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Modular Community Meeting (July)

July 27, 2026 at 5:00 PM UTC

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Join us for the Modular Community Meeting, a monthly gathering where community members and the Modular team come together to share projects, discuss ideas, and stay up to date on the latest in Mojo and MAX development.

Each meeting features community-led talks (typically 10 minutes + 5 minutes Q&A), Modular team updates, and open Q&A. Past topics have included GPU programming, standard library contributions, ML frameworks, language design discussions, and much more.

Meetings are held on Zoom and recordings are posted on YouTube afterward. Can't make it live? Submit your questions in advance and we'll answer them during the meeting.

Want to present? Add your topic and name to the agenda doc for your preferred date, or reach out to Caroline Frasca on Discord (@caroline_frasca) or the forum (@caroline). Default talk slots are 10 minutes + 5 minutes for Q&A.

All participants must follow the Modular Community Code of Conduct.

Upcoming Events

Mojo 101: From Syntax to GPU Programming [Session 1]

July 9, 2026 at 7:00 PM UTC

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Mojo is a powerful and expressive language for writing high-performance kernels on CPUs, GPUs, and ASICs, while empowering developers to extend Python seamlessly. It’s designed to be a user-friendly, memory-safe programming language for writing fast code across diverse hardware.

Four years and 36 releases later, Mojo 1.0 lands this summer. Ahead of this milestone, we're launching a free, four-week live course to help you learn Mojo from the people who built it.

Starting July 9th, the Mojo team will run weekly 60-minute sessions on YouTube, streamed live and then available on demand. The instructors are Mojo engineers who work on the language and runtime every day. They know the internals, the design decisions, and how to solve real engineering problems in Mojo.

The schedule:

Week 1 | July 9 | Language Fundamentals

Week 2 | July 16 | Value Ownership and Metaprogramming

Week 3 | July 23 | Standard Library

Week 4 | July 30 | GPU Programming

This course is built for software engineers who are new to Mojo. GPU experience is not required; week 4 provides an entry-level introduction.

Each week includes a short reading and a coding challenge you can complete before the live session. The Modular team will be in the live chat throughout each stream to answer questions. You’ll leave each session with practical guidance on Mojo best practices.

Sessions are free and open to anyone. Register to get reminders and pre-session materials.

Mojo 101: From Syntax to GPU Programming [Session 2]

July 16, 2026 at 7:00 PM UTC

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Mojo is a powerful and expressive language for writing high-performance kernels on CPUs, GPUs, and ASICs, while empowering developers to extend Python seamlessly. It’s designed to be a user-friendly, memory-safe programming language for writing fast code across diverse hardware.

Four years and 36 releases later, Mojo 1.0 lands this summer. Ahead of this milestone, we're launching a free, four-week live course to help you learn Mojo from the people who built it.

Starting July 9th, the Mojo team will run weekly 60-minute sessions on YouTube, streamed live and then available on demand. The instructors are Mojo engineers who work on the language and runtime every day. They know the internals, the design decisions, and how to solve real engineering problems in Mojo.

The schedule:

Week 1 | July 9 | Language Fundamentals

Week 2 | July 16 | Value Ownership and Metaprogramming

Week 3 | July 23 | Standard Library

Week 4 | July 30 | GPU Programming

This course is built for software engineers who are new to Mojo. GPU experience is not required; week 4 provides an entry-level introduction.

Each week includes a short reading and a coding challenge you can complete before the live session. The Modular team will be in the live chat throughout each stream to answer questions. You’ll leave each session with practical guidance on Mojo best practices.

Sessions are free and open to anyone. Register to get reminders and pre-session materials.

Mojo 101: From Syntax to GPU Programming [Session 3]

July 23, 2026 at 7:00 PM UTC

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Mojo is a powerful and expressive language for writing high-performance kernels on CPUs, GPUs, and ASICs, while empowering developers to extend Python seamlessly. It’s designed to be a user-friendly, memory-safe programming language for writing fast code across diverse hardware.

Four years and 36 releases later, Mojo 1.0 lands this summer. Ahead of this milestone, we're launching a free, four-week live course to help you learn Mojo from the people who built it.

Starting July 9th, the Mojo team will run weekly 60-minute sessions on YouTube, streamed live and then available on demand. The instructors are Mojo engineers who work on the language and runtime every day. They know the internals, the design decisions, and how to solve real engineering problems in Mojo.

The schedule:

Week 1 | July 9 | Language Fundamentals

Week 2 | July 16 | Value Ownership and Metaprogramming

Week 3 | July 23 | Standard Library

Week 4 | July 30 | GPU Programming

This course is built for software engineers who are new to Mojo. GPU experience is not required; week 4 provides an entry-level introduction.

Each week includes a short reading and a coding challenge you can complete before the live session. The Modular team will be in the live chat throughout each stream to answer questions. You’ll leave each session with practical guidance on Mojo best practices.

Sessions are free and open to anyone. Register to get reminders and pre-session materials.

Mojo 101: From Syntax to GPU Programming [Session 4]

July 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM UTC

RSVP

Mojo is a powerful and expressive language for writing high-performance kernels on CPUs, GPUs, and ASICs, while empowering developers to extend Python seamlessly. It’s designed to be a user-friendly, memory-safe programming language for writing fast code across diverse hardware.

Four years and 36 releases later, Mojo 1.0 lands this summer. Ahead of this milestone, we're launching a free, four-week live course to help you learn Mojo from the people who built it.

Starting July 9th, the Mojo team will run weekly 60-minute sessions on YouTube, streamed live and then available on demand. The instructors are Mojo engineers who work on the language and runtime every day. They know the internals, the design decisions, and how to solve real engineering problems in Mojo.

The schedule:

Week 1 | July 9 | Language Fundamentals

Week 2 | July 16 | Value Ownership and Metaprogramming

Week 3 | July 23 | Standard Library

Week 4 | July 30 | GPU Programming

This course is built for software engineers who are new to Mojo. GPU experience is not required; week 4 provides an entry-level introduction.

Each week includes a short reading and a coding challenge you can complete before the live session. The Modular team will be in the live chat throughout each stream to answer questions. You’ll leave each session with practical guidance on Mojo best practices.

Sessions are free and open to anyone. Register to get reminders and pre-session materials.

ModCon 2026

August 18, 2026 at 7:30 AM PDT

Grand Hyatt San Francisco, San Francisco, California US

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ModCon 2026: Compute Unlocked

August 18, 2026 · Grand Hyatt San Francisco · 300+ Attendees

View full event details at modular.com/modcon

One day. Major launches. Hands-on workshops. The engineers and researchers shaping AI infrastructure, in one room.

ModCon is Modular's annual developer conference for the people building, running, and scaling AI systems. This year's theme is Compute Unlocked: how unified software across hardware is putting more power in developers' hands than ever before.

What to expect:

Keynotes and product launches from the Modular team. Deep dives and panels with speakers from Google DeepMind, Qualcomm, Oracle, LlamaIndex, SemiAnalysis, MiniMax, Alibaba Cloud, and more. Hands-on workshops including a live programming session with Mojo and a robotic demo you have to see to believe. A full afternoon of breakout sessions, followed by a reception from 5:30 to 7pm.

Agenda highlights:

Opening keynote: The Unified AI Compute Layer
Panel: Open Season for Open Models
Panel: Funding the AI Stack
Mojo Workshop (hands-on)
Fireside chat with a special guest
Evening reception

Tickets: Early Bird: $299 (limited availability) | General: $450 All tickets include full-day access, catered lunch, snacks, beverages, and Modular merch. Refundable until 14 days before the event.

Questions? Email community@modular.com.

One language, any hardware.

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