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Moving beyond simple prompts to reliable agentic systems
Alfonso Graziano · Coffee With Developers
Solving application deployment complexities using LLMOps pipelines
Anshul Jindal · World Congress 2025
Major technological shifts leading to the generative AI era
Prashanth Chandrasekar · World Congress 2024
Utilizing AI for better design decisions and cultural adaptation
Madalena Costa · World Congress 2024
Navigating the disadvantages and maintenance costs of procedural macros
Mykhailo Maidan · LIVE
Encapsulation strategies for avoiding anemic domain models
Dominik Przybysz · LIVE
Broadcasting transactions across the small world consensus network
Selecting tools for a local AI search system
Dmytro Kurets · Europe 2026 Virtual
Advancing development workflows from autocomplete to autonomous agents
April Yoho · World Congress 2026 Europe
Virtual machine core allocation versus Kubernetes cgroup throttling
Pavel Malyarevsky · World Congress 2026 Europe
NVIDIA local and edge AI hardware capabilities overview
Joerg Krall · World Congress 2026 Europe
Shifting from a task executor to a strategic partner
Jawed Sahebjan · World Congress 2026 Europe
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