Final week to register for ElixirConf US at regular pricing

Hey all

We’re in the last week before regular registration closes for ElixirConf US (Sept 10–11, Chicago & online), so a quick rundown in case you’re still deciding.

It’s 2 days, 2 tracks, with keynotes from José Valim, Chris McCord, Zach Daniel & Quinn Wilton, and talks from folks like Bruce Tate, Francesco Cesarini, Filipe Cabaço, Stephanie Lane, Paulo Valente, Bart Blast and plenty more.

+ Roundtables (40-min small-group Birds of a Feather sessions) are in-person only - worth knowing if you’re weighing in-person vs. virtual.

Rather than list everything, here’s the kind of thing you’ll actually walk away knowing how to do:

Ship code in the age of agents - how juniors grow into seniors when AI writes half the diff (Bruce Tate), paying down tech debt with AI (De Wet Blomerus), and OTP patterns for agentic workflows that hold up (Lorena Mireles).
Run Elixir at real scale - building a global cluster at Supabase (Filipe Cabaço), distributed load testing with AMoC + FLAME (Coby Benveniste), and supervision strategy so you crash the right things, not everything (Stephanie Lane & Joe Harrow).
Evaluate LLMs in Elixir - practical LLM evaluation with Tribunal (George Guimarães).
Push LiveView & Phoenix further - pushing LiveComponents hard (Garth Hitchens), guided workflows in LiveView (Matt Milton), and Phoenix Contexts that survive a real codebase (Juan Manuel Azambuja).
Improve your tooling & DX - an LSP built for large codebases (Jesse Herrick), a dev environment per branch (Jason Axelson), terminal UIs made easy (Gary Rennie).
Go deeper on fundamentals - set-theoretic types from scratch (José Valim) and where Nx is headed with sharding (Paulo Valente).
Take security seriously - findings from pentesting Hex via the Ægis Initiative (Jonatan Männchen & Michael Lubas).