrations (Sapper & SSR)

- Application state management

Language Features

- Actions

- Custom Stores

Svelte in production

- What are you using Svelte for?

- Embedded software

- Embedding Svelte in other apps

- Svelte Native

Visual stuff

- Dataviz

- Animations