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I'm Attending!June 01, 2026June 02, 2026Neos Conference 2026UTC#Why Neos Con?
Neos and Flow are based on the idea that your content should adjust to your business domain. Following the same rule to bring targeted content to your audience with Neos, Neos Con is an event from the community, for the community. We are looking for highly valuable tech content for our web developer audience.
#What is Neos Con?
Neos Conference is a simple idea: Let’s bring the Neos community together and learn from each other. Neos Con features high class speakers and deep-dive tech and developer talks.
Meet the "who-is-who" of the international Neos community: team members, developers, agencies, organizations and (maybe) future colleagues and friends.
We're streaming the whole conference live and record each talk individually to put online and to be used for personal promotion. Check out our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQndryIh2s9i3htDrpb6tiw) for more talk recordings of previous conferences.
More about the Neos CMS project: www.neos.ioKarlsruhe, Germany
I'm Attending!June 12, 2026June 13, 2026Baltic Ruby 2026UTC**You can never have too many great talks! That’s why we’ve extended the CFP until January 31.**
Baltic Ruby is a conference that travels through the Ruby community — helping it gain more energy, more inspiration, and more resources to grow and support local Rubyists.
In 2026, we’re heading to Hamburg to join forces with Ruby Unconf and create a one-of-a-kind event that blends two worlds:
a traditional curated lineup of CFP-selected talks, and an unconference format where anyone can step up and become a speaker on the spot.
This Call for Papers is for the main lineup. We’re planning to feature 10 to 13 talks across two days.
In past years, we’ve welcomed speakers like Matz, Tim Riley, Marco Roth, and many other respected contributors and voices from the Ruby world.
But not only them.
We’ve always put special emphasis on diversity — and proudly made space for new voices. Around 50% of our speakers typically come from local communities or are first-time names on the Ruby stage.
The same goes for content.
Each year, the lineup has had its own unique flavor — with a tilt toward Ruby, frameworks, open source, or something else entirely. But there’s always room for fresh, relevant, and exciting ideas beyond any one narrow theme.
This year is no different.
We’d love to see a variety of talks that reflect where the industry is heading.
That said, in 2026 we’re giving special attention to Rails — so if that’s your jam, you’re extra welcome!
So — welcome to Baltic Ruby.
There’s space for every kind of talk here, and every submission will be reviewed by our program committee — made up of Ruby community and conference organizers from across Europe.Hamburg
