VisugXL 2026 is the annual free, one-day conference organized by Visug, bringing together developers, architects, students, and technology enthusiasts from Belgium and beyond.
This year is a special one: Visug is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and we’d love you to help us make this edition one to remember.
We’re looking for speakers who want to share their knowledge, experience, ideas, and lessons learned with our community. Topics can cover .NET, Azure, AI, developer tools, software architecture, cloud, DevOps, modern software engineering practices, or anything else you think would be valuable to today’s developers.
Whether you want to dive deep into a technical topic, share lessons from a real-world project, explore an emerging technology, or challenge the way we build software, we’d love to hear from you.
Join us in Sint-Katelijne Waver, and help us celebrate 20 years of Visug with a day full of learning, great conversations, and community.
In 2026, we’re organizing the 8th edition of VisugXL, and this year is an extra special one: Visug is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
VisugXL is a full day for the Belgian developer community, focused on the technologies, practices, challenges, and ideas developers encounter in their day-to-day work. We’re looking for speakers who want to share what they’ve learned, what they’re experimenting with, or what they think other developers should know about.
We welcome sessions on topics such as .NET, C#, Azure, AI, developer tools, software architecture, cloud, DevOps, testing, open source, and modern software engineering practices. Real-world stories, lessons learned, technical deep dives, and introductory sessions are all welcome.
Don’t feel limited by that list either. If you have a topic you think would be valuable or interesting to the developer community, we’d love to hear about it.
Sessions are 60 minutes.
We have a limited travel budget and therefore generally prefer speakers from Belgium and nearby countries. That said, if you’re coming from further away, don’t let that stop you from submitting, you never know. 🙂
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