Call for Talks: Code BEAM Lite Stockholm 2026 is NOW OPEN!
We’re bringing together the Erlang, Elixir, and Gleam communities for a day of learning, connecting, and exploring the future of distributed systems.
- Event Date: May 18, 2026
- CFT Deadline: February 16, 2026
- Format: One-track, in-person conference
- Presentation slots: 25 minutes (including 5 min Q&A)
We’re looking for talks on:
- Innovation - the latest from the BEAM ecosystem
- Growth - scaling teams and technology
- Sustainability - DevOps, technical debt, productivity
- Legacy - learning from the past to shape the future
First time speaking? We’re here to help! Our programme committee offers coaching and support for all speakers, especially those from under-represented groups in tech.
Got an idea slightly outside these themes?
Submit it anyway - we love to be surprised! Submit your talk: https://sessionize.com/code-beam-lite-stockholm-2026/
Let’s make Code BEAM Lite Stockholm 2026 amazing!
Interested in attending, join the waiting list for best prices and updates https://codebeamstockholm.com/#newsletter
Want to support the conference by being a sponsor. Contact us.
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As the year winds down, here are some standout talks from across our conferences - a nice mix of new insights and timeless wisdom from the functional programming and BEAM community.
1. Introducing Phoenix Sync - James Arthur| ElixirConf EU 2025
2. Keynote: Rethinking our Adoption Strategy - Evan Czaplicki | Lambda Days 2025
3. Keynote: Gleam’s Journey on the BEAM - Hayleigh Thompson & Louis Pilfold | Code BEAM Europe 2024
Enjoy these over the holidays, and we’ll see you in 2026.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvL2NEhYV4Zv_ZN7Sehnt43g3KiVRWGLq
Tickets for Code BEAM Lite Stockholm 2026 are LIVE!
This year, we’re hosting at Ericsson’s Stockholm offices as they celebrate 150 years of innovation - the birthplace of Erlang. A day you don’t want to miss!
We’re also thrilled to announce two incredible keynote speakers:
Mike Begley - Head of Product Line RAN Compute @ Ericsson
Barry O’Reilly - CEO/Founder at Black Tulip Technology
Early Bird rates are available now - but they won’t last long!
Save your spot: Code BEAM Lite Stockholm
Advanced Architecture with Residuality - May 19-20 with Barry O’Reilly
Want to go deeper after Code BEAM Lite Stockholm?
Join Barry O’Reilly for a 2-day advanced workshop on a revolutionary approach to software design!
Advanced Architecture with Residuality
Dates: May 19-20, 2026 (09:00-17:00) Location: OFFICE Business Center, Kungsgatan 64, Stockholm Trainer: Barry O’Reilly (CEO/Founder at Black Tulip Technology)
What is Residuality Theory?
A revolutionary theory that models software systems as interconnected residues - using applied complexity science to make managing uncertainty a fundamental part of the design process.
What You’ll Learn:
Day 1:
Day 2:
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Producing real-world architectures
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Contagion analysis and component decisions
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Incidence matrix techniques
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Testing the architecture
Who Should Attend:
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Senior developers stepping into architecture
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Teams embarking on large, risk-filled projects
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Seasoned architects seeking new techniques
This workshop is reserved exclusively for Code BEAM conference attendees.
Reserve your spot: Code BEAM Lite Stockholm
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Wireless sensors meet the BEAM ecosystem.
Davide Bettio is presenting “Low Power Wireless Sensors with AtomVM” at Code BEAM Lite Stockholm 2026.
Learn how AtomVM enables Erlang, Elixir, and Gleam to run on tiny, resource-constrained devices. Davide will demonstrate practical wireless delivery options including LoRa for long-range field data collection and Wi-Fi for MQTT and home automation.
The talk includes a working end-to-end example, from reading sensors to delivering data where it matters.
May 18, 2026 at Ericsson Stockholm offices
Get your ticket: Code BEAM Lite Stockholm
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