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NimConf 2026: Dates Announced, Registrations Open

The Nim Team has announced NimConf 2026 will take place on June 20, 2026, featuring a virtual format with pre-recorded talks and live Q&A sessions.

NimConf 2026: Dates Announced, Registrations Open

The Nim Team is happy to announce the next instalment of NimConf! NimConf 2026 will happen June 20, 2026 in the traditional online format where the talks are pre-recorded and revealed as premiers on YouTube while the viewers can ask questions and the presenter can answer them in the live chat.

If you have anything to share with the Nim community, submit your talk proposal before May 10, 2026.

The moderators will contact you if your talk is accepted and youâll have time until June 7, 2026 to record and submit your talk.

If you are unsure if your topic fits with the NimConf format, please do submit it anyway: the Nim community is generally open to learn about anything Nim-related from pet project showcases to niche libraries and business usecases.

What is NimConf?

NimConf is an online community event all about the Nim programming language: language development, its ecosystem, projects created with Nim, business cases enabled with Nim, and so on. Basically, anything Nim-related is a legit topic for a talk.

For viewers, itâs a great opportunity to learn about the latest Nim development progress, discover new areas to use Nim for, improve your Nim expertise, and exchange experience with other Nim enthusiasts.

For presenters, NimConf is an opportunity to reach out to new audiences, promote your work, collect feedback, and build the community.

You can see all the talks from previous years on YouTube:

Important Dates

Talk proposals are accepted until May 10, 2026. - Talk recordings must be submitted before June 7, 2026. - NimConf 2026 will be held on June 20, 2026.

Source: Hacker News

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