DevWorld 2026: My first time in Amsterdam, and what two days of real engineering conversations taught me
The author reflects on their first experience at the DevWorld Conference 2026 in Amsterdam, highlighting the engaging atmosphere and meaningful conversations among developers. Key themes included the foundational role of AI in software development and the importance of integrating security from the start. The author emphasizes the value of personal interactions and the insights gained from discussions with fellow engineers.
- ▪The conference featured a variety of talks focused on the integration of AI in software development.
- ▪A significant takeaway was the need for built-in security in AI-accelerated development processes.
- ▪The author appreciated the honest discussions about the challenges of debugging AI-generated code.
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