Declarative Amsterdam 2026 Call for Papers
Erik Siegel <[email protected]> Fri, 22 May 2026 10:40:10 +0200
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Following the success of the past seven editions, the *eighth* edition
of Declarative Amsterdam will once again take place at the Science Park,
Amsterdam, on Thursday/Friday *12/13 November 2026*. As usual, it will
be a hybrid conference with the opportunity to attend live or online,
for both attendees and presenters.
The first day will mostly feature tutorials, combining presentations and
hands-on sessions to give an introduction to specific topics. The second
day will be a symposium, with shorter presentations.
Declarative Amsterdam will have presentations on past experiences,
current trends, applications, best practices, new ideas and future
perspectives in fields such as functional programming, declarative data
modelling, databases, XML and related technologies, JSON, CSS, XForms,
semantic web, data science, data visualisation, grammars, parsing, and
domain-specific languages.
We actively encourage the participation of groups who are traditionally
under-represented in data and software engineering. If you can help us
to broaden the range of participants and topics, please contact us.
Call for presentations
We invite practitioners, software architects and engineers, academic
researchers and others to submit a proposal for a tutorial or a
presentation.
Tutorials can be between 1 and 2.5 hours, and preferably include
hands-on sessions for participants.
Presentations can be between 15 and 45 minutes. Speakers can present in
person, or prepare a video, and be available online for the question and
answer session afterwards.
A presentation can be about an established technology, a new idea, a
product, or application, as long as it addresses the topic of the
conference.
Proposals should include a title, duration and summary (90–200 words),
and may also include a full paper. Presenters have the option of
submitting a full paper or slides, to be published on the Declarative
Amsterdam website.
All presentations will be made available for the wider audience after
the conference on our website and on YouTube
<https://www.youtube.com/@declarativeamsterdam>. For papers and topics
from previous years, see the website: https://declarative.amsterdam
Please submit your proposals at https://declarative.amsterdam/cfp
Timeline
Submission deadline: 31 July
Acceptance: Beginning of September
Videos, tutorials, papers: 12 October
Conference: 12 and 13 November
All the best,
Declarative Amsterdam 2026 organising committee
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<p>Following the success of the past seven editions, the <b>eighth</b>
edition of Declarative Amsterdam will once again take place at the
Science Park, Amsterdam, on Thursday/Friday <b>12/13 November
2026</b>. As usual, it will be a hybrid conference with the
opportunity to attend live or online, for both attendees and
presenters.</p>
<p>The first day will mostly feature tutorials, combining
presentations and hands-on sessions to give an introduction to
specific topics. The second day will be a symposium, with shorter
presentations.</p>
<p>Declarative Amsterdam will have presentations on past
experiences, current trends, applications, best practices, new
ideas and future perspectives in fields such as functional
programming, declarative data modelling, databases, XML and
related technologies, JSON, CSS, XForms, semantic web, data
science, data visualisation, grammars, parsing, and
domain-specific languages.</p>
<p>We actively encourage the participation of groups who are
traditionally under-represented in data and software engineering.
If you can help us to broaden the range of participants and
topics, please contact us.</p>
<h2>Call for presentations</h2>
<p>We invite practitioners, software architects and engineers,
academic researchers and others to submit a proposal for a
tutorial or a presentation.</p>
<p>Tutorials can be between 1 and 2.5 hours, and preferably include
hands-on sessions for participants.</p>
<p>Presentations can be between 15 and 45 minutes. Speakers can
present in person, or prepare a video, and be available online for
the question and answer session afterwards.</p>
<p>A presentation can be about an established technology, a new
idea, a product, or application, as long as it addresses the topic
of the conference.</p>
<p>Proposals should include a title, duration and summary (90–200
words), and may also include a full paper. Presenters have the
option of submitting a full paper or slides, to be published on
the Declarative Amsterdam website.</p>
<p>All presentations will be made available for the wider audience
after the conference on our website and on <a
href="https://www.youtube.com/@declarativeamsterdam">YouTube</a>.
For papers and topics from previous years, see the website: <a
href="https://declarative.amsterdam"
class="moz-txt-link-freetext">https://declarative.amsterdam</a></p>
<p>Please submit your proposals at <a
href="https://declarative.amsterdam/cfp"
class="moz-txt-link-freetext">https://declarative.amsterdam/cfp</a></p>
<h2>Timeline</h2>
<p>Submission deadline: 31 July<br>
Acceptance: Beginning of September<br>
Videos, tutorials, papers: 12 October<br>
Conference: 12 and 13 November</p>
<p>All the best,<br>
Declarative Amsterdam 2026 organising committee</p>
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