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Official website: https://2026.programming-conference.org/

Cityscape of Munich
A photo of the gate near Prague Castle. Some people are standing in the foreground. In the middle of the photo is a gate with intricate decorations and two guards posted at the sides. There is an orange-ish building behind the gate. Behind the building, the tops of two antique castle towers can be seen.
A photo of the announcement that <Programming> 2026 will take place in Munich. General chair of <Programming> 2025 Tomas Petricek is standing in the lower half of the picture holding a microphone. In the upper part is a projected slide with a photo of Munich. The slide says "<Programming> 2026 Munich"
A photo of the first round of the student research competition at <Programming> 2025. There is a hallway with 7 SRC posters pinned to the walls. Groups of people are standing around the posters; the students explaining their research to the audience.
A photo of Prague in the evening. In the foreground is the old townhall, the location of the welcome reception. The antique clock of the townhall can be seen. There are crowds of people and further buildings, including a church with two towers, in the background.
Photo of a river in Prague, Czechia
A screenshot of the main <Programming> conference website. The key information displayed is: 1. The conference takes place from Monday 2nd to Friday 6th June 2025 in Prague, Czechia. 2. There is live stream countdown saying "9 days, 22 hours, 16 minutes, 07 seconds". The livestream description is "We will be live-streaming the conference keynotes, main conference research paper presentations (Wednesday and Thursday) and the MoreVMs workshop presentations (Monday). If you cannot make it to Prague in person, follow the conference remotely. No registration is required for watching!"
A screenshot of the <Programming> student volunteer program website. The displayed application deadline is April 8th, 2025
A screenshot of the VIMPL workshop website. The displayed submission deadline is Fri April 11, 2025
Title on top: <Programming> Keynotes. Two keynote speakers for the <Programming> conference 2025. On the left is Molly Wright Steenson, keynote title "Architecture and Generativity". On the right is Thomas Wuerthinger, keynote title "What we tried and didn't work for GraalVM".
A screenshot of the SV website. The displayed application deadline is April 8, 2025. The displayed submission link for applications is https://forms.gle/jxCRuQpCjamoksbNA
A screenshot of the Programming Experience workshop website. The displayed submission deadline is March 22, 2025
Screenshot of the Substrates workshop website. The displayed submission deadline Sun 16 Mar 2025
A screenshot of the SRC website. The displayed submission deadline is Mon 10 Mar 2025
Screenshot of the QP workshop website. The displayed submission deadline is Fri 14 Mar 2025
A screenshot of the SCLIT workshop website. The displayed submission deadline is Fri 7 March 2025.
A screenshot of the student research competition website. The submission deadline is Monday, 3rd March 2025, Anywhere on Earth
A screenshot of the MoreVMs 2025 wesite: https://2025.programming-conference.org/home/MoreVMs-2025 The displayed submission deadline is Tuesday March 25., 2025
A screenshot of the list of workshops and tutorials co-located with <Programming> 2025. From top to bottom, there are: the 9th Symposium on Computer Languages, Implementations and Tools. Effekt: Lexical Effect Handlers in Action. MoreVM's 25. Programming Experience Workshop. Software Substrates. The 3rd International Workshop on the Art, Science, and Engineering of Quantum Programming. Value Independence in Modern Programming Languages.
Photo of Prague, Czechia. In the foreground, the river Vltava with two boats can be seen. In the background, city buildings can be seen.