Conference
We track 15 posts about Conference from 10 engineering blogs. Most active: Evil Martians, Criteo, Pamela Fox. Latest post: Oct 1, 2026.
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We’re bringing two roundtables to the London CPO Conference (opens on the source site)
On 29 October, thoughtbot Product Leader Bethan Ashley will be hosting two roundtables at the London Chief Product Officer Conference, bringing product leaders together to explore some of the biggest questions shaping the future of the product function. The topics are different, but they both come back to the same bigger question: what does the Product function need to become next? Has Product become the bottleneck? The roundtable will explore what it actually means to become an AI-native product organisation, beyond simply adding AI tools to an existing process. How should the role of…
SF Ruby Conference: regular ticket prices end September 30 (opens on the source site)
Authors: Camila Mirabal, Tech writer, and Travis Turner, Tech Editor Topics: Developer Community, Rails, AI Regular SF Ruby Conference tickets are $450 through September 30. Meet Ruby friends, play The Pier, join small-group conversations, and explore the 2026 program in San Francisco. Not a single person in the Ruby community has told us they go to conferences for anything other than meeting new people and catching up with old friends. Our community needs that shared warmth and joy more than ever. But going to a conference alone can be intimidating. You walk into a room full of people you…
Good Morning, Dave: the 1998 INET Conference Kiosk Launcher (opens on the source site)
In July 1998, the Internet Society held INET ‘98, “The Internet Summit”, at Palexpo in Geneva. The University of Geneva provided about 250 computers for the conference, and I was a student there. I wrote much of the conference network’s website, www.inet98.ch, and the launcher that ran on the public Windows 95 PCs instead of Explorer. The Inet 98 Launcher was a full-height bar on the left of the screen with a button for each installed application: Internet Explorer, Netscape, PC Pine, Telnet, WS-FTP and Office 95 and 97. I wrote it in Delphi 3. It showed a screen saver when a machine sat…
What I learned at DevTalks Cluj-Napoca 2026 (opens on the source site)
Introduction On the 24th of September, I participated in the 9th edition of DevTalks Cluj-Napoca, and since I had a really great time attending this conference, I decided to share what I learned from attending sessions and having conversations with both speakers and participants. DevTalks DevTalks runs several conferences throughout Romania, and while the one in Bucharest is very large, featuring 14 stanges, we are lucky to have on in Cluj-Napoca, my home town, which manages to run 3 parallel tracks on which 40 speakers present their latest findings. This year, the... Read More The post What…
Meet Jos Roseboom (opens on the source site)
JavaZone 2026 At the beginning of September, I participated in JavaZone for the third time and had the privilege of meeting a lot of passionate software developers willing to share their knowledge with the community. In the first conference day, I attended a very good talk about JPA performance tuning that was delivered by Jos Roseboom and since I enjoyed his talk, I proposed him to gave an interview for this blog. Therefore, in this article we have the pleasure of getting to know Jos and take opportunity of learning about Spring... Read More The post Meet Jos Roseboom appeared first on Vlad…
.NET Conf 2026 Community Days Call for Presenters Is Open (opens on the source site)
.NET ·
Submit your session proposal for the community-led .NET Conf 2026 Community Days by October 6, 2026. The post .NET Conf 2026 Community Days Call for Presenters Is Open appeared first on .NET Blog.
Why engineers should come to the SF Ruby Startup Conference in 2026 (opens on the source site)
The SF Ruby Startup Conference is an engineers' conference: meet the people building Ruby open source, scaling Rails in production, and shaping what agentic Rails looks like next.
Why engineers should come to the SF Ruby Conference in 2026 (opens on the source site)
SF Ruby is an engineers' conference: meet the people building Ruby open source, scaling Rails in production, and shaping what agentic Rails looks like next.
.NET Conf 2026 – Save the Date (opens on the source site)
.NET ·
.NET Conf returns November 10-12, 2026, with three days of sessions, community, and the launch of .NET 11. The post .NET Conf 2026 – Save the Date appeared first on .NET Blog.
Our Experience at Devoxx France 2026 (opens on the source site)
Criteo ·
Authors: Toufik Ider, Djoble Koutouan, Aymen DELLY, Mathieu Gilgenkrantz, Thanh Phuc LE and Dat Phan.From April 22 to 24, we were back on site at Devoxx France with a booth and two talks from our Tech Ambassadors, Estelle Thou and William Montaz. This year’s edition had a great atmosphere, strong turnout, and one very clear trend: AI was everywhere, with sessions on LLMs and agentic systems filling up fast and driving conversations across the venue.Between talks, our booth gave us plenty of chances to talk about what makes Criteo unique, share some of the AI initiatives happening in our tech…
Are tech speakers still relevant in the AI era? (opens on the source site)
Criteo ·
Author: Diana CibuPublic orators have played a major role in spreading knowledge and driving progress since the early days of oratory in Ancient Greece. I’ve always been fascinated by speakers’ unique ability to catch an entire audience’s attention and how they turn messages into valuable takeaways that stick with you long after their speech is done.If there’s one thing I’ve learned throughout my journey as a tech speaker is that knowledge doesn’t just depend on the message you want to deliver; Knowledge happens when you get people to hear it. This is even more true in today’s world. Current…
Learnings from the PyAI conference (opens on the source site)
I recently spoke at the PyAI conference, put on by the good folks at Prefect and Pydantic, and I learnt so much from the talks I attended. Here are my top takeaways from the sessions that I watched: AI Evals Pitfalls Hamel Husain 📺 Watch the video recording | 📊 View slides Hamel cautioned against blindly using automated evaluation frameworks and built-in evaluators (like helpfulness and coherence). Instead, we should adopt a data science approach to evaluation: explore the data, discover what's actually breaking, identify the most important metric, and iterate as new data comes in. We…
Learnings from the PyAI conference (opens on the source site)
I recently spoke at the PyAI conference, put on by the good folks at Prefect and Pydantic, and I learnt so much from the talks I attended. Here are my top takeaways from the sessions that I watched: AI Evals Pitfalls Hamel Husain 📺 Watch the video recording | 📊 View slides Hamel cautioned against blindly using automated evaluation frameworks and built-in evaluators (like helpfulness and coherence). Instead, we should adopt a data science approach to evaluation: explore the data, discover what's actually breaking, identify the most important metric, and iterate as new data comes in. We…
Programming Conference – Jfokus Stockholm 2025 (opens on the source site)
This week I attended the Jfokus software development conference in Stockholm, Sweden. I first went in 2011, and I have been back many times through the years. The conference has a Java focus (duh!), but many talks cover general topics … Continue reading →
Tropical.rb Conference and Rails Girls São Paulo (opens on the source site)
Doximity ·
On April 4th and 5th, 2024, Doximity sponsored Tropical.rb, also known as "The Latin America Rails Conference," in São Paulo, Brazil. This event gathered developers from across Latin America and beyond. It served as a dynamic platform for discussing Ruby on Rails, sharing knowledge, and networking among professionals in the field. The Doximity team at Tropical.rb Doximity has utilized Ruby on Rails since its founding, attributing significant success to the framework. The timing of the recent conference coincided with a resurgence in Rails' popularity, marked by new features and increased…
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