Atlas Camp Tracks

Atlas Camp is the largest gathering of Atlassian app developers to enhance your skills, discover the future of product roadmaps, and learn how to grow your business and make your app stand out. Showcase your ideas and best practices in one of our four different tracks at Atlas Camp.

Advanced App Development

Collaborate and hear advanced topics around app development. For example Data Center/Server, testing, performance tuning, and scaling, and how to use the Marketplace API to inform your business.

Code and Beyond

Discover new ways to transform your team. Explore potential topics around Agile, testing, source control, DevOps, marketing, and running a business as an Atlassian vendor.

Experience Design and Performance

Learn how experience design can elevate your app for your users. Explore how to maximize your experience design to improve things such as user onboarding, increase app adoption, and potentially how to use Atlassian tools to jump-start your app experience.

The Atlassian Platform

Get up to date on APIs, roadmaps, new services, and features that will set your app or service up for success from the Atlassian Product teams.

Session Review Process

All Atlas Camp speaker submissions will be reviewed and graded by a committee comprised of Atlassian employees and developer community members. Speaker details will be anonymous during preliminary selection to ensure we have an objective assessment of each submission.

Atlassian is committed to creating a diverse, inclusive event that showcases the contributions of people from all backgrounds in technology. Collecting demographic data about our applicant pool and speaker lineup is a key part of that mission. We will not use this information to inform our selection process, but rather to understand how effectively we are reaching and supporting speakers from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds at Atlas Camp.

Blind Review

When speakers submit their proposed topic, reviewers won’t be able to see any identifying information about the presenter while the content is being evaluated. This will allow us to assess the true merit of the proposal without allowing someone’s demographic characteristics or speaking experience to bias our decisions. After determining the highest quality submissions from each track, our selection committee will meet to ensure that we have an appropriate balance of speakers. In addition to the diversity and experience level of our speaker line up, we also try to ensure a good mix of Atlassian employees and external speakers.

Tips for a winning submission

When our committee is evaluating your submission, we only have what you provide as a part of your submission to take into consideration, so make it good! To improve your chances at being selected, be sure to cover the following points in your session abstract and outline.

• Tell us why your topic is interesting, relevant, and unique
• Provide key takeaways - what your audience will walk away thinking, knowing and doing
• Share detailed context about your subject matter, and your intended audience
• Give concrete examples of the specific topics you'll cover: solutions to problems/issues, use cases, demos, best practices, how-to's, tips and tricks
• Keep your abstract as concise as possible
• Submitting a session with multiple Atlassian speakers will not be allowed so be able to carry this content on your own.

Here are some examples of abstracts from our previous Atlas Camp.

Important Dates

• Call for speakers for Atlas Camp ends July 8, 2019 at 23:59 GMT+2
• We will start notifying speakers by the end of July 2019 with the status of your submission(s).
• The full agenda for Atlas Camp 2019 will be announced in August 2019.
• Atlas Camp 2019 will be held at the Messe Wien Exhibition Congress Center in Vienna, Austria on 11-12 September 2019.

Code of Conduct

We want everyone who attends Atlas Camp to feel safe and included. We expect Atlas Camp staff, speakers, attendees, and sponsors to be respectful and collaborative, regardless of gender, gender identity or expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race, religion, or any other personal characteristic. This applies to all areas within the conference venue, talks, workshops, parties, and any online media or spaces associated with Atlas Camp.

▲▼ Read more about our Code of Conduct