Audience and stage at Svelte Summit Fall 2022 in Stockholm.

10th Anniversary Edition

Svelte Summit Ljubljana 2026

Come to Ljubljana for two days of talks, experiments, and good company with the people who build and use Svelte.

When November 19-20, 2026
Where Ljubljana, Slovenia
Focus Svelte, AI, and so much more

Announced speakers

Meet the speakers coming to Ljubljana, from Svelte’s creators and contributors to the people building new tools, creative experiments, and ambitious apps with it.

Rich Harris.
Svelte creator and community anchor

Rich Harris

Talk: TBD

Rich created Svelte and continues to shape the framework, its compiler model, and the developer experience around it.

Paolo Ricciuti.
Svelte educator and ecosystem contributor

Paolo Ricciuti

Talk: Computer, build me an App (v2026)

Paolo teaches Svelte and SvelteKit through practical examples, community education, and hands-on developer material.

Stanislav Khromov.
Svelte framework developer

Stanislav Khromov

Talk: Building a new Svelte meta-framework in the age of AI

Follow the making of Mochi, an islands-based Svelte meta-framework, and explore hydration trade-offs, Bun’s bundler, and how AI changes the way frameworks are built and used.

pngwn's penguin profile avatar.
Svelte community contributor

pngwn

Talk: Page, unbound -- Tools for writing beyond text

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Carlos Ivanchuk.
Speaker

Carlos Ivanchuk

Talk: Building an OS in the browser, the Svelte Way

Explore the browser primitives behind a progressively enhanced OS, from isolated apps and shareable URLs to an offline-first sync engine powered by runes and SvelteKit remote functions.

David Peng.
Speaker

David Peng

Talk: One Document, Many Projections: A Svelte 5 Architecture for Humans, Multiplayer, and AI Agents

See how one shared document and Svelte 5 reactivity can power a collaborative editor where people, teammates, and AI agents write through the same command path.

Yuichiro Yamashita.
Speaker

Yuichiro Yamashita

Talk: Svelte and oxc: Where Things Stand, and Where They Could Go

Look inside Svelte’s tooling pipeline and its relationship with oxc and Rolldown, with benchmarks and lessons from a Rust port of the compiler, formatter, and linter.

Nils Röhrig.
Speaker

Nils Röhrig

Talk: What if your SvelteKit app didn't depend on SvelteKit?

Learn how Hexagonal Architecture can keep business logic independent of SvelteKit, using remote functions as adapters, and explore the benefits and complexity this approach brings.

Jeppe Reinhold.
Speaker

Jeppe Reinhold

Talk: Your Agent Doesn’t Know Your Components

Explore how Storybook can give coding agents component knowledge, help them test Svelte UI in isolation, and bring developers into a focused review workflow.

Raphaël Améaume.
Speaker

Raphaël Améaume

Talk: Fragment, a modern toolkit for creative coding

Step inside Fragment, a creative coding toolkit built with Svelte and Vite, from automatically generated controls and shader reloading to shareable sketches and in-browser video export.

Elliott Johnson.
Speaker

Elliott Johnson

Talk: Dreams of Streams

Dive into Svelte’s upcoming streaming server-side rendering, sending an initial page to the client and streaming in boundary contents as they resolve on the server.

Stephane Vanraes.
Speaker

Stephane Vanraes

Talk: Breaking the Boundary: Reactive Shared Memory in Svelte

Explore how SharedArrayBuffer and Atomics can make shared state feel reactive across Web Workers, moving heavy work off the main thread while keeping changes connected.

Main organizing partner

Mainmatter is helping put Svelte Summit together.

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What’s on the menu?

AI

Making AI good at Svelte

Models still get Svelte wrong. We want better context, better tools, and honest reports from people trying to fix that.

Explore the talks
SvelteKit

SvelteKit from the trenches

Bugs, tradeoffs, migrations, and hard-won lessons from people building and shipping with SvelteKit.

Experiments

Mad science

Creative coding, unusual interfaces, compiler tricks, hardware, art, and experiments that might just work.

Join us in Ljubljana or online

In-person tickets are on sale now. Virtual tickets are still available for $45 before tax.

Svelte turns ten

Ten years after Svelte first appeared, the people who build, teach, document, and use it are meeting in Ljubljana.

Come spend two days comparing notes, swapping ideas, and celebrating what this community has made.

See you at GR Ljubljana

Svelte Summit takes place in Urška Hall at GR Ljubljana, Dunajska cesta 18, on November 19 and 20, 2026.

Urška Hall is 645 m², with natural daylight, modern AV equipment, and strong acoustics.

GR Ljubljana has wheelchair-accessible entrances, elevator access to upper halls, and adapted restrooms.

One workshop, the day before

One workshop runs on November 18, the day before the summit. It needs a separate ticket. We’ll share the topic, instructor, and booking details when they are ready.

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Built by the Svelte community

Ten years of code, docs, meetups, experiments, and friendships got us here. Come meet the people behind them and see what they are working on now.

Explore past summits
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MCs

Scott Spence is hosting the room, introducing speakers, and keeping things moving.

Scott Spence.
MC

Scott Spence

Scott will help guide the room, connect sessions, and keep the conference day moving for attendees.

Good to know

When and where is Svelte Summit?

November 19-20, 2026 in Urška Hall at GR Ljubljana.

Are tickets available?

Yes. In-person tickets are on sale now through Ticket Tailor.

Can I speak or sponsor?

The call for proposals is closed. Sponsorship packages are still available.

Is there a workshop?

Yes. One separately ticketed workshop runs on November 18. We’ll share the topic, instructor, and booking details when they are ready.

Who should attend?

Anyone who builds, maintains, teaches, documents, or is curious about Svelte.