ElixirConf 2026
September 10–September 11, 2026 · Chicago, United States
About
ElixirConf 2026 is the premier conference for the Elixir and Phoenix community, uniting developers of all levels to explore the latest advancements in the ecosystem. From production war stories and advanced LiveView techniques to security, performance, and AI agents, attendees will gain deep insights into building scalable and resilient systems with Elixir.
The conference features over 30 sessions across two days, including keynotes from core contributors like José Valim (Creator of Elixir) and Chris McCord (Creator of Phoenix). Topics include OTP patterns, distributed systems, numerical computing with Nx, Elixir tooling, and modern development practices. Whether you're building your first Phoenix app or running Elixir in production at scale, ElixirConf offers practical knowledge and inspiration.
In addition to the main conference, full-day training sessions are available on September 4 (virtual) and September 9 (in-person), covering embedded Elixir with Nerves, building local-first apps with Hologram, code instrumentation, and more. The event fosters community collaboration, networking, and innovation, helping shape the future of the Elixir language and its ecosystem.
Tickets
- Regular in-Person conference ticket$999.00Ended
- Regular virtual conference ticket$249.00Ended
- Regular in-person training ticket$579.00Ended
- Regular online training ticket$479.00Ended
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Speakers
32 speakers- JV
- MLMichael Lubas
“Pentesting Hex: Real Findings from the Ægis Initiative”
- JM
- BBBart Blast
“Hologram: Building Local-First Apps in Pure Elixir”
- GH
- JH
- SL
- FC
- JA
- KRKathy Rodante
Vetspire
“Rethinking Modern Education: Building a Local-First AI "Forge" with Phoenix, Nx, and Bumblebee”
- CBChris Bailey
Vetspire
“Rethinking Modern Education: Building a Local-First AI "Forge" with Phoenix, Nx, and Bumblebee”
- JJ
- CEChris Ertel
“It's Alive! Agent Self-Determination With Elixir (and NixOS)”
- PV
- BT
- JM
- QWQuinn Wilton
“Keynote: TBC”
- CMChris McCord
“Keynote: TBC”
- DJDan Janowski
“Update from the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation”
- FC
- CB
- GR
- DW
- MM
- TO
- JS
- JGJames Gray
“What Expertise Looks Like”
- LM
- JH
- AD
- GG
- ZD