2021 CONFERENCE TOPICS

We are looking forward to proposals related to the following topics:

Cybersecurity
Software Architectures
Serverless
Blockchain
Game Dev
DevOps
Mobile
Languages
Cloud
QA/Testing
IoT
AI/Machine Learning
Inspirational
Diversity in Tech
Front-End Dev
Design/UX
IT Careers

Submissions that do not fit into these categories are also welcome, provided that they are relevant or inspirational for the tech community.

SESSIONS

Our conference is made by different parallel tracks: each session is 30 minutes long (25 minutes of talk and 5 minutes of q&a).

Talks will be recorded or live streamed, however q&a for all talks will be live.

LANGUAGE

In case you are giving a talk in an edition where the dominant language is your primary language, we recommend to select it in the required field at the beginning of your submission. Please keep in mind that:

the selected language will be the same for the title and the abstract in order not to confuse the audience
you can't deliver or record your talk in a different language from the one previously chosen.

SUBMISSION STRUCTURE

Topics
We appreciate novelty and real case studies: take into account what could be useful to our audience, according to your experience. Also, if you are planning to present a talk you have already delivered elsewhere, try to add a twist, a fresh touch. The audience of our tech conference is getting more and more international and skilled every year: our main aim is to offer them a real opportunity of growth in a multicultural oriented environment.

Talk title
The title of your talk is probably the hardest part of your application: it has to capture the attendees’ attention and spark their interest. Keep it short, memorable, compelling, with a touch of personality, hinting at the subject and focus of your talk.

Abstract
Please note that the abstract field can contain a maximum of 600 characters (spaces included), so if you exceed this limit it will be cut from the system.

Levels

Beginner: Introductory talk on a cutting edge technology/framework/language etc. Keep always in mind, even when you are delivering a beginner session, that your audience is going to be made up of IT, experienced professionals: so avoid presenting the very basics of your topic.
Intermediate: A detailed analysis on some aspects of well-known technologies, issues, topics.
Advanced: A deep dive talk for a keen and skillful audience. This is the talk you’d wish to attend to learn something new on your key topic.
Non-technical: A wide-ranging and far-reaching proposal on cross-cutting themes: personal career experience and points of view will be highly appreciated.

First-time speaker?
If you are not sure how to craft the perfect application or how to deliver a session that rocks, feel free to contact us: our Program Committee will be happy to review your proposal and provide feedback.

SELECTION PROCESS

The proposals are collected through a public Call for Papers and they are evaluated separately by both tech communities and our Program Committee.
The agenda is created by the Program Committee, on the basis of the outcome of the voting process and the topics chosen for the conference.

What do our attendees look for?

Our conference attracts developers, IT professionals and tech lovers with diverse professional backgrounds. We are looking for talks which provide them with:

Showcase of technical excellence, latest research and cutting-edge technologies
Hands-on knowledge that could be useful for their job
Best practices and case studies that can help them become better developers
Code! Remember to show some lines of code and some demos
Inspirational talks and visions on how technology is shaping the future
Talks with great contents, which do not hold a hidden marketing pitch