RenderATL 2026 | August 12 & 13, 2026

2025 was a great year for RenderATL attendees. 2026 already looks even better. same ticket gets you: conference days expo floor side events OpenJS Summit AI Summit RenderFEST we added more and didn’t raise the price (yet) prices go up May 1 : renderatl.com/tickets

i told my advisor i'm getting real-world marketing experience and she said "tweeting isn't marketing" and i blacked out for a second

Two more speakers joining us at RenderATL. Cimone Key is helping brands build lasting identities, while Claudio Wunder is shaping the future of Node.js and frontend infrastructure through open source.

most conferences charge separately for workshops, summits, and the "good" sessions. renderatl said no to all of that. one price. everything included.

less than a month until renderatl. two months. just enough time to finally finish that side project you started in january. (you won't.) but you CAN get your badge and come learn something new instead. renderatl.com

Building is only half the job. The Go to Market Summit is for the people figuring out pricing, positioning, launches, sales, and how AI is changing the path from product to revenue. One badge. One ticket. No upsell.

Some of the best opportunities happen after you start building. The MLH Hackathon gives you the chance to meet teammates, solve real problems, connect with recruiters, and leave RenderATL with something you actually created. Bring your laptop.

AI meets creativity in this carousel. Cameron Hamilton is building applied AI systems for the future, while Charlie Gerard continues to push the boundaries of what's possible with JavaScript and emerging technologies.

Some of the biggest names behind the JavaScript ecosystem are pulling up to RenderATL. If you're into Node.js, open source, backend engineering, or modern JavaScript, this is a summit you'll want on your schedule. Included with your badge.

Two more speakers to add to your schedule. Brian Fletcher is exploring the future of AI-powered interfaces, while Brian Muenzenmeyer continues to help shape Node.js through open source leadership.

getting access to the core contributors behind foundational javascript projects isn't something most conferences can offer. renderatl just casually includes it with your ticket

Skip the AI hype. Hear directly from the people building production-ready AI systems, shipping real products, and solving real engineering challenges. It's all part of your RenderATL experience.

be honest: when's the last time you went to a conference and came back genuinely better at your job? not "inspired." BETTER. that's what renderatl is for

Great developer experiences don't happen by accident. Bekah Suttner Cheek is building better developer platforms at Fastly, while Bree Hall continues to make frontend development more accessible through content and community.

last year the AI summit was presented by IBM and sold out twice. this year it's included free with your badge. other conferences are charging $800 for the same type of access

senior engineers: what's the one conference talk that actually changed how you work? drop it below. i want to know what the bar should be

This is your sign to stop thinking about it and secure your badge. AI. Engineering. Startups. Legal Tech. Community. Culture. There’s a reason RenderATL is one of the most anticipated tech conferences of the year. Who’s pulling up? 👀 🎟️ renderatl.com

my professor asked what i've been doing this summer and i said "running social media for a tech conference" and he said "so you're not doing engineering?" sir i am MARKETING engineering

Technology is changing law in real time. Whether you're an attorney, founder, or building legal AI products, this track is designed to help you understand the policies, opportunities, and challenges shaping the future. One badge. No additional ticket.

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Two more speakers taking the stage at RenderATL. Ava Toro explores the intersection of consumer behavior and technology, while Avi Press is helping shape the future of open source sustainability. Two unique perspectives on where tech is headed next.