Come share what you've learned from shipping async Rust code - your architectural choices, late-night debugging, performance tweaks that mattered, and honest takes on what works and what's still painful with Tokio. We're looking for talks across all technical levels, but every talk should give people something practical they can use in their own work.

There are three session lengths to choose from:

• Lightning Talks (~5 minutes)
• Standard Talk (15-25 minutes)
• Long Talk (~40 minutes)

We want to hear about real experiences and practical lessons from these areas:

• Production Stories
• Architecture Patterns & Design 
• Performance Optimization
• Debugging & Monitoring
• Rust Everywhere
• Testing Async Code
• Team Adoption
• What's Next

Submissions will be reviewed by a content committee organized by the Tokio team, the organization that is hosting TokioConf. Agenda decisions will be announced by late January 2026.

By submitting, you agree to Tokio and TokioConf's Code of Conduct.

Please reach out if travel expenses prohibit you from speaking.