Even though Thibaut was not associated with elm-conf, this behavior is unacceptable in our community. If you witnessed or were a victim of abuse at elm-conf (or any Elm space), know that you can contact us directly and we'll do whatever we can to help. — @brianhicks, organizer

Reminder: the deadline for submitting a proposal closes this coming Monday 6/1 at 11:59PM US Central time! There's still time to submit your ideas for talks, workshops, and open spaces at elm-conf.com.

Thanks to all who submitted proposals for feedback before the final submission deadline next week. Look out for an email from someone on the volunteer feedback committee with feedback on your proposal.

Reminder: the deadline for submitting a proposal and getting feedback closes this coming Monday 5/25 at 11:59PM US Central time! We especially love to support first time speakers, who are supported with mentors and a speaker coach.

If any of these talks helped you brainstorm any talk ideas for this year's conf, head on over to elm-conf.com/submit/talk with your proposal!

Ian Mackenzie introduced elm-3d-scene in "A 3D Rendering Engine for Elm" and dived into the design decisions that went into putting it together. What insights do you have from contributing to the Elm ecosystem? youtu.be/Htqc64s5qYU

What have you learned while building a project with Elm? In "Building a Music Learning Game with Elm, Web MIDI, and SVG Animation", Liz Krane combined lessons from learning Elm and learning to sight-read music. youtu.be/XsV3EK2cFJU

James Carlson showed us what we can do when we need to offload heavy computations in "Making Elm Talk to Your Personal Supercomputer". What are other ways that you've integrated Elm with other helpful technologies? youtu.be/FVP8zxpZKV8

In "Writing Testable Elm", Tessa Kelly offers techniques for writing easily testable Elm code. We'd love to hear about techniques that have helped you with building things with Elm youtu.be/rIxCwPPA-D8

Today we'll share some more talks from last year's conf to help with brainstorming ideas for this year's CfP. All of the submission details can be found at elm-conf.com/submit/talk.

Thanks to @brilliantorg for sponsoring this year's elm-conf. Brilliant is using Elm to redesign learning at scale, and they're actively hiring for engineering and interactives roles. Brilliant makes learning STEM fun, through problem solving and interactive explorations.

elm-conf 2020 is expanding to offer talks as well as workshops and open spaces, and we'd love to hear your ideas on what topics, projects, and conversations you could bring to the conference this year! Submit your ideas to the CfP at elm-conf.com.

Inspired by these talks to share your own stories about working with Elm? We'd love to see your ideas at elm-conf.com/submit/talk!

Do you have tips for how to start using Elm in your organization? Katja Mordaunt shares in "Growing an Elm Project with the Whole Team" how to make it less risky than ever for all members of the team to contribute lines of code youtu.be/1CyaP4zkANc

How have you explored alternate approaches to building things with Elm? In "Building Highly Performant Animations in Elm", Abadi Kurniawan shows us his exploration of two different approaches to building a good API for doing animation in Elm: youtu.be/OjpwLAOOLG4

Katie Hughes combines her love of comics with what she learned when connecting to an external GraphQL API in "GraphQSquirrel". What have you learned about Elm while working on passion projects? youtu.be/XgA-nn-BL4M