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Follow the contribution guide for simple steps to submit your work. From setup to pull request, everything you need is here.

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Modular Community Meeting (May)

May 26, 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.

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