Take the stage in front of 2,000 Kotlin developers in Krakow on April 21–23, 2027. Share what you’ve built, the lessons you’ve learned, and the ideas that could help move the Kotlin community forward.
Pick a topic fellow developers will want to hear about. The sections below are a good starting point.
Describe your talk, its audience, and the key takeaways.
Watch the video for tips on what makes a proposal stand out.
Fill in the submission form by Nov 27, 2026.
Whatever your topic, the strongest talks are stories: what you tried, what you decided, and what you’d do differently. The questions below may help you find your angle.
Don’t focus on the technical details alone—tell us about the ideas, decisions, and discoveries that shaped your approach.
Your story doesn’t need to describe a perfect migration or a finished transformation. Honest accounts of experiments, setbacks, unresolved questions, and changes in direction can be just as valuable as success stories.
How are you using Kotlin to build and evolve mobile products?
How is Kotlin powering your services, systems, or platforms?
How are you using Kotlin across your web stack?
Have you extended Kotlin or built tooling to improve your engineering experience?
Has a Kotlin library or ecosystem technology changed how you solve a particular problem?
What does Kotlin let you express more clearly, safely, or simply?
How are you building AI-powered products with Kotlin?
How has AI changed the way you develop with Kotlin?
Creative coding, an unexpected use case, an experiment—or something completely new. If Kotlin is at its heart, we’d love to hear about it.
Submit your proposal by Nov 27, 2026, and share your experience with 2,000 fellow developers.
Note: We read every proposal, but slots are limited. The tips shared on Sessionize genuinely improve your chances.
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If you have co-speakers, travel and accommodation will only be covered for one of you. The conference fee does not include workshops. Travel and accommodation expenses are covered only for full-length sessions, not lightning talks.
