‹Programming› 2025

The International Conference on the Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming—or ‹Programming› for short— focuses on programming topics including the experience of programming. ‹Programming› seeks for papers that advance knowledge of programming on any relevant topic, including programming practice and experience.

Thinking of attending? Check out the list of papers that will be presented at the conference and consider submitting a paper to one of the accepted workshops!

Are you a student? Submit your work to the ACM Student Research Competition! We will also be looking for student volunteers to help with running the conference smoothly. Please check back soon for more information!

‹Programming› Keynotes

‹Programming› Keynote

Architecture and Generativity

Molly Wright Steenson

‹Programming› Keynote

What We Tried and Didn't Work for GraalVM

Thomas Wuerthinger

Workshop Keynotes and Invited Talks

MoreVMs Invited Talk

JIT Compilers - Addressing Bottlenecks in Throughput and Latency

Björn Franke

MoreVMs Invited Talk

Diving into .NET internals

Karel Zikmund

The conference will feature a number of tracks, including the research and artifacts track, as well as a number of workshops and other events. We will be announcing a call for workshops and additional information over the coming months. In the meantime, check out the already confirmed tracks!

• Research Track - The submission deadline for presenting paper in 2025 has passed, but you can submit papers to The Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming journal at any time!

• Artifacts - Authors of accepted papers by invitation

• Workshops - Use the Tracks menu to find details about individual workshops and submission deadlines.

The conference will be held at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University. Our computer science department is located at Malostranske namesti, right in the historical centre of Prague. We are working hard to secure conference rates for hotels in the neighbourhood.