KotlinConf Survey

Hi! KotlinConf brings together developers who use Kotlin — or are curious about it.

As we plan future events, we’d love to hear what would make KotlinConf worth your time, whether you’ve attended before or are completely new to it.

The survey takes about five minutes.

After completing it, you can enter a draw to win one of three tickets to KotlinConf 2027.

Let's get started!

1. Please check out our terms and conditions below *This question is required.

I agree to the General Research Terms and Conditions.

2. What do you currently use Kotlin for? Select all that apply. *This question is required.

3. When did you last attend KotlinConf in person? *This question is required.

Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

What are the main reasons you haven’t attended KotlinConf yet? *This question is required.

What were the main reasons you did not attend a more recent KotlinConf? *This question is required.

Which factors, if any, currently affect your ability to attend KotlinConf in person? *This question is required.

How much I use Kotlin in my work
Travel time, location, or visa requirements
Ticket price
Timing or work and personal commitments
Travel and accommodation costs
The program's relevance to my work
Employer approval or funding
Nothing in particular
Other, please specify: Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

4. What would make a future KotlinConf worth your time?

5. Which kinds of talks interest you most at KotlinConf? Select up to three. *This question is required.

Architecture and technology choices: comparing approaches and trade-offs
Guides to using a specific library, framework, or tool
New features and future plans for Kotlin and its ecosystem
Practical techniques for solving problems, with code examples
Production case studies: what teams built, what worked, and what they learned
Technical deep dives: how a technology works under the hood
Other, please specify: Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.
No strong preference

6. Which topics should KotlinConf prioritize in future sessions? Select up to three. *This question is required.

Is there a specific problem or question you’d like such a KotlinConf session to address?

7. Beyond the talks, what should be part of the KotlinConf experience, and why is it important to you?

KotlinConf Survey

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