Welcome to the talks of NG Poland,JS Poland and AI Poland

🎙️ AI for Good 🎙️ AI for Good

⭐ Kris Wojewodzic ⭐ Kris Wojewodzic
💼 CEO 💼 CEO @ Escola @ Escola (Poland) (Poland)

Today, many AI applications focus on deepfakes, automated sales funnels, annoying chatbots, and more social media content. But what if we prioritized thinking about how AI can significantly improve healthcare, education, or enhance work-life balance? I will showcase five case studies of emotion recognition, optimizing surgical procedures, supporting children with ADHD, and enhancing the patient-doctor experience. Let's rock! Today, many AI applications focus on deepfakes, automated sales funnels, annoying chatbots, and more social media content. But what if we prioritized thinking about how AI can significantly improve healthcare, education, or enhance work-life balance? I will showcase five case studies of emotion recognition, optimizing surgical procedures, supporting children with ADHD, and enhancing the patient-doctor experience. Let's rock!

AI

🎙️ AI fundamentals for JavaScript devs (and myths to debunk) 🎙️ AI fundamentals for JavaScript devs (and myths to debunk)

⭐ Tomasz Ducin ⭐ Tomasz Ducin
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer (Poland) (Poland)

The recent tremendous growth of AI technology has created a huge gap between developer's understanding of "AI" really is and what it does - and its real mechanics, strengths and weaknesses. There's so much going on in the area, in a relatively short time period, that an ordinary person is often left to "believe" what others claim. Like a shaman in a village who cast spells, while others just stand and stare. What's the cure for this massive technological hysteria? It's education... Hence, in this talk, we'll cover the most fundamental aspects around machine learning - which will enable listeners to question many false claims. Get ready for a short, yet deep dive into tensors, ecosystem, APIs and Agentic systems. The recent tremendous growth of AI technology has created a huge gap between developer's understanding of "AI" really is and what it does - and its real mechanics, strengths and weaknesses. There's so much going on in the area, in a relatively short time period, that an ordinary person is often left to "believe" what others claim. Like a shaman in a village who cast spells, while others just stand and stare. What's the cure for this massive technological hysteria? It's education... Hence, in this talk, we'll cover the most fundamental aspects around machine learning - which will enable listeners to question many false claims. Get ready for a short, yet deep dive into tensors, ecosystem, APIs and Agentic systems.

AI Machine Learning JavaScript

🎙️ AI in Retail: From Forecasting to Conversational Decision Support 🎙️ AI in Retail: From Forecasting to Conversational Decision Support

⭐ Karolina Zak ⭐ Karolina Zak
💼 ML Engineer 💼 ML Engineer @ HEINEKEN @ HEINEKEN (Poland) (Poland)

A real-world case study on how machine learning models can predict sales using features such as alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and weather conditions. The talk will focus on experimenting with and optimizing different model parameters to improve forecast accuracy. As a next step, the system will be integrated with a GenAI-powered chatbot to make forecasts and scenarios easily accessible through natural conversation. A real-world case study on how machine learning models can predict sales using features such as alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and weather conditions. The talk will focus on experimenting with and optimizing different model parameters to improve forecast accuracy. As a next step, the system will be integrated with a GenAI-powered chatbot to make forecasts and scenarios easily accessible through natural conversation.

AI Machine Learning RAG Conversational Decision Support

🎙️ AI-powered Angular Apps 🎙️ AI-powered Angular Apps

⭐ Michael Egger ⭐ Michael Egger
💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

Artificial intelligence has become part of our daily lives. For software developers, it also opens new opportunities when writing or refactoring code. In this talk, however, we focus on runtime support for Angular frontends powered by AI. How can a new micro-frontend be discovered and integrated with the help of AI? How can routing be extended through natural language, with the navigation bar updated accordingly? How can new views be seamlessly integrated into an existing application? The combination of generic programming, micro-frontend architectures, and large language models (LLMs) opens the door to a new world of software development – one where applications can be extended in specific areas without requiring deep technical expertise. This talk is aimed at software developers, architects, and technical managers who want to explore how artificial intelligence and web-based enterprise UIs can work together. Artificial intelligence has become part of our daily lives. For software developers, it also opens new opportunities when writing or refactoring code. In this talk, however, we focus on runtime support for Angular frontends powered by AI. How can a new micro-frontend be discovered and integrated with the help of AI? How can routing be extended through natural language, with the navigation bar updated accordingly? How can new views be seamlessly integrated into an existing application? The combination of generic programming, micro-frontend architectures, and large language models (LLMs) opens the door to a new world of software development – one where applications can be extended in specific areas without requiring deep technical expertise. This talk is aimed at software developers, architects, and technical managers who want to explore how artificial intelligence and web-based enterprise UIs can work together.

AI Angular Routing Refactoring Large Language Models LLMs

🎙️ An Agent Walks Into a Bar... and Meets Another Agent: Multi-Agent Systems in Action 🎙️ An Agent Walks Into a Bar... and Meets Another Agent: Multi-Agent Systems in Action

⭐ Maxim Salnikov ⭐ Maxim Salnikov
💼 AI-Native Developer Tools Solution Engineer 💼 AI-Native Developer Tools Solution Engineer @ Microsoft @ Microsoft (Norway) (Norway)

In the world of AI, a single agent can accomplish a lot—but what happens when multiple agents enter the scene? This session is your ultimate guide to understanding multi-agent systems (MAS), the key to building scalable, intelligent, and collaborative AI solutions. We'll break down the core distinctions between single-agent and multi-agent architectures, explore real-world applications, and dive into the complexities of agent interaction, coordination, and fault tolerance. Whether you're designing autonomous trading bots, smart logistics networks, or AI-driven simulations, this talk will give you a solid foundation in MAS and its transformative potential. Get ready for a deep dive into the tech that’s reshaping AI collaboration! In the world of AI, a single agent can accomplish a lot—but what happens when multiple agents enter the scene? This session is your ultimate guide to understanding multi-agent systems (MAS), the key to building scalable, intelligent, and collaborative AI solutions. We'll break down the core distinctions between single-agent and multi-agent architectures, explore real-world applications, and dive into the complexities of agent interaction, coordination, and fault tolerance. Whether you're designing autonomous trading bots, smart logistics networks, or AI-driven simulations, this talk will give you a solid foundation in MAS and its transformative potential. Get ready for a deep dive into the tech that’s reshaping AI collaboration!

AI Multi-Agent Systems

🎙️ Angular - Building in the open + Angular Team Q&A Session 🎙️ Angular - Building in the open + Angular Team Q&A Session

⭐ Jens Kuehlers ⭐ Jens Kuehlers
💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (Germany) (Germany)

With a new major version released every six months, how does the team determine which features to work on and what gets left out? How do they balance a steady stream of innovation without overwhelming users? Matthieu & Jens will explain how the team gathers and analyzes data from different sources, how they prioritize features, and the trade-offs they make to build the most intuitive, performant, and scalable framework for building web apps. Also, maintaining a popular, large-scale open-source project like Angular involves navigating a constant stream of trade-off. While thousands of people contribute to open source, very few take on the complex role of a maintainer. You’ll understand why apparently easy issues aren’t addressed quickly or at all. With a new major version released every six months, how does the team determine which features to work on and what gets left out? How do they balance a steady stream of innovation without overwhelming users? Matthieu & Jens will explain how the team gathers and analyzes data from different sources, how they prioritize features, and the trade-offs they make to build the most intuitive, performant, and scalable framework for building web apps. Also, maintaining a popular, large-scale open-source project like Angular involves navigating a constant stream of trade-off. While thousands of people contribute to open source, very few take on the complex role of a maintainer. You’ll understand why apparently easy issues aren’t addressed quickly or at all.

AI Angular

🎙️ Angular Without the Framework: When You Stop Following the Rules 🎙️ Angular Without the Framework: When You Stop Following the Rules

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 🕒 10:10 - 12:00
💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

Angular was never supposed to be this heavy - we made it that way. With Angular 20+, the rules have changed: standalone components, Signals, functional providers, and a compiler that doesn’t need NgModules to hold its hand. So what happens if we stop treating Angular like a framework… and start using it like a JavaScript library? Because once you stop following the rules, you finally understand the game. Angular was never supposed to be this heavy - we made it that way. With Angular 20+, the rules have changed: standalone components, Signals, functional providers, and a compiler that doesn’t need NgModules to hold its hand. So what happens if we stop treating Angular like a framework… and start using it like a JavaScript library? Because once you stop following the rules, you finally understand the game.

Angular Standalone Components Signals JavaScript

🎙️ Automated Angular architecture validation for project success and better AI agent support! 🎙️ Automated Angular architecture validation for project success and better AI agent support!

⭐ Tomas Trajan ⭐ Tomas Trajan
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Architect 💼 Architect @ Consultant and Trainer, GDE , AngularExperts.io @ Consultant and Trainer, GDE , AngularExperts.io (Switzerland) (Switzerland)

Learn how to architect a brand new or improve an existing enterprise grade Angular application with a bulletproof ESLINT based automated architecture validation to guarantee that Your project stays maintainable, extendable and therefore allows you and your team (and AI agents) to deliver consistently and with high velocity over the entire project lifetime! Learn how to architect a brand new or improve an existing enterprise grade Angular application with a bulletproof ESLINT based automated architecture validation to guarantee that Your project stays maintainable, extendable and therefore allows you and your team (and AI agents) to deliver consistently and with high velocity over the entire project lifetime!

AI Angular Architecture Validation AI Agents

🎙️ Beyond Requests: Postman for Conscious API Developers 🎙️ Beyond Requests: Postman for Conscious API Developers

⭐ Michał Jawulski ⭐ Michał Jawulski
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10
💼 Managing Delivery Architect 💼 Managing Delivery Architect @ Capgemini @ Capgemini (Poland) (Poland)

In this session, I’ll show how developers can use Postman consciously — as a tool that supports the entire API lifecycle during development and testing. We’ll walk through practical use cases for variables, environments, and secrets. You’ll see how to write robust test scripts, how pre-request logic can help simulate edge cases, and how to avoid common pitfalls that slow teams down. I’ll also show how to use Newman to run tests in CI pipelines and share some battle-tested patterns I rely on as a tech lead. If you’ve used Postman before but only scratched the surface — this talk will help you unlock its real potential as part of your daily developer toolkit. In this session, I’ll show how developers can use Postman consciously — as a tool that supports the entire API lifecycle during development and testing. We’ll walk through practical use cases for variables, environments, and secrets. You’ll see how to write robust test scripts, how pre-request logic can help simulate edge cases, and how to avoid common pitfalls that slow teams down. I’ll also show how to use Newman to run tests in CI pipelines and share some battle-tested patterns I rely on as a tech lead. If you’ve used Postman before but only scratched the surface — this talk will help you unlock its real potential as part of your daily developer toolkit.

AI Postman Newman API Lifecycle

🎙️ Boosting Angular Productivity with WebStorm 🎙️ Boosting Angular Productivity with WebStorm

⭐ Piotr Tomiak ⭐ Piotr Tomiak
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Senior Software Developer 💼 Senior Software Developer @ JetBrains @ JetBrains (Poland) (Poland)

Build Angular Faster with WebStorm Spending too much time fighting your development tools instead of building your Angular app? This session shows you how to leverage WebStorm's intelligent code completion that understands Angular architecture, set up debugging workflows that actually work, and use refactoring tools that won't break your code. Key topics include: ✔︎ How WebStorm provides Angular-specific code assistance: intelligent completions, error highlighting, and navigation within templates using Volar instead of Angular Language Service. ✔︎ Refactorings and quick fixes tailored for Angular (e.g., extract component, rename across templates and TypeScript). ✔︎ Managing component and TypeScript imports smartly (optimize imports automatically), and auto-formatting code consistently. ✔︎ Running Angular CLI commands directly within the IDE—generating components, modules, services—eliminating context switching. ✔︎ Using Live Templates to scaffold code, and using built-in support for running tests (single tests or entire suites) inside the IDE. ✔︎ Working in monorepos: multi-project support, path aliases, proper auto-import behavior, and structure-aware navigation. ✔︎ Practical tips and shortcuts (keyboard navigation, search everywhere, jump to definitions, breadcrumbs) to reduce friction in large Angular applications. ✔︎ How the upcoming AI and tooling enhancements in WebStorm 2025 (e.g., AI code suggestions, improved Angular support) tie into future workflows. This session is ideal for Angular developers who want to spend less time battling tooling and more time writing features — whether you’re in small projects or large enterprise codebases. Build Angular Faster with WebStorm Spending too much time fighting your development tools instead of building your Angular app? This session shows you how to leverage WebStorm's intelligent code completion that understands Angular architecture, set up debugging workflows that actually work, and use refactoring tools that won't break your code. Key topics include: ✔︎ How WebStorm provides Angular-specific code assistance: intelligent completions, error highlighting, and navigation within templates using Volar instead of Angular Language Service. ✔︎ Refactorings and quick fixes tailored for Angular (e.g., extract component, rename across templates and TypeScript). ✔︎ Managing component and TypeScript imports smartly (optimize imports automatically), and auto-formatting code consistently. ✔︎ Running Angular CLI commands directly within the IDE—generating components, modules, services—eliminating context switching. ✔︎ Using Live Templates to scaffold code, and using built-in support for running tests (single tests or entire suites) inside the IDE. ✔︎ Working in monorepos: multi-project support, path aliases, proper auto-import behavior, and structure-aware navigation. ✔︎ Practical tips and shortcuts (keyboard navigation, search everywhere, jump to definitions, breadcrumbs) to reduce friction in large Angular applications. ✔︎ How the upcoming AI and tooling enhancements in WebStorm 2025 (e.g., AI code suggestions, improved Angular support) tie into future workflows. This session is ideal for Angular developers who want to spend less time battling tooling and more time writing features — whether you’re in small projects or large enterprise codebases.

AI Angular Refactoring WebStorm Angular CLI TypeScript RAG

🎙️ Breaking and securing OAuth 2.0 in frontends 🎙️ Breaking and securing OAuth 2.0 in frontends

⭐ Dr. Philippe De Ryck ⭐ Dr. Philippe De Ryck
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Security Expert 💼 Security Expert @ Founder, GDE, Pragmatic Web Security @ Founder, GDE, Pragmatic Web Security (Belgium) (Belgium)

Everyone agrees that Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is a real threat to browser-based applications, yet many underestimate its true power. Common practices like using Single Page Applications as OAuth 2.0 clients, with techniques such as refresh token rotation, fail to account for real-world attackers. This talk will demonstrate two concrete hacks against frontend OAuth 2.0 clients, highlighting the underlying vulnerabilities. We will explore how to address these security shortcomings by introducing structural solutions like the Backend-for-Frontend pattern. By the end of this session, you will be fully up to speed with the latest updates to the ""OAuth 2.0 for Browser-based Apps"" specification, co-authored by the presenter. You will walk away with a solid understanding of OAuth 2.0 security in frontends and best practices for securing sensitive applications. Everyone agrees that Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is a real threat to browser-based applications, yet many underestimate its true power. Common practices like using Single Page Applications as OAuth 2.0 clients, with techniques such as refresh token rotation, fail to account for real-world attackers. This talk will demonstrate two concrete hacks against frontend OAuth 2.0 clients, highlighting the underlying vulnerabilities. We will explore how to address these security shortcomings by introducing structural solutions like the Backend-for-Frontend pattern. By the end of this session, you will be fully up to speed with the latest updates to the ""OAuth 2.0 for Browser-based Apps"" specification, co-authored by the presenter. You will walk away with a solid understanding of OAuth 2.0 security in frontends and best practices for securing sensitive applications.

AI OAuth 2.0 XSS Refresh Token Rotation Backend-for-Frontend

🎙️ Bring Your Own Model using Transformers.js 🎙️ Bring Your Own Model using Transformers.js

⭐ Markus Ingvarsson ⭐ Markus Ingvarsson
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Back End Developer 💼 Back End Developer @ Podme @ Podme (Sweden) (Sweden)

Take your web apps to the next level by running custom-trained machine learning models entirely in the browser. In this session, we’ll walk through how to fine-tune a model, convert it for client-side use, and integrate it seamlessly into your frontend using Transformers.js. Whether you're adapting a model for a specific domain or building offline-first AI features, we’ll show you how to bridge training and deployment in one streamlined workflow. Own the model, own the experience-intelligent frontends start here! Take your web apps to the next level by running custom-trained machine learning models entirely in the browser. In this session, we’ll walk through how to fine-tune a model, convert it for client-side use, and integrate it seamlessly into your frontend using Transformers.js. Whether you're adapting a model for a specific domain or building offline-first AI features, we’ll show you how to bridge training and deployment in one streamlined workflow. Own the model, own the experience-intelligent frontends start here!

AI Machine Learning Transformers.js Transformers

🎙️ Charted Coding: Beyond AI-Assisted TDD 🎙️ Charted Coding: Beyond AI-Assisted TDD

⭐ Younes Jaaidi ⭐ Younes Jaaidi
💼 Software Development Cook 💼 Software Development Cook @ Teacher & Coach, GDE @ Teacher & Coach, GDE (France) (France)

AI code assistants promise speed, but too often they lead to code-and-fix loops, review fatigue, and high maintenance costs. Charted Coding is a structured recipe for AI-assisted development: start with a lightweight design doc (the menu), set up scaffolding and WIP code (mise en place), then let tests guide the AI step by step. In this 20-minute talk, you’ll see how to keep AI from vibe-coding your project into chaos, while leveraging MCP servers and tools like WallabyJS to smoothen the workflow. The result: maintainable, predictable code your whole team can trust. AI code assistants promise speed, but too often they lead to code-and-fix loops, review fatigue, and high maintenance costs. Charted Coding is a structured recipe for AI-assisted development: start with a lightweight design doc (the menu), set up scaffolding and WIP code (mise en place), then let tests guide the AI step by step. In this 20-minute talk, you’ll see how to keep AI from vibe-coding your project into chaos, while leveraging MCP servers and tools like WallabyJS to smoothen the workflow. The result: maintainable, predictable code your whole team can trust.

AI TDD AI-Assisted TDD RAG

🎙️ Code smarter, not harder: How AI Coding Tools Boost Your Productivity 🎙️ Code smarter, not harder: How AI Coding Tools Boost Your Productivity

⭐ Daniel Sogl ⭐ Daniel Sogl
💼 Software-Architekt 💼 Software-Architekt @ Thinktecture AG @ Thinktecture AG (Germany) (Germany)

Software development is no longer just about writing code – it’s about efficiency, smart solutions, and focusing on what truly matters. AI-powered coding tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, bolt.new, and v0 are transforming the way we build software. This talk provides a comprehensive overview of the tools currently available, their use cases, and their limitations. It explores how these tools automate repetitive tasks, accelerate development processes, and create space for more creative and strategic work. Challenges and limitations are also addressed to provide a realistic perspective on their potential. The goal of this talk is to demonstrate how AI coding tools can optimize workflows and make day-to-day work more productive – without compromising on quality. Software development is no longer just about writing code – it’s about efficiency, smart solutions, and focusing on what truly matters. AI-powered coding tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, bolt.new, and v0 are transforming the way we build software. This talk provides a comprehensive overview of the tools currently available, their use cases, and their limitations. It explores how these tools automate repetitive tasks, accelerate development processes, and create space for more creative and strategic work. Challenges and limitations are also addressed to provide a realistic perspective on their potential. The goal of this talk is to demonstrate how AI coding tools can optimize workflows and make day-to-day work more productive – without compromising on quality.

AI

🎙️ Coding with AI: How Tools Like Cursor Are Changing the Developer's Workflow 🎙️ Coding with AI: How Tools Like Cursor Are Changing the Developer's Workflow

⭐ Andres Gesteira ⭐ Andres Gesteira
💼 Senior Frontend Architect 💼 Senior Frontend Architect @ Fever @ Fever (Spain) (Spain)

AI is no longer just a novelty in software development-it’s becoming a core part of the workflow. In this talk, we’ll explore the evolving landscape of AI-assisted development, with a special focus on Cursor, one of the most advanced IDEs in the space. We'll break down the key concepts behind supervised agents, compare the most prominent tools (including terminal-based alternatives), and unpack the privacy implications surrounding them. Drawing from hands-on experience, we’ll walk through practical examples highlighting both productivity gains and points of friction. The talk aims to provide a grounded perspective on how AI tools are being used in practice, and where the current trends may be pointing. AI is no longer just a novelty in software development-it’s becoming a core part of the workflow. In this talk, we’ll explore the evolving landscape of AI-assisted development, with a special focus on Cursor, one of the most advanced IDEs in the space. We'll break down the key concepts behind supervised agents, compare the most prominent tools (including terminal-based alternatives), and unpack the privacy implications surrounding them. Drawing from hands-on experience, we’ll walk through practical examples highlighting both productivity gains and points of friction. The talk aims to provide a grounded perspective on how AI tools are being used in practice, and where the current trends may be pointing.

AI

🎙️ Component Testing That Feels Like Playwright — Because It Is 🎙️ Component Testing That Feels Like Playwright — Because It Is

⭐ Younes Jaaidi ⭐ Younes Jaaidi
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Software Development Cook 💼 Software Development Cook @ Teacher & Coach, GDE @ Teacher & Coach, GDE (France) (France)

Tired of blindly debugging raw HTML output? Flaky end-to-end tests and their slow feedback loop? Stitching together five different tools to check if a button is disabled? You’re not alone. Everyone loves how smooth Playwright makes end-to-end testing feel — reliable, visual, easy to debug. But relying solely on e2e tests is rarely a sustainable strategy. What if we could zoom in to test just one component — and still enjoy the same Playwright magic? In this talk, Younes & Rainer introduce a new approach to Angular component testing: same great DX, smaller scope, faster feedback. They’ll share why they got there, and how their open-source library brings the full Playwright experience to your components. Tired of blindly debugging raw HTML output? Flaky end-to-end tests and their slow feedback loop? Stitching together five different tools to check if a button is disabled? You’re not alone. Everyone loves how smooth Playwright makes end-to-end testing feel — reliable, visual, easy to debug. But relying solely on e2e tests is rarely a sustainable strategy. What if we could zoom in to test just one component — and still enjoy the same Playwright magic? In this talk, Younes & Rainer introduce a new approach to Angular component testing: same great DX, smaller scope, faster feedback. They’ll share why they got there, and how their open-source library brings the full Playwright experience to your components.

AI Angular Component Testing Playwright

🎙️ Context Engineering 🎙️ Context Engineering

⭐ Marcin Dziedzic ⭐ Marcin Dziedzic
💼 Senior Node.js + React + AI Agents Developer 💼 Senior Node.js + React + AI Agents Developer @ 7N @ 7N (Poland) (Poland)

Context Engineering is rapidly emerging as a key skill in AI agent development. It focuses on strategically providing the right information at the right moment to guide an agent’s behavior. This talk explores practical techniques—from prompt design to retrieval pipelines and memory systems—illustrated with real-world examples. By taking a holistic view of today’s possibilities, developers will learn how to choose the most effective methods for each problem and build smarter, more reliable agents. Context Engineering is rapidly emerging as a key skill in AI agent development. It focuses on strategically providing the right information at the right moment to guide an agent’s behavior. This talk explores practical techniques—from prompt design to retrieval pipelines and memory systems—illustrated with real-world examples. By taking a holistic view of today’s possibilities, developers will learn how to choose the most effective methods for each problem and build smarter, more reliable agents.

AI Context Engineering

🎙️ Fast & Lazy – Proven patterns for improving web performance 🎙️ Fast & Lazy – Proven patterns for improving web performance

⭐ Jakub Andrzejewski ⭐ Jakub Andrzejewski
💼 Senior Fullstack Developer & Advocate 💼 Senior Fullstack Developer & Advocate @ GDE, Monterail @ GDE, Monterail (Poland) (Poland)

Slow load times, lack of interactivity, and unexpected layout shifts are examples of issues that will affect perceived performance of your website. With the evolution of the web, users expect the best experience while using websites so we must deliver! In this talk, I will share with you; web performance metrics that you should regularly audit, methods for continuous performance auditing, and design patterns with good practices. This should help you improve the performance of your website and deliver a great experience to your users. Slow load times, lack of interactivity, and unexpected layout shifts are examples of issues that will affect perceived performance of your website. With the evolution of the web, users expect the best experience while using websites so we must deliver! In this talk, I will share with you; web performance metrics that you should regularly audit, methods for continuous performance auditing, and design patterns with good practices. This should help you improve the performance of your website and deliver a great experience to your users.

Web Performance Metrics

🎙️ Fix Your Broken Funnel: 4 eCommerce Nightmares AI Can Kill with MCP 🎙️ Fix Your Broken Funnel: 4 eCommerce Nightmares AI Can Kill with MCP

⭐ Christoffer Noring ⭐ Christoffer Noring
💼 AI + MCP focused Software Engineer 💼 AI + MCP focused Software Engineer @ Microsoft @ Microsoft (UK) (UK)

eCommerce is bleeding revenue from friction, fatigue, and missed signals. This talk dives into four high-impact problem zones—and how Generative AI, powered by Model Context Protocol (MCP), can fix them fast. 🔍 The Four Nightmares: - Search That Doesn’t Sell: Use AI + MCP to turn vague queries into conversions. - Content That Doesn’t Scale: Auto-generate product copy, SEO, and ads with brand-aligned context. - Support That Doesn’t Help: Deploy AI agents that actually understand your customers. - Data That Doesn’t Decide: Let AI surface insights and simulate merchandising moves. MCP is the secret weapon—feeding AI the right context, tools, and signals to act with precision. No fluff. Just smarter commerce. eCommerce is bleeding revenue from friction, fatigue, and missed signals. This talk dives into four high-impact problem zones—and how Generative AI, powered by Model Context Protocol (MCP), can fix them fast. 🔍 The Four Nightmares: - Search That Doesn’t Sell: Use AI + MCP to turn vague queries into conversions. - Content That Doesn’t Scale: Auto-generate product copy, SEO, and ads with brand-aligned context. - Support That Doesn’t Help: Deploy AI agents that actually understand your customers. - Data That Doesn’t Decide: Let AI surface insights and simulate merchandising moves. MCP is the secret weapon—feeding AI the right context, tools, and signals to act with precision. No fluff. Just smarter commerce.

AI Signals AI Agents

🎙️ From Hours to Minutes: An AI Case Study with Sheriff 🎙️ From Hours to Minutes: An AI Case Study with Sheriff

⭐ Rainer Hahnekamp ⭐ Rainer Hahnekamp
💼 Trainer and Consultant 💼 Trainer and Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

Every developer has seen it happen—a tool with the potential to make a huge difference ends up underused because getting started feels overwhelming. That’s the situation we saw with Sheriff, a tool for enforcing architectural boundaries in TypeScript applications. Its benefits were clear, but in mature codebases, the setup process involved understanding a huge, complex dependency graph and crafting a configuration that could take days to get right. We’re now exploring how AI, together with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), can change that. The idea is straightforward: use MCP to let the AI access project details, propose an initial configuration, and then iteratively refine it based on Sheriff’s own analysis. Early experiments suggest that this approach can replace a long, manual setup with a faster, guided process. In this session, I’ll share the problem we set out to solve, how we’re approaching the integration, and the promising results we’ve seen so far. We’ll also discuss how this pattern might be applied to other tools to address real adoption challenges. Every developer has seen it happen—a tool with the potential to make a huge difference ends up underused because getting started feels overwhelming. That’s the situation we saw with Sheriff, a tool for enforcing architectural boundaries in TypeScript applications. Its benefits were clear, but in mature codebases, the setup process involved understanding a huge, complex dependency graph and crafting a configuration that could take days to get right. We’re now exploring how AI, together with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), can change that. The idea is straightforward: use MCP to let the AI access project details, propose an initial configuration, and then iteratively refine it based on Sheriff’s own analysis. Early experiments suggest that this approach can replace a long, manual setup with a faster, guided process. In this session, I’ll share the problem we set out to solve, how we’re approaching the integration, and the promising results we’ve seen so far. We’ll also discuss how this pattern might be applied to other tools to address real adoption challenges.

AI Sheriff TypeScript

🎙️ Gemma-3 PEFT- LoRA-Driven Personalization for Adaptive Email Synthesis on Edge Inference 🎙️ Gemma-3 PEFT- LoRA-Driven Personalization for Adaptive Email Synthesis on Edge Inference

⭐ Mannmohan Muthuraman ⭐ Mannmohan Muthuraman
💼 Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science 💼 Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science @ Santander @ Santander (CA) (CA)

Gemma-3 PEFT for Personalized Email Generation on Edge This covers fine-tuning Google’s Gemma-3 using PEFT (LoRA/QLoRA) for custom email synthesis. Key topics: Motivation (structured responses, accuracy > RAG, domain expertise); Approaches (full vs. PEFT); Parameters (quantization, rank r=4-64); Memory Optimization (Gemma-3 12B: 48GB to 6GB via NF4); LoRA (97% param reduction via low-rank matrices); QLoRA (quantize + adapt for efficiency); Advanced Tips (double quant, paged optimizers). Includes step-by-step LoRA fine-tuning guide and demo on Ollama for edge inference. Focus: Efficient, personalized AI on resource-limited devices. Gemma-3 PEFT for Personalized Email Generation on Edge This covers fine-tuning Google’s Gemma-3 using PEFT (LoRA/QLoRA) for custom email synthesis. Key topics: Motivation (structured responses, accuracy > RAG, domain expertise); Approaches (full vs. PEFT); Parameters (quantization, rank r=4-64); Memory Optimization (Gemma-3 12B: 48GB to 6GB via NF4); LoRA (97% param reduction via low-rank matrices); QLoRA (quantize + adapt for efficiency); Advanced Tips (double quant, paged optimizers). Includes step-by-step LoRA fine-tuning guide and demo on Ollama for edge inference. Focus: Efficient, personalized AI on resource-limited devices.

AI RAG PEFT LoRA QLoRA Quantization Edge Inference Google

🎙️ Hidden gems in Angular: hybrid rendering, new routing features, and beyond. 🎙️ Hidden gems in Angular: hybrid rendering, new routing features, and beyond.

⭐ Vojtech Mašek ⭐ Vojtech Mašek
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 CTO 💼 CTO @ FlowUp @ FlowUp (Czech Republic) (Czech Republic)

Explore the lesser-known but highly impactful features of Angular, including hybrid rendering, powerful approach that combines prerendering and server-side rendering for optimal performance and SEO. Dive into modern routing improvements like default-exported components and route-specific providers that simplify development while enhancing modularity. This talk will equip you with actionable insights and practical examples to take your Angular applications to the next level, whether you're building static sites, dynamic dashboards, or complex enterprise solutions. Explore the lesser-known but highly impactful features of Angular, including hybrid rendering, powerful approach that combines prerendering and server-side rendering for optimal performance and SEO. Dive into modern routing improvements like default-exported components and route-specific providers that simplify development while enhancing modularity. This talk will equip you with actionable insights and practical examples to take your Angular applications to the next level, whether you're building static sites, dynamic dashboards, or complex enterprise solutions.

Angular Hybrid Rendering Server-Side Rendering Prerendering Routing Route-specific Providers

🎙️ I Can't Believe It's Not JavaScript 🎙️ I Can't Believe It's Not JavaScript

⭐ Jemima Abu ⭐ Jemima Abu
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Front End Developer 💼 Front End Developer @ GDE, Microsoft MVP , CAIS @ GDE, Microsoft MVP , CAIS (UK) (UK)

When building interactive features on a webpage, JavaScript is usually the way to go. However, with great JavaScript dependencies comes great website instability. Even a minor undefined element can cause your entire webpage to crash. That’s where going back to the basics comes in. Thanks to modern Web APIs, it’s now possible to reduce JavaScript dependency on a website by swapping out JS components for their native HTML element or CSS feature counterparts. In this talk, we’ll take a look at how to use HTML and CSS to build simpler alternatives to popular JavaScript components such as accordions, modals, scroll transitions, carousels etc We’ll also take a look at the performance and accessibility benefits and real-life applications and use-cases of these components. When building interactive features on a webpage, JavaScript is usually the way to go. However, with great JavaScript dependencies comes great website instability. Even a minor undefined element can cause your entire webpage to crash. That’s where going back to the basics comes in. Thanks to modern Web APIs, it’s now possible to reduce JavaScript dependency on a website by swapping out JS components for their native HTML element or CSS feature counterparts. In this talk, we’ll take a look at how to use HTML and CSS to build simpler alternatives to popular JavaScript components such as accordions, modals, scroll transitions, carousels etc We’ll also take a look at the performance and accessibility benefits and real-life applications and use-cases of these components.

Web APIs Accessibility JavaScript

🎙️ Incremental Hydration 🎙️ Incremental Hydration

⭐ Alexander Thalhammer ⭐ Alexander Thalhammer
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 17:50 🕒 16:50 - 17:50
💼 Passionate Angular Developer 💼 Passionate Angular Developer @ Angular Architects @ Angular Architects (Austria) (Austria)

Discover how Server-Side Rendering (SSR) can boost the performance and user experience of your Angular applications. In this talk, I’ll guide you through @angular/ssr, a modern SSR solution that has evolved significantly in recent years to deliver faster initial loads. We'll explore Static Site Generation (SSG, aka Prerendering) during the build process and the features Full-App Hydration (since v16), Deferrable Views (v17) Event Replay (v18), and Hybrid Rendering (v19). The spotlight will be on Incremental Hydration (since v19, stable in v20) – the cutting-edge evolution of @defer blocks combined with SSG. I'll explain how this technique works, highlight its potential, and demonstrate its application with selected examples. The workshop is aimed at both Angular developers who are just getting started with SSR and experienced Angular pros looking to get to know the latest SSR capabilities. Discover how Server-Side Rendering (SSR) can boost the performance and user experience of your Angular applications. In this talk, I’ll guide you through @angular/ssr, a modern SSR solution that has evolved significantly in recent years to deliver faster initial loads. We'll explore Static Site Generation (SSG, aka Prerendering) during the build process and the features Full-App Hydration (since v16), Deferrable Views (v17) Event Replay (v18), and Hybrid Rendering (v19). The spotlight will be on Incremental Hydration (since v19, stable in v20) – the cutting-edge evolution of @defer blocks combined with SSG. I'll explain how this technique works, highlight its potential, and demonstrate its application with selected examples. The workshop is aimed at both Angular developers who are just getting started with SSR and experienced Angular pros looking to get to know the latest SSR capabilities.

AI Angular Hybrid Rendering SSR Server-Side Rendering SSG Prerendering Deferrable Views Event Replay Incremental Hydration

🎙️ Introduction to Cypress for end-to-end testing 🎙️ Introduction to Cypress for end-to-end testing

⭐ Alain Chautard ⭐ Alain Chautard
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10
💼 GDE 💼 GDE @ Expert Web Consultant, Trainer, Mentor, Angular Training @ Expert Web Consultant, Trainer, Mentor, Angular Training (France) (France)

We will test a web application from scratch using Cypress. Step by step, we will learn about Cypress features, implement those in our tests. We will be testing various aspects of the application (navigation, clicks, user input), and see how to debug and improve our tests, make then more readable, and even how to mock the server-side in order to test more scenarios on the front-end. We will test a web application from scratch using Cypress. Step by step, we will learn about Cypress features, implement those in our tests. We will be testing various aspects of the application (navigation, clicks, user input), and see how to debug and improve our tests, make then more readable, and even how to mock the server-side in order to test more scenarios on the front-end.

Cypress INP

🎙️ JavaScript as a Crime Scene – Improve your Architecture with a Forensic Analysis! 🎙️ JavaScript as a Crime Scene – Improve your Architecture with a Forensic Analysis!

⭐ Manfred Steyer ⭐ Manfred Steyer
💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ softwarearchitekt.at @ softwarearchitekt.at (Austria) (Austria)

Software solutions must be maintainable in the long term, and good modularization supports this. But how do you know whether the originally defined structure is still viable? How do you find out where improvements are needed? In this session, we investigate forensic code analysis, which examines source code together with historical information from your source code control system to uncover hidden valuable patterns. We discuss what’s behind Hotspots, Change Coupling, and Team/Code Alignment and what they tell us about your architecture. By the end, you will know how to use a Forensic Analysis to ensure long-term maintainability for your solutions. Software solutions must be maintainable in the long term, and good modularization supports this. But how do you know whether the originally defined structure is still viable? How do you find out where improvements are needed? In this session, we investigate forensic code analysis, which examines source code together with historical information from your source code control system to uncover hidden valuable patterns. We discuss what’s behind Hotspots, Change Coupling, and Team/Code Alignment and what they tell us about your architecture. By the end, you will know how to use a Forensic Analysis to ensure long-term maintainability for your solutions.

AI Forensic Code Analysis Hotspots Change Coupling JavaScript

🎙️ JavaScriptless Apps: You don't need JS 🎙️ JavaScriptless Apps: You don't need JS

⭐ Damian Płaza ⭐ Damian Płaza
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Senior Software Engineer / Power Grid Gdańsk R&D Manager 💼 Senior Software Engineer / Power Grid Gdańsk R&D Manager @ Volue/Bottega IT Minds @ Volue/Bottega IT Minds (Poland) (Poland)

Imagine that you are allowed to pick a new tech stack for next product - which are mostly media like images, tables, lists and a bunch of buttons - what would you pick? Angular? React? Svelte? Solid? XState? MobX? What if I told you there are other ways for building interactive web applications, and the server is a central part of that? And here come hypermedia applications, powered by HTMX, which empower servers to control browsered-rendered web applications, still maintaining interactivity. In this presentation we will see a glimpse of what HTMX is and how we can utilize it to provide good-enough experience, while maintaining evolvability of our apps. Imagine that you are allowed to pick a new tech stack for next product - which are mostly media like images, tables, lists and a bunch of buttons - what would you pick? Angular? React? Svelte? Solid? XState? MobX? What if I told you there are other ways for building interactive web applications, and the server is a central part of that? And here come hypermedia applications, powered by HTMX, which empower servers to control browsered-rendered web applications, still maintaining interactivity. In this presentation we will see a glimpse of what HTMX is and how we can utilize it to provide good-enough experience, while maintaining evolvability of our apps.

AI Angular HTMX React JavaScript

🎙️ Keynote Session - Artificial Intelligence That Fights Crime 🎙️ Keynote Session - Artificial Intelligence That Fights Crime

⭐ Martin Markiewicz ⭐ Martin Markiewicz
💼 CEO 💼 CEO @ SILENT EIGHT @ SILENT EIGHT (USA) (USA)

🎙️ Keynote Session - Building Europe's sovereign AI 🎙️ Keynote Session - Building Europe's sovereign AI

⭐ Katarzyna Starosławska ⭐ Katarzyna Starosławska
💼 Vice President of the Board 💼 Vice President of the Board @ SpeakLeash, Bielik.ai @ SpeakLeash, Bielik.ai (Poland) (Poland)

AI

🎙️ Keynote Session - Development in the Age of AI: Adaptation and Innovation 🎙️ Keynote Session - Development in the Age of AI: Adaptation and Innovation

⭐ Assoc. Prof. Aleksandra Przegalińska, PhD ⭐ Assoc. Prof. Aleksandra Przegalińska, PhD @ - Harvard & Kozminski University @ - Harvard & Kozminski University (USA) (USA)

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant future—it is a defining force of the present, reshaping how we live, work, and grow as societies. Development in this new age demands not only technological adoption, but also deep cultural, educational, and ethical adaptation. Innovation must be understood not only as creating smarter machines, but as rethinking human potential, collaboration, and resilience in a world increasingly mediated by algorithms. Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant future—it is a defining force of the present, reshaping how we live, work, and grow as societies. Development in this new age demands not only technological adoption, but also deep cultural, educational, and ethical adaptation. Innovation must be understood not only as creating smarter machines, but as rethinking human potential, collaboration, and resilience in a world increasingly mediated by algorithms.

AI

🎙️ Keynote Session - Leadership in the Age of AI – Between Promise and Responsibility 🎙️ Keynote Session - Leadership in the Age of AI – Between Promise and Responsibility

⭐ Dr Maciej Madziński ⭐ Dr Maciej Madziński
💼 Strategy & Digital Transformation 💼 Strategy & Digital Transformation @ MBA IT Programme Director, Kozminski University @ MBA IT Programme Director, Kozminski University (Poland) (Poland)

The development of artificial intelligence today sparks emotions similar to those stirred by past breakthrough technologies – from the Industrial Revolution to the internet. Together, we wonder whether this turning point will empower people or deepen inequalities. For example, the authors of Power & Progress argue that technology has too often brought more losses than benefits, exacerbating inequality and concentrating power. But in the world of AI, this history does not have to repeat itself. In his talk, Dr. Maciej Madziński will discuss the real impact of AI on business and the labor market, and then ask the question: what kind of leadership is needed to make AI an opportunity rather than a threat? At the heart of this reflection will be the new competencies of leaders – the ability to combine technological innovation with social responsibility, the courage to make difficult decisions, and the skill of building trust within organizations. We will reflect on the new, contemporary managerial competencies and challenges that AI brings. This will be 20 minutes about a future that is not predetermined – but depends on the path leaders choose today. The development of artificial intelligence today sparks emotions similar to those stirred by past breakthrough technologies – from the Industrial Revolution to the internet. Together, we wonder whether this turning point will empower people or deepen inequalities. For example, the authors of Power & Progress argue that technology has too often brought more losses than benefits, exacerbating inequality and concentrating power. But in the world of AI, this history does not have to repeat itself. In his talk, Dr. Maciej Madziński will discuss the real impact of AI on business and the labor market, and then ask the question: what kind of leadership is needed to make AI an opportunity rather than a threat? At the heart of this reflection will be the new competencies of leaders – the ability to combine technological innovation with social responsibility, the courage to make difficult decisions, and the skill of building trust within organizations. We will reflect on the new, contemporary managerial competencies and challenges that AI brings. This will be 20 minutes about a future that is not predetermined – but depends on the path leaders choose today.

AI RAG

🎙️ Keynote Session - The Future of Angular + Angular Team Q&A Session 🎙️ Keynote Session - The Future of Angular + Angular Team Q&A Session

⭐ Minko Gechev ⭐ Minko Gechev
💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (USA) (USA)

Angular

🎙️ Keynote Session + Angular Team Q&A Session 🎙️ Keynote Session + Angular Team Q&A Session

⭐ Alex Rickabaugh ⭐ Alex Rickabaugh
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 🕒 10:10 - 12:00
💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (USA) (USA)

Angular

🎙️ Level Up Your AI and Your Code with Mapbox MCP + DevKit 🎙️ Level Up Your AI and Your Code with Mapbox MCP + DevKit

⭐ Matthew Podwysocki ⭐ Matthew Podwysocki
💼 Staff Engineer 💼 Staff Engineer @ Mapbox @ Mapbox (USA) (USA)

What if your AI knew where it was and could reason about location like a pro? The Mapbox Model Context Protocol (MCP) gives AI agents and LLMs structured access to Mapbox so they can answer geospatial questions, plan routes, and understand context in ways that feel almost human. We will explore real-world use cases, share patterns for spatial reasoning, and peek at the future of AI-powered location experiences. Then we turn to the Mapbox MCP DevKit, the ultimate power-up for developers. DevKit connects to your coding assistant and gives you instant access to maps, data, and APIs without breaking your flow. It is like pair-programming with a geospatial expert who always has the right answer. Whether you are building apps, crunching data, or just want to impress your AI, MCP and DevKit make working with location smarter, faster, and a lot more fun. What if your AI knew where it was and could reason about location like a pro? The Mapbox Model Context Protocol (MCP) gives AI agents and LLMs structured access to Mapbox so they can answer geospatial questions, plan routes, and understand context in ways that feel almost human. We will explore real-world use cases, share patterns for spatial reasoning, and peek at the future of AI-powered location experiences. Then we turn to the Mapbox MCP DevKit, the ultimate power-up for developers. DevKit connects to your coding assistant and gives you instant access to maps, data, and APIs without breaking your flow. It is like pair-programming with a geospatial expert who always has the right answer. Whether you are building apps, crunching data, or just want to impress your AI, MCP and DevKit make working with location smarter, faster, and a lot more fun.

AI Mapbox MCP MCP DevKit LLMs AI Agents

🎙️ LT: Auto-Generated TypeScript API Clients 🎙️ LT: Auto-Generated TypeScript API Clients

⭐ Daria Poliakova ⭐ Daria Poliakova
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Front-end developer 💼 Front-end developer @ Conscensia @ Conscensia (Poland) (Poland)

Discover how auto-generated TypeScript API clients can streamline development, improve consistency, and reduce manual coding effort. We will give a short introduction about API code generation tools, share hands-on experience and best practices. Discover how auto-generated TypeScript API clients can streamline development, improve consistency, and reduce manual coding effort. We will give a short introduction about API code generation tools, share hands-on experience and best practices.

TypeScript TypeScript API Clients

🎙️ LT: How AI Supports Clinicians When Data Misleads and Criteria Collide 🎙️ LT: How AI Supports Clinicians When Data Misleads and Criteria Collide

⭐ Przemyslaw Wiktor Pardel ⭐ Przemyslaw Wiktor Pardel
💼 Assistant Professor 💼 Assistant Professor @ Scientist & Inventor, Solution Architect, University of Rzeszow @ Scientist & Inventor, Solution Architect, University of Rzeszow (Poland) (Poland)

Clinical decision-making is often challenged by noisy data and conflicting diagnostic criteria. In this talk, I will show how artificial intelligence can support clinicians when information is misleading or incomplete. By detecting pathologies in medical data and applying multi-criteria decision-making techniques, AI can highlight inconsistencies and suggest ways to resolve conflicting criteria. This approach does not replace the doctor but enhances their ability to make transparent and robust decisions. I will briefly outline a vision where AI acts as a co-pilot in healthcare, improving safety, efficiency, and trust in clinical decision-making. Clinical decision-making is often challenged by noisy data and conflicting diagnostic criteria. In this talk, I will show how artificial intelligence can support clinicians when information is misleading or incomplete. By detecting pathologies in medical data and applying multi-criteria decision-making techniques, AI can highlight inconsistencies and suggest ways to resolve conflicting criteria. This approach does not replace the doctor but enhances their ability to make transparent and robust decisions. I will briefly outline a vision where AI acts as a co-pilot in healthcare, improving safety, efficiency, and trust in clinical decision-making.

AI

🎙️ LT: Style Like a Pro: Future-Proof Angular Material in 5 Minutes 🎙️ LT: Style Like a Pro: Future-Proof Angular Material in 5 Minutes

⭐ Kasia Biernat ⭐ Kasia Biernat
💼 Kluba - Principal Software Engineer 💼 Kluba - Principal Software Engineer @ Hyland @ Hyland (Poland) (Poland)

You’ve upgraded Angular… and your Angular Material styles broke again? We’ve all been there. Relying on element inspection, deep CSS overrides, or undocumented theme variables might work today - but it’s a shortcut straight to technical debt. In this lightning talk, we’ll clear up the confusion and show you the official, future-proof way to style components: the Angular Material Styling API. Learn how to secure your styles against breaking changes and enable powerful features like dark mode - all with clean, maintainable code and minimal effort. You’ve upgraded Angular… and your Angular Material styles broke again? We’ve all been there. Relying on element inspection, deep CSS overrides, or undocumented theme variables might work today - but it’s a shortcut straight to technical debt. In this lightning talk, we’ll clear up the confusion and show you the official, future-proof way to style components: the Angular Material Styling API. Learn how to secure your styles against breaking changes and enable powerful features like dark mode - all with clean, maintainable code and minimal effort.

AI Angular Angular Material Angular Material Styling API

🎙️ LT: The Age of AI_Awe? 🎙️ LT: The Age of AI_Awe?

⭐ Marta Godzisz ⭐ Marta Godzisz
💼 MBA Program Director 💼 MBA Program Director @ PJATK @ PJATK (Poland) (Poland)

We are entering a time when artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool — it becomes our partner in discovering the world, our work, and ourselves. The Era of AI_Wonder is a story about a moment when technology stops provoking fear and starts awakening inspiration. It’s about a shift from asking whether AI will replace us to wondering what new things we can discover because of it. This talk is an invitation to look at the future of work and creativity through the lens of curiosity and wonder — rather than control. Because perhaps the true AI revolution isn’t that machines are becoming more human, but that we are learning, once again, how to be amazed. We are entering a time when artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool — it becomes our partner in discovering the world, our work, and ourselves. The Era of AI_Wonder is a story about a moment when technology stops provoking fear and starts awakening inspiration. It’s about a shift from asking whether AI will replace us to wondering what new things we can discover because of it. This talk is an invitation to look at the future of work and creativity through the lens of curiosity and wonder — rather than control. Because perhaps the true AI revolution isn’t that machines are becoming more human, but that we are learning, once again, how to be amazed.

AI

🎙️ LT: When Angular code meets reality - epic fails - AI Edition 2025 🎙️ LT: When Angular code meets reality - epic fails - AI Edition 2025

⭐ Rafal Brzoska ⭐ Rafal Brzoska
💼 Solution Architect 💼 Solution Architect @ Future Processing @ Future Processing (Poland) (Poland)

Ever asked ChatGPT for Angular help and got a jQuery solution? Ever spent 3 hours debugging only to find a missing semicolon? Ever deployed on Friday afternoon? Yeah, we've all been there. This talk is basically short group therapy for Angular developers. We'll look at the most embarrassing mistakes we make with Angular Fair warning: You might recognize your own code in these examples. That's... intentional. Ever asked ChatGPT for Angular help and got a jQuery solution? Ever spent 3 hours debugging only to find a missing semicolon? Ever deployed on Friday afternoon? Yeah, we've all been there. This talk is basically short group therapy for Angular developers. We'll look at the most embarrassing mistakes we make with Angular Fair warning: You might recognize your own code in these examples. That's... intentional.

AI Angular

🎙️ Marko.js: Unsung Hero of Scalable Web Frameworks 🎙️ Marko.js: Unsung Hero of Scalable Web Frameworks

⭐ Eugene Fidelin ⭐ Eugene Fidelin
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Engineering Manager & Frontend SME 💼 Engineering Manager & Frontend SME @ eBay @ eBay (Netherlands) (Netherlands)

Marko.js is a JavaScript framework created by eBay back in 2014. It offers super-efficient server-side rendering, making it ideal for big e-commerce sites and other multi-page apps where speed and SEO really matter. After over 10 years of development, Marko has some standout features that make it an interesting choice. In this talk, I’ll dive into these unique features and showcase some of Marko's innovative solutions. You might not use Marko.js at your company, but there’s still a lot you can learn from it to bring to your next project. Marko.js is a JavaScript framework created by eBay back in 2014. It offers super-efficient server-side rendering, making it ideal for big e-commerce sites and other multi-page apps where speed and SEO really matter. After over 10 years of development, Marko has some standout features that make it an interesting choice. In this talk, I’ll dive into these unique features and showcase some of Marko's innovative solutions. You might not use Marko.js at your company, but there’s still a lot you can learn from it to bring to your next project.

Server-Side Rendering Marko.js JavaScript

🎙️ NgRx SignalStore: the ultimate tool for modern state management 🎙️ NgRx SignalStore: the ultimate tool for modern state management

⭐ Alex Okrushko ⭐ Alex Okrushko
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Senior Software Engineer 💼 Senior Software Engineer @ Snowflake @ Snowflake (Canada) (Canada)

Angular Signals have revolutionized local state, but how do you scale that reactivity across your entire application? This session demystifies NgRx SignalStore, the lightweight yet powerful toolkit that serves as the natural extension to Angular's reactive primitives. We'll explore how SignalStore eliminates boilerplate and scales from a simple service with signals to a full-fledged, enterprise-grade solution. You'll discover the latest v20 enhancements, including powerful entity management, advanced composition with withFeature, sophisticated reactivity using withLinkedState, and how the optional Events plugin brings a decoupled, Flux-inspired architecture to your fingertips. Leave this session ready to build cleaner, more performant, and scalable Angular applications with the ultimate tool for modern, signal-based state management. Angular Signals have revolutionized local state, but how do you scale that reactivity across your entire application? This session demystifies NgRx SignalStore, the lightweight yet powerful toolkit that serves as the natural extension to Angular's reactive primitives. We'll explore how SignalStore eliminates boilerplate and scales from a simple service with signals to a full-fledged, enterprise-grade solution. You'll discover the latest v20 enhancements, including powerful entity management, advanced composition with withFeature, sophisticated reactivity using withLinkedState, and how the optional Events plugin brings a decoupled, Flux-inspired architecture to your fingertips. Leave this session ready to build cleaner, more performant, and scalable Angular applications with the ultimate tool for modern, signal-based state management.

Angular Signals NgRx NgRx SignalStore Entity Management Signal-based State React

🎙️ No Zone, No Problem - Building Angular Apps without Zone.js 🎙️ No Zone, No Problem - Building Angular Apps without Zone.js

⭐ Brygida Fiejdasz ⭐ Brygida Fiejdasz
💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ Lead of Frontend Competence Center, Avenga @ Lead of Frontend Competence Center, Avenga (Poland) (Poland)

Angular no longer requires Zone.js, but dropping it isn’t just a switch - it’s a mindset shift. This session covers what really happens when you remove Zone.js, how to handle reactivity using Signals and manual strategies, and what this means for app architecture, testing, and performance. Discover how zoneless Angular changes the way we write code and reason about UI updates. Angular no longer requires Zone.js, but dropping it isn’t just a switch - it’s a mindset shift. This session covers what really happens when you remove Zone.js, how to handle reactivity using Signals and manual strategies, and what this means for app architecture, testing, and performance. Discover how zoneless Angular changes the way we write code and reason about UI updates.

Angular Signals React

🎙️ Not Just Code - Characters: The Art of Human Oriented Programming 🎙️ Not Just Code - Characters: The Art of Human Oriented Programming

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman
💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

Software has always been about logic. But what if your next system needed empathy? In this talk, we’ll explore Human Oriented Programming (HOP) - a new way to design multi-agent systems by giving them human roles, motivations, and personalities We’ll look at how “humanizing” your agents leads to more natural collaboration, emergent behavior, and even creative problem-solving. Because sometimes, the best way to build smarter machines… is to make them a little more human. Software has always been about logic. But what if your next system needed empathy? In this talk, we’ll explore Human Oriented Programming (HOP) - a new way to design multi-agent systems by giving them human roles, motivations, and personalities We’ll look at how “humanizing” your agents leads to more natural collaboration, emergent behavior, and even creative problem-solving. Because sometimes, the best way to build smarter machines… is to make them a little more human.

Multi-Agent Systems

🎙️ Own Your Silicon – The Tenstorrent Computer Factory 🎙️ Own Your Silicon – The Tenstorrent Computer Factory

⭐ Christian Stenzel ⭐ Christian Stenzel
💼 Director of Sales EMEA 💼 Director of Sales EMEA @ Tenstorrent @ Tenstorrent (Germany) (Germany)

🎙️ Performance Lessons from the World’s Largest Angular Application 🎙️ Performance Lessons from the World’s Largest Angular Application

⭐ Catalina Patiño ⭐ Catalina Patiño
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Software Engineer 💼 Software Engineer @ Google @ Google (Colombia) (Colombia)

What do you do when your application is simply "too slow"? This session is a (not-so-fictional) journey inside a team's performance investigation. We'll show you why jumping straight into the code is the wrong move and how to start with data-driven monitoring to define what "slow" actually means. Join us as we follow the clues, hunt down one bottleneck after another, and navigate the difficult, real-world trade-offs between speed, features, and user experience. This isn't just a talk about performance tips; it's a story about the process. You'll leave with a practical mindset for diagnosing users' issues and building usable, high-performance Angular applications. What do you do when your application is simply "too slow"? This session is a (not-so-fictional) journey inside a team's performance investigation. We'll show you why jumping straight into the code is the wrong move and how to start with data-driven monitoring to define what "slow" actually means. Join us as we follow the clues, hunt down one bottleneck after another, and navigate the difficult, real-world trade-offs between speed, features, and user experience. This isn't just a talk about performance tips; it's a story about the process. You'll leave with a practical mindset for diagnosing users' issues and building usable, high-performance Angular applications.

AI Angular

🎙️ Reactive Thinking with Signals and the New httpResource 🎙️ Reactive Thinking with Signals and the New httpResource

⭐ Manfred Steyer ⭐ Manfred Steyer
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ softwarearchitekt.at @ softwarearchitekt.at (Austria) (Austria)

With Signals and the Resource API, Angular now offers powerful built-in building blocks for implementing reactive designs. Although the API surface is simple, the real challenge lies in the paradigm shift toward reactive programming. Familiar patterns must be unlearned, and applications need to be approached in a fundamentally new way. In this session, you will learn how to successfully navigate this essential transition. We will focus on the underlying signal graph and use a hands-on example to highlight the key aspects. By the end, you will know how to apply reactive thinking to thrive in the world of Signals. With Signals and the Resource API, Angular now offers powerful built-in building blocks for implementing reactive designs. Although the API surface is simple, the real challenge lies in the paradigm shift toward reactive programming. Familiar patterns must be unlearned, and applications need to be approached in a fundamentally new way. In this session, you will learn how to successfully navigate this essential transition. We will focus on the underlying signal graph and use a hands-on example to highlight the key aspects. By the end, you will know how to apply reactive thinking to thrive in the world of Signals.

Angular Signals httpResource Resource API React

🎙️ Rewrite or refactor? How to safely move legacy apps to modern frameworks. 🎙️ Rewrite or refactor? How to safely move legacy apps to modern frameworks.

⭐ Sylwia Laskowska ⭐ Sylwia Laskowska
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Senior JavaScript Developer 💼 Senior JavaScript Developer @ Atos @ Atos (Poland) (Poland)

Sooner or later, every team faces the same question: how do we migrate from legacy code to a modern framework? Should we take the “big bang” approach and rewrite everything from scratch, or should we migrate progressively, piece by piece? In this talk, I’ll share real-world stories from large-scale frontend migrations and highlight the trade-offs of both strategies. We’ll explore the risks of freezing development for months, the complexity of running two worlds in parallel, and the decision-making criteria that help teams pick the right path. Sooner or later, every team faces the same question: how do we migrate from legacy code to a modern framework? Should we take the “big bang” approach and rewrite everything from scratch, or should we migrate progressively, piece by piece? In this talk, I’ll share real-world stories from large-scale frontend migrations and highlight the trade-offs of both strategies. We’ll explore the risks of freezing development for months, the complexity of running two worlds in parallel, and the decision-making criteria that help teams pick the right path.

Migration

🎙️ RxJS: Our Observable Past, Present and Future 🎙️ RxJS: Our Observable Past, Present and Future

⭐ Matthew Podwysocki ⭐ Matthew Podwysocki
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Staff Engineer 💼 Staff Engineer @ Mapbox @ Mapbox (USA) (USA)

RxJS started as a simple idea: treat events as first class citizens and make asynchronous programming composable. That dream grew into a library that influenced countless projects across the industry. In this talk we will explore why RxJS was created, how it evolved from its early days into a core tool for reactive programming, and what it has become today. We will look at the many domains where RxJS has spread, from backend systems to frontend frameworks, and discuss how its core concepts shaped modern development. Finally, we will explore where RxJS is headed, including its role in the browser and how you can take advantage of native Observables today to write cleaner, more expressive code. RxJS started as a simple idea: treat events as first class citizens and make asynchronous programming composable. That dream grew into a library that influenced countless projects across the industry. In this talk we will explore why RxJS was created, how it evolved from its early days into a core tool for reactive programming, and what it has become today. We will look at the many domains where RxJS has spread, from backend systems to frontend frameworks, and discuss how its core concepts shaped modern development. Finally, we will explore where RxJS is headed, including its role in the browser and how you can take advantage of native Observables today to write cleaner, more expressive code.

AI RxJS Observables React

🎙️ Signal Forms meet the Signal Store 🎙️ Signal Forms meet the Signal Store

⭐ Michael Egger ⭐ Michael Egger
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

A global state management layer in the frontend provides numerous benefits and clear boundaries within an Angular application. The framework is currently undergoing a wave of modernization, with the most important change being the introduction of Signal-based APIs. These reactive containers not only improve synchronization for browser rendering but are also ideally suited for managing application state. The well-known third-party library NgRx Signals introduces the Signal Store, a lightweight state management solution designed around Angular’s Signal APIs. It helps to migrate applications into the modern Angular ecosystem. Its design is highly extensible through custom features and has recently been enhanced with the Event API, which allows Flux-style state management as an opt-in. At the same time, the Angular team is working intensively on Signal Forms – the third and likely soon most important form state management solution. In addition to being compatible with Angular’s existing two form concepts, Signal Forms offers several exciting new features and integrates seamlessly with Angular Signals. But how can a modern global state management solution like the NgRx Signal Store work together with Angular’s Signal Forms API? In this session, with the help of live demos, you’ll see how the Signal Store and Signal Forms API can be combined in a modern Angular app. Developers will gain insights into how lightweight, signal-driven state management can be applied both globally and within templates using the Signal Forms API in real-world practice. A global state management layer in the frontend provides numerous benefits and clear boundaries within an Angular application. The framework is currently undergoing a wave of modernization, with the most important change being the introduction of Signal-based APIs. These reactive containers not only improve synchronization for browser rendering but are also ideally suited for managing application state. The well-known third-party library NgRx Signals introduces the Signal Store, a lightweight state management solution designed around Angular’s Signal APIs. It helps to migrate applications into the modern Angular ecosystem. Its design is highly extensible through custom features and has recently been enhanced with the Event API, which allows Flux-style state management as an opt-in. At the same time, the Angular team is working intensively on Signal Forms – the third and likely soon most important form state management solution. In addition to being compatible with Angular’s existing two form concepts, Signal Forms offers several exciting new features and integrates seamlessly with Angular Signals. But how can a modern global state management solution like the NgRx Signal Store work together with Angular’s Signal Forms API? In this session, with the help of live demos, you’ll see how the Signal Store and Signal Forms API can be combined in a modern Angular app. Developers will gain insights into how lightweight, signal-driven state management can be applied both globally and within templates using the Signal Forms API in real-world practice.

AI Angular Signals Signal Forms NgRx Global State React

🎙️ The Fast and the Curious: Taming JavaScript’s Idle Time 🎙️ The Fast and the Curious: Taming JavaScript’s Idle Time

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

Your app isn’t slow, it’s just rude! While you’re trying to scroll, it’s busy crunching data like there’s no tomorrow. In this talk, we’ll teach your JavaScript some manners. We’ll peek under the hood of the browser’s event loop, meet the mysterious requestIdleCallback(), and learn how to make code wait its turn like a civilized citizen of the main thread. Expect smooth UIs, happy users, and a tiny scheduler that feels like React Fiber’s younger, cooler cousin. Because performance isn’t only about doing things fast - it’s about doing them politely. Your app isn’t slow, it’s just rude! While you’re trying to scroll, it’s busy crunching data like there’s no tomorrow. In this talk, we’ll teach your JavaScript some manners. We’ll peek under the hood of the browser’s event loop, meet the mysterious requestIdleCallback(), and learn how to make code wait its turn like a civilized citizen of the main thread. Expect smooth UIs, happy users, and a tiny scheduler that feels like React Fiber’s younger, cooler cousin. Because performance isn’t only about doing things fast - it’s about doing them politely.

AI requestIdleCallback React JavaScript

🎙️ The Future of Web AI: Integrating On-Device Models and LLMs in the Browser 🎙️ The Future of Web AI: Integrating On-Device Models and LLMs in the Browser

⭐ Önder Ceylan ⭐ Önder Ceylan
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Principal Engineer 💼 Principal Engineer @ Google Developers Expert, Jumbo Supermarkten @ Google Developers Expert, Jumbo Supermarkten (Netherlands) (Netherlands)

The web browser is transforming into a powerful AI platform - no cloud required. From instant translations to real-time image segmentation, modern browsers now pack sophisticated AI capabilities that work offline, protect privacy, and run with native speed. Through frameworks like TensorFlow.js, Transformers.js, MediaPipe, WebLLM and Chrome's built-in AI APIs, developers can now tap into device GPUs and AI accelerated chips to run narrow and generative AI models directly in the browser. Furthermore, many open AI models are on the rise ranging from small to very large LLMs. Discover how to harness these technologies with code examples and demonstrations to build faster, more private, and cloud-independent web applications that work anywhere. The future of web AI runs in your browser - and it's ready for production today. The web browser is transforming into a powerful AI platform - no cloud required. From instant translations to real-time image segmentation, modern browsers now pack sophisticated AI capabilities that work offline, protect privacy, and run with native speed. Through frameworks like TensorFlow.js, Transformers.js, MediaPipe, WebLLM and Chrome's built-in AI APIs, developers can now tap into device GPUs and AI accelerated chips to run narrow and generative AI models directly in the browser. Furthermore, many open AI models are on the rise ranging from small to very large LLMs. Discover how to harness these technologies with code examples and demonstrations to build faster, more private, and cloud-independent web applications that work anywhere. The future of web AI runs in your browser - and it's ready for production today.

AI Transformers.js LLMs Transformers WebLLM TensorFlow.js MediaPipe

🎙️ The INP score: What it is and how to improve it 🎙️ The INP score: What it is and how to improve it

⭐ Frizzarin Nicolas ⭐ Frizzarin Nicolas
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10
💼 Senior Staff Engineer 💼 Senior Staff Engineer @ GDE, SFEIR @ GDE, SFEIR (Luxembourg) (Luxembourg)

The Input Latency (INP) metric is a measure of how long it takes for a website to respond to user input. It is a critical metric for user experience, as it can affect how quickly users can interact with your website and this one replaced the FID metric in March 2024 An interaction is composed of three parts - The Input delay - The callback events - The presentation delay Unfortunately, optimizing only one of these three parts will not be enough to optimize the INP metric. But what do these parts correspond to and how can they all be optimized? By the end of this talk, you will be well-equipped to improve the INP of your website and provide a better user experience for your customers The Input Latency (INP) metric is a measure of how long it takes for a website to respond to user input. It is a critical metric for user experience, as it can affect how quickly users can interact with your website and this one replaced the FID metric in March 2024 An interaction is composed of three parts - The Input delay - The callback events - The presentation delay Unfortunately, optimizing only one of these three parts will not be enough to optimize the INP metric. But what do these parts correspond to and how can they all be optimized? By the end of this talk, you will be well-equipped to improve the INP of your website and provide a better user experience for your customers

INP

🎙️ Third parties, improving it with DX 🎙️ Third parties, improving it with DX

⭐ Julien Huang ⭐ Julien Huang
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Nuxt Core Team 💼 Nuxt Core Team @ Leetchi @ Leetchi (France) (France)

When developing web applications, developers often face significant challenges, particularly when managing head elements and integrating third-party tools. In this talk, we'll delve into the key issues that arise when incorporating third-party services into websites, including security, privacy, performance, and developer experience. We'll explore practical strategies for overcoming these challenges to build more secure, efficient, and user-friendly web applications. When developing web applications, developers often face significant challenges, particularly when managing head elements and integrating third-party tools. In this talk, we'll delve into the key issues that arise when incorporating third-party services into websites, including security, privacy, performance, and developer experience. We'll explore practical strategies for overcoming these challenges to build more secure, efficient, and user-friendly web applications.

🎙️ Two Talks: Diving into the Heart of LLMs & Fundamental Patterns in Agentic AI Applications 🎙️ Two Talks: Diving into the Heart of LLMs & Fundamental Patterns in Agentic AI Applications

⭐ Tomasz Ducin ⭐ Tomasz Ducin
💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer (Poland) (Poland)

Talk 1: Diving into the Heart of LLMs Large Language Models are one of the fundamental pieces of the modern AI ecosystem - but hardly anyone understands how they actually work. It's a collective challenge, as it's very short sighted to rely your business and architecture on a technology that one might have a hardly any knowledge about. And it is critical to build a proper understanding, as many good and bad ideas can be evaluated, thanks to seeing how the internals work. At least to some degree. In this talk we dive into the heart of LLMs - from user's prompt, though tokenizers, embeddings, meeting the core - transformers - and finally output generation. Talk 2: Fundamental Patterns in Agentic AI Applications Agentic applications are just applications, though the underlying "service" they're using is somehow specific. There are specific database-related patterns, queue-related patterns etc - not to mention various challenges specific to each. And LLM-based systems are not different! Both scientists and the industry have already identified some key advantages and issues in practical work with large language models. And hence, there's a handful of very practical patterns that help us overcome the limitations of the context window, issues with the quality of models and their high infrastructure costs. This talk is a distilled SOTA when it comes to practical Agentic Architecture. Talk 1: Diving into the Heart of LLMs Large Language Models are one of the fundamental pieces of the modern AI ecosystem - but hardly anyone understands how they actually work. It's a collective challenge, as it's very short sighted to rely your business and architecture on a technology that one might have a hardly any knowledge about. And it is critical to build a proper understanding, as many good and bad ideas can be evaluated, thanks to seeing how the internals work. At least to some degree. In this talk we dive into the heart of LLMs - from user's prompt, though tokenizers, embeddings, meeting the core - transformers - and finally output generation. Talk 2: Fundamental Patterns in Agentic AI Applications Agentic applications are just applications, though the underlying "service" they're using is somehow specific. There are specific database-related patterns, queue-related patterns etc - not to mention various challenges specific to each. And LLM-based systems are not different! Both scientists and the industry have already identified some key advantages and issues in practical work with large language models. And hence, there's a handful of very practical patterns that help us overcome the limitations of the context window, issues with the quality of models and their high infrastructure costs. This talk is a distilled SOTA when it comes to practical Agentic Architecture.

AI Large Language Models LLMs Transformers Embeddings Tokenizers Agentic AI

🎙️ TypeScript meets IoT: safe programming for embedded devices 🎙️ TypeScript meets IoT: safe programming for embedded devices

⭐ Soumaya Erradi ⭐ Soumaya Erradi
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Senior Software Developer 💼 Senior Software Developer @ Atlantis S.R.L. @ Atlantis S.R.L. (Italy) (Italy)

This talk explores how TypeScript can bring the power of type safety, scalability and maintainability to IoT programming. Using TypeScript with Node.js and frameworks like Johnny-Five or Espruino, developers can write type-safe code to control and monitor IoT devices such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino or ESP32. The session includes real-world examples and a live demo of building a simple IoT application with TypeScript. This talk explores how TypeScript can bring the power of type safety, scalability and maintainability to IoT programming. Using TypeScript with Node.js and frameworks like Johnny-Five or Espruino, developers can write type-safe code to control and monitor IoT devices such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino or ESP32. The session includes real-world examples and a live demo of building a simple IoT application with TypeScript.

AI TypeScript Johnny-Five Espruino Node.js IoT Arduino ESP32 Raspberry Pi

🎙️ What candies are Agentic AI frameworks stealing from developers? 🎙️ What candies are Agentic AI frameworks stealing from developers?

⭐ Luiz Carneiro ⭐ Luiz Carneiro
💼 Solution Engineer 💼 Solution Engineer @ smapiot GmbH @ smapiot GmbH (Germany) (Germany)

The rise of Agentic AI frameworks marks a profound change in software engineering, fundamentally shifting the boundary between what developers write and what a framework handles. But what, exactly, are these powerful frameworks automating away? This provocative talk, "What candies are Agentic AI frameworks stealing from developers?", explores how modern Agentic frameworks abstract key parts of the system flow. We will clarify and reproduce core agent responsibilities, such as tool orchestration and the Agent control loop, demonstrating exactly how these are being absorbed by the framework. This is not just a high-level discussion; it is a practical lesson on framework design and architectural knowledge essential before building agents. By analyzing which "candies" are being "stolen," attendees will gain the clarity needed to focus their future skill development in where it's being expected that developers invest their craft. The rise of Agentic AI frameworks marks a profound change in software engineering, fundamentally shifting the boundary between what developers write and what a framework handles. But what, exactly, are these powerful frameworks automating away? This provocative talk, "What candies are Agentic AI frameworks stealing from developers?", explores how modern Agentic frameworks abstract key parts of the system flow. We will clarify and reproduce core agent responsibilities, such as tool orchestration and the Agent control loop, demonstrating exactly how these are being absorbed by the framework. This is not just a high-level discussion; it is a practical lesson on framework design and architectural knowledge essential before building agents. By analyzing which "candies" are being "stolen," attendees will gain the clarity needed to focus their future skill development in where it's being expected that developers invest their craft.

AI Agentic AI

🎙️ You don’t need a PHD to build with AI Agents 🎙️ You don’t need a PHD to build with AI Agents

⭐ Sebastian Witalec ⭐ Sebastian Witalec
💼 Director of Education and Developer Experience 💼 Director of Education and Developer Experience @ Weaviate @ Weaviate (Poland) (Poland)

AI has taken the world by storm in recent years, with advancements in machine learning models, large language models (LLMs), retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and vector databases dominating the conversation. But recently, the buzz has shifted toward AI agents—intelligent, autonomous systems that can reason, plan, and take action. Are we on the verge of an AI revolution? Should we expect an army of “Men in Black”? In this session, we’ll demystify AI agents: what they are, the real-world problems they solve, and how they are built. More importantly, we’ll dive into how you can integrate AI agents into your applications—without needing a PhD in machine learning. This talk will cover both the theory behind AI agents and a live-coding session to show how you can implement them in your own projects. Whether you're an experienced AI developer or just getting started, you'll leave with practical insights and code samples to incorporate AI Agents into your projects. AI has taken the world by storm in recent years, with advancements in machine learning models, large language models (LLMs), retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and vector databases dominating the conversation. But recently, the buzz has shifted toward AI agents—intelligent, autonomous systems that can reason, plan, and take action. Are we on the verge of an AI revolution? Should we expect an army of “Men in Black”? In this session, we’ll demystify AI agents: what they are, the real-world problems they solve, and how they are built. More importantly, we’ll dive into how you can integrate AI agents into your applications—without needing a PhD in machine learning. This talk will cover both the theory behind AI agents and a live-coding session to show how you can implement them in your own projects. Whether you're an experienced AI developer or just getting started, you'll leave with practical insights and code samples to incorporate AI Agents into your projects.

AI Machine Learning Large Language Models LLMs AI Agents RAG Vector Databases

⭐ Kris Wojewodzic ⭐ Kris Wojewodzic 💼 CEO 💼 CEO @ Escola @ Escola (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Tomasz Ducin ⭐ Tomasz Ducin 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Karolina Zak ⭐ Karolina Zak 💼 ML Engineer 💼 ML Engineer @ HEINEKEN @ HEINEKEN (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Michael Egger ⭐ Michael Egger 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Maxim Salnikov ⭐ Maxim Salnikov 💼 AI-Native Developer Tools Solution Engineer 💼 AI-Native Developer Tools Solution Engineer @ Microsoft @ Microsoft (Norway) (Norway)

⭐ Jens Kuehlers ⭐ Jens Kuehlers 💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

⭐ Tomas Trajan ⭐ Tomas Trajan 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Architect 💼 Architect @ Consultant and Trainer, GDE , AngularExperts.io @ Consultant and Trainer, GDE , AngularExperts.io (Switzerland) (Switzerland)

⭐ Michał Jawulski ⭐ Michał Jawulski 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 💼 Managing Delivery Architect 💼 Managing Delivery Architect @ Capgemini @ Capgemini (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Piotr Tomiak ⭐ Piotr Tomiak 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Senior Software Developer 💼 Senior Software Developer @ JetBrains @ JetBrains (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Dr. Philippe De Ryck ⭐ Dr. Philippe De Ryck 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 💼 Security Expert 💼 Security Expert @ Founder, GDE, Pragmatic Web Security @ Founder, GDE, Pragmatic Web Security (Belgium) (Belgium)

⭐ Markus Ingvarsson ⭐ Markus Ingvarsson 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Back End Developer 💼 Back End Developer @ Podme @ Podme (Sweden) (Sweden)

⭐ Younes Jaaidi ⭐ Younes Jaaidi 💼 Software Development Cook 💼 Software Development Cook @ Teacher & Coach, GDE @ Teacher & Coach, GDE (France) (France)

⭐ Daniel Sogl ⭐ Daniel Sogl 💼 Software-Architekt 💼 Software-Architekt @ Thinktecture AG @ Thinktecture AG (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Andres Gesteira ⭐ Andres Gesteira 💼 Senior Frontend Architect 💼 Senior Frontend Architect @ Fever @ Fever (Spain) (Spain)

⭐ Younes Jaaidi ⭐ Younes Jaaidi 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Software Development Cook 💼 Software Development Cook @ Teacher & Coach, GDE @ Teacher & Coach, GDE (France) (France)

⭐ Marcin Dziedzic ⭐ Marcin Dziedzic 💼 Senior Node.js + React + AI Agents Developer 💼 Senior Node.js + React + AI Agents Developer @ 7N @ 7N (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Jakub Andrzejewski ⭐ Jakub Andrzejewski 💼 Senior Fullstack Developer & Advocate 💼 Senior Fullstack Developer & Advocate @ GDE, Monterail @ GDE, Monterail (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Christoffer Noring ⭐ Christoffer Noring 💼 AI + MCP focused Software Engineer 💼 AI + MCP focused Software Engineer @ Microsoft @ Microsoft (UK) (UK)

⭐ Rainer Hahnekamp ⭐ Rainer Hahnekamp 💼 Trainer and Consultant 💼 Trainer and Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Mannmohan Muthuraman ⭐ Mannmohan Muthuraman 💼 Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science 💼 Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science @ Santander @ Santander (CA) (CA)

⭐ Vojtech Mašek ⭐ Vojtech Mašek 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 💼 CTO 💼 CTO @ FlowUp @ FlowUp (Czech Republic) (Czech Republic)

⭐ Jemima Abu ⭐ Jemima Abu 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 💼 Front End Developer 💼 Front End Developer @ GDE, Microsoft MVP , CAIS @ GDE, Microsoft MVP , CAIS (UK) (UK)

⭐ Alexander Thalhammer ⭐ Alexander Thalhammer 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 17:50 🕒 16:50 - 17:50 💼 Passionate Angular Developer 💼 Passionate Angular Developer @ Angular Architects @ Angular Architects (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Alain Chautard ⭐ Alain Chautard 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 💼 GDE 💼 GDE @ Expert Web Consultant, Trainer, Mentor, Angular Training @ Expert Web Consultant, Trainer, Mentor, Angular Training (France) (France)

⭐ Manfred Steyer ⭐ Manfred Steyer 💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ softwarearchitekt.at @ softwarearchitekt.at (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Martin Markiewicz ⭐ Martin Markiewicz 💼 CEO 💼 CEO @ SILENT EIGHT @ SILENT EIGHT (USA) (USA)

⭐ Katarzyna Starosławska ⭐ Katarzyna Starosławska 💼 Vice President of the Board 💼 Vice President of the Board @ SpeakLeash, Bielik.ai @ SpeakLeash, Bielik.ai (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Assoc. Prof. Aleksandra Przegalińska, PhD ⭐ Assoc. Prof. Aleksandra Przegalińska, PhD @ - Harvard & Kozminski University @ - Harvard & Kozminski University (USA) (USA)

⭐ Dr Maciej Madziński ⭐ Dr Maciej Madziński 💼 Strategy & Digital Transformation 💼 Strategy & Digital Transformation @ MBA IT Programme Director, Kozminski University @ MBA IT Programme Director, Kozminski University (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Minko Gechev ⭐ Minko Gechev 💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (USA) (USA)

⭐ Alex Rickabaugh ⭐ Alex Rickabaugh 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (USA) (USA)

⭐ Matthew Podwysocki ⭐ Matthew Podwysocki 💼 Staff Engineer 💼 Staff Engineer @ Mapbox @ Mapbox (USA) (USA)

⭐ Daria Poliakova ⭐ Daria Poliakova 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Front-end developer 💼 Front-end developer @ Conscensia @ Conscensia (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Przemyslaw Wiktor Pardel ⭐ Przemyslaw Wiktor Pardel 💼 Assistant Professor 💼 Assistant Professor @ Scientist & Inventor, Solution Architect, University of Rzeszow @ Scientist & Inventor, Solution Architect, University of Rzeszow (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Kasia Biernat ⭐ Kasia Biernat 💼 Kluba - Principal Software Engineer 💼 Kluba - Principal Software Engineer @ Hyland @ Hyland (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Marta Godzisz ⭐ Marta Godzisz 💼 MBA Program Director 💼 MBA Program Director @ PJATK @ PJATK (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Rafal Brzoska ⭐ Rafal Brzoska 💼 Solution Architect 💼 Solution Architect @ Future Processing @ Future Processing (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Eugene Fidelin ⭐ Eugene Fidelin 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Engineering Manager & Frontend SME 💼 Engineering Manager & Frontend SME @ eBay @ eBay (Netherlands) (Netherlands)

⭐ Alex Okrushko ⭐ Alex Okrushko 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 💼 Senior Software Engineer 💼 Senior Software Engineer @ Snowflake @ Snowflake (Canada) (Canada)

⭐ Brygida Fiejdasz ⭐ Brygida Fiejdasz 💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ Lead of Frontend Competence Center, Avenga @ Lead of Frontend Competence Center, Avenga (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman 💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

⭐ Christian Stenzel ⭐ Christian Stenzel 💼 Director of Sales EMEA 💼 Director of Sales EMEA @ Tenstorrent @ Tenstorrent (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Catalina Patiño ⭐ Catalina Patiño 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 💼 Software Engineer 💼 Software Engineer @ Google @ Google (Colombia) (Colombia)

⭐ Manfred Steyer ⭐ Manfred Steyer 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ softwarearchitekt.at @ softwarearchitekt.at (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Sylwia Laskowska ⭐ Sylwia Laskowska 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 💼 Senior JavaScript Developer 💼 Senior JavaScript Developer @ Atos @ Atos (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Matthew Podwysocki ⭐ Matthew Podwysocki 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 💼 Staff Engineer 💼 Staff Engineer @ Mapbox @ Mapbox (USA) (USA)

⭐ Michael Egger ⭐ Michael Egger 📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

⭐ Önder Ceylan ⭐ Önder Ceylan 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 💼 Principal Engineer 💼 Principal Engineer @ Google Developers Expert, Jumbo Supermarkten @ Google Developers Expert, Jumbo Supermarkten (Netherlands) (Netherlands)

⭐ Frizzarin Nicolas ⭐ Frizzarin Nicolas 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 💼 Senior Staff Engineer 💼 Senior Staff Engineer @ GDE, SFEIR @ GDE, SFEIR (Luxembourg) (Luxembourg)

⭐ Julien Huang ⭐ Julien Huang 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 💼 Nuxt Core Team 💼 Nuxt Core Team @ Leetchi @ Leetchi (France) (France)

⭐ Tomasz Ducin ⭐ Tomasz Ducin 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Soumaya Erradi ⭐ Soumaya Erradi 📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 💼 Senior Software Developer 💼 Senior Software Developer @ Atlantis S.R.L. @ Atlantis S.R.L. (Italy) (Italy)

⭐ Luiz Carneiro ⭐ Luiz Carneiro 💼 Solution Engineer 💼 Solution Engineer @ smapiot GmbH @ smapiot GmbH (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Sebastian Witalec ⭐ Sebastian Witalec 💼 Director of Education and Developer Experience 💼 Director of Education and Developer Experience @ Weaviate @ Weaviate (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Kris Wojewodzic ⭐ Kris Wojewodzic
💼 CEO 💼 CEO @ Escola @ Escola (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Tomasz Ducin ⭐ Tomasz Ducin
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Karolina Zak ⭐ Karolina Zak
💼 ML Engineer 💼 ML Engineer @ HEINEKEN @ HEINEKEN (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Michael Egger ⭐ Michael Egger
💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Maxim Salnikov ⭐ Maxim Salnikov
💼 AI-Native Developer Tools Solution Engineer 💼 AI-Native Developer Tools Solution Engineer @ Microsoft @ Microsoft (Norway) (Norway)

⭐ Jens Kuehlers ⭐ Jens Kuehlers
💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 🕒 10:10 - 12:00
💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

⭐ Tomas Trajan ⭐ Tomas Trajan
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Architect 💼 Architect @ Consultant and Trainer, GDE , AngularExperts.io @ Consultant and Trainer, GDE , AngularExperts.io (Switzerland) (Switzerland)

⭐ Michał Jawulski ⭐ Michał Jawulski
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10
💼 Managing Delivery Architect 💼 Managing Delivery Architect @ Capgemini @ Capgemini (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Piotr Tomiak ⭐ Piotr Tomiak
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Senior Software Developer 💼 Senior Software Developer @ JetBrains @ JetBrains (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Dr. Philippe De Ryck ⭐ Dr. Philippe De Ryck
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Security Expert 💼 Security Expert @ Founder, GDE, Pragmatic Web Security @ Founder, GDE, Pragmatic Web Security (Belgium) (Belgium)

⭐ Markus Ingvarsson ⭐ Markus Ingvarsson
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Back End Developer 💼 Back End Developer @ Podme @ Podme (Sweden) (Sweden)

⭐ Younes Jaaidi ⭐ Younes Jaaidi
💼 Software Development Cook 💼 Software Development Cook @ Teacher & Coach, GDE @ Teacher & Coach, GDE (France) (France)

⭐ Daniel Sogl ⭐ Daniel Sogl
💼 Software-Architekt 💼 Software-Architekt @ Thinktecture AG @ Thinktecture AG (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Andres Gesteira ⭐ Andres Gesteira
💼 Senior Frontend Architect 💼 Senior Frontend Architect @ Fever @ Fever (Spain) (Spain)

⭐ Younes Jaaidi ⭐ Younes Jaaidi
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Software Development Cook 💼 Software Development Cook @ Teacher & Coach, GDE @ Teacher & Coach, GDE (France) (France)

⭐ Marcin Dziedzic ⭐ Marcin Dziedzic
💼 Senior Node.js + React + AI Agents Developer 💼 Senior Node.js + React + AI Agents Developer @ 7N @ 7N (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Jakub Andrzejewski ⭐ Jakub Andrzejewski
💼 Senior Fullstack Developer & Advocate 💼 Senior Fullstack Developer & Advocate @ GDE, Monterail @ GDE, Monterail (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Christoffer Noring ⭐ Christoffer Noring
💼 AI + MCP focused Software Engineer 💼 AI + MCP focused Software Engineer @ Microsoft @ Microsoft (UK) (UK)

⭐ Rainer Hahnekamp ⭐ Rainer Hahnekamp
💼 Trainer and Consultant 💼 Trainer and Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Mannmohan Muthuraman ⭐ Mannmohan Muthuraman
💼 Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science 💼 Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science @ Santander @ Santander (CA) (CA)

⭐ Vojtech Mašek ⭐ Vojtech Mašek
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 CTO 💼 CTO @ FlowUp @ FlowUp (Czech Republic) (Czech Republic)

⭐ Jemima Abu ⭐ Jemima Abu
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Front End Developer 💼 Front End Developer @ GDE, Microsoft MVP , CAIS @ GDE, Microsoft MVP , CAIS (UK) (UK)

⭐ Alexander Thalhammer ⭐ Alexander Thalhammer
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 17:50 🕒 16:50 - 17:50
💼 Passionate Angular Developer 💼 Passionate Angular Developer @ Angular Architects @ Angular Architects (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Alain Chautard ⭐ Alain Chautard
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10
💼 GDE 💼 GDE @ Expert Web Consultant, Trainer, Mentor, Angular Training @ Expert Web Consultant, Trainer, Mentor, Angular Training (France) (France)

⭐ Manfred Steyer ⭐ Manfred Steyer
💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ softwarearchitekt.at @ softwarearchitekt.at (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Martin Markiewicz ⭐ Martin Markiewicz
💼 CEO 💼 CEO @ SILENT EIGHT @ SILENT EIGHT (USA) (USA)

⭐ Katarzyna Starosławska ⭐ Katarzyna Starosławska
💼 Vice President of the Board 💼 Vice President of the Board @ SpeakLeash, Bielik.ai @ SpeakLeash, Bielik.ai (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Dr Maciej Madziński ⭐ Dr Maciej Madziński
💼 Strategy & Digital Transformation 💼 Strategy & Digital Transformation @ MBA IT Programme Director, Kozminski University @ MBA IT Programme Director, Kozminski University (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Minko Gechev ⭐ Minko Gechev
💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (USA) (USA)

⭐ Alex Rickabaugh ⭐ Alex Rickabaugh
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 10:10 - 12:00 🕒 10:10 - 12:00
💼 Angular Core Team 💼 Angular Core Team @ Google @ Google (USA) (USA)

⭐ Matthew Podwysocki ⭐ Matthew Podwysocki
💼 Staff Engineer 💼 Staff Engineer @ Mapbox @ Mapbox (USA) (USA)

⭐ Daria Poliakova ⭐ Daria Poliakova
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Front-end developer 💼 Front-end developer @ Conscensia @ Conscensia (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Przemyslaw Wiktor Pardel ⭐ Przemyslaw Wiktor Pardel
💼 Assistant Professor 💼 Assistant Professor @ Scientist & Inventor, Solution Architect, University of Rzeszow @ Scientist & Inventor, Solution Architect, University of Rzeszow (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Kasia Biernat ⭐ Kasia Biernat
💼 Kluba - Principal Software Engineer 💼 Kluba - Principal Software Engineer @ Hyland @ Hyland (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Marta Godzisz ⭐ Marta Godzisz
💼 MBA Program Director 💼 MBA Program Director @ PJATK @ PJATK (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Rafal Brzoska ⭐ Rafal Brzoska
💼 Solution Architect 💼 Solution Architect @ Future Processing @ Future Processing (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Eugene Fidelin ⭐ Eugene Fidelin
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Engineering Manager & Frontend SME 💼 Engineering Manager & Frontend SME @ eBay @ eBay (Netherlands) (Netherlands)

⭐ Alex Okrushko ⭐ Alex Okrushko
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Senior Software Engineer 💼 Senior Software Engineer @ Snowflake @ Snowflake (Canada) (Canada)

⭐ Brygida Fiejdasz ⭐ Brygida Fiejdasz
💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ Lead of Frontend Competence Center, Avenga @ Lead of Frontend Competence Center, Avenga (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman
💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

⭐ Christian Stenzel ⭐ Christian Stenzel
💼 Director of Sales EMEA 💼 Director of Sales EMEA @ Tenstorrent @ Tenstorrent (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Catalina Patiño ⭐ Catalina Patiño
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Software Engineer 💼 Software Engineer @ Google @ Google (Colombia) (Colombia)

⭐ Manfred Steyer ⭐ Manfred Steyer
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 GDE for Angular 💼 GDE for Angular @ softwarearchitekt.at @ softwarearchitekt.at (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Sylwia Laskowska ⭐ Sylwia Laskowska
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Senior JavaScript Developer 💼 Senior JavaScript Developer @ Atos @ Atos (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Matthew Podwysocki ⭐ Matthew Podwysocki
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Staff Engineer 💼 Staff Engineer @ Mapbox @ Mapbox (USA) (USA)

⭐ Michael Egger ⭐ Michael Egger
📅 Nov 18, 2025 📅 Nov 18, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant 💼 Zikes - Trainer & Consultant @ AngularArchitects.io @ AngularArchitects.io (Austria) (Austria)

⭐ Nir Kaufman ⭐ Nir Kaufman
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Tech Lead 💼 Tech Lead @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal @ Full-stack AI Engineer, GDE, Tikal (Israel) (Israel)

⭐ Önder Ceylan ⭐ Önder Ceylan
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 14:55 - 16:25 🕒 14:55 - 16:25
💼 Principal Engineer 💼 Principal Engineer @ Google Developers Expert, Jumbo Supermarkten @ Google Developers Expert, Jumbo Supermarkten (Netherlands) (Netherlands)

⭐ Frizzarin Nicolas ⭐ Frizzarin Nicolas
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 16:50 - 18:10 🕒 16:50 - 18:10
💼 Senior Staff Engineer 💼 Senior Staff Engineer @ GDE, SFEIR @ GDE, SFEIR (Luxembourg) (Luxembourg)

⭐ Julien Huang ⭐ Julien Huang
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 10:00 - 12:00 🕒 10:00 - 12:00
💼 Nuxt Core Team 💼 Nuxt Core Team @ Leetchi @ Leetchi (France) (France)

⭐ Tomasz Ducin ⭐ Tomasz Ducin
💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer 💼 - Independent Consultant, Architect, Developer & Trainer (Poland) (Poland)

⭐ Soumaya Erradi ⭐ Soumaya Erradi
📅 Nov 19, 2025 📅 Nov 19, 2025 🕒 13:10 - 14:30 🕒 13:10 - 14:30
💼 Senior Software Developer 💼 Senior Software Developer @ Atlantis S.R.L. @ Atlantis S.R.L. (Italy) (Italy)

⭐ Luiz Carneiro ⭐ Luiz Carneiro
💼 Solution Engineer 💼 Solution Engineer @ smapiot GmbH @ smapiot GmbH (Germany) (Germany)

⭐ Sebastian Witalec ⭐ Sebastian Witalec
💼 Director of Education and Developer Experience 💼 Director of Education and Developer Experience @ Weaviate @ Weaviate (Poland) (Poland)