NimConf 2026: Dates Announced, Registrations Open

NimConf, the online festival for the Nim programming language, just dropped its 2026 date—June 20—and the community immediately lit up. It’s online again, with pre‑recorded talks premiering on YouTube while speakers hang out in live chat. Deadlines? Proposals by May 10, recordings by June 7. The top vibe: optimism. One fan cheered, “Nim seems to be picking up a lot lately,” and the thread nodded along.

Momentum showed fast. Builders lined up to present, including one tinkerer teasing a slick 2D graphics project called FigDraw. Another regular promised “a couple of talks,” calling the event “way overdue.” That enthusiasm hit a speed bump when a commenter sighed that it’s “such a pity” the conference is online‑only and begged for an in‑person meetup in Europe.

Cue the classic clash: hallway‑track romantics versus pajama‑conference pragmatists. A helpful reply shot back that it’s 100% remote and free to attend—no flights, no hotels, just show up at the NimConf site. The jokes wrote themselves: expect chat‑window speedruns and “is my mic on?” memes even though talks are pre‑recorded. Organizers want all Nim‑related stories, from pet projects to real‑world business case studies. Translation: if you’ve touched Nim, they want your talk. Internet popcorn ready.