Streamlining your developer workflows with AI
While the conversations in between sessions are often the highlight of any conference, a few sessions that stand out to Jason Lengstorf, host of Learn with Jason, definitely shouldn't be missed. These include sessions on how the New York Times engineered a user-friendly Internal Developer Platform (IDP) to accelerate time to market, and a deep dive into optimizing your development flow with GitHub Copilot. You'll also get hands-on insights from experts on building intelligent applications with Visual Studio Code, GitHub, and Azure, ensuring you leave with actionable takeaways to enhance your AI-driven development process.
Dungeons and deployments: The clusters of chaos - SEC1871M
You haven't mastered the basics of Kubernetes until you have a grasp on its security concerns. Join our adventurers as we journey to the “Duchy d'Voups” in search of knowledge, glory, and the “Weregoose” who stole the “Holy Certificate.” We'll need to find ways to buff our defenses, guard our camp, and watch each other's backs, all while making sure the “Weregoose” doesn't learn our secrets. Whether you're a “paladin,” a “rogue,” or a “sorcerer,” there's a way you can help keep your cluster secure. Roll for initiative: your cluster is under attack. This session with Noah Abrahams, consultant; Ian Coldwater, senior principal security architect at Docker; Kat Cosgrove, a lead open source advocate; Natali Vlatko, open source architect at Cisco; and Seth McCombs, senior infrastructure engineer at AcuityMD promises to be fun.
Opening keynote - 1975K
Kick off Day 1 with the highly anticipated opening keynote. Celebrating our 10th Universe, GitHub CEO, Thomas Dohmke, will take the stage to reflect on GitHub’s incredible journey and share our bold aspiration to empower 1 billion developers. Expect exciting announcements on the latest products, features, and ships that are set to redefine the future of software development.
How the New York Times engineered a user-friendly developer platform - DEV1230B
Accelerating time to market is paramount and engineers play a pivotal role. The key to staying ahead is to build an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) centered around self-service tooling, which leads to better developer and end-user experiences. In this session, David Grizzanti, principal engineer at The New York Times, will explore the nuances of platform engineering and offer insights for using GitHub as a foundation. He'll also share some specific challenges faced when designing the New York Times Developer Platform and those challenges that were addressed, ultimately enabling developers to deliver everything from breaking news to the next viral game.
#HappyCoding! Build intelligent apps with Visual Studio Code, GitHub, and Azure - DEV2016M
Join Microsoft's Amanda Silver, CVP for Microsoft’s Developer Division, Shayne Boyer, principal manager of Product Management, and Soojin Choi, senior product manager, for this exciting, demo-driven session. They'll showcase how you can get the most out of VS Code, GitHub, and Azure to rapidly build at-scale, intelligent applications. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just beginning your coding journey, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to harness the full potential of AI in your projects. #HappyCoding!
Optimizing your dev flow with GitHub Copilot - AI1607D
New tools always come with a learning curve, and GitHub Copilot is no exception. Just like working with a new colleague, collaborating with AI takes practice, experimentation, and collaboration. GitHub Developer Advocates Kedasha Kerr and Christopher Harrison will share their insights on how to get the most out of GitHub Copilot. They’ll walk through real-world examples highlighting the many ways you’ll interact with your AI-pair programmer. You’ll leave with several useful tips you can apply to your flow, helping you get guidance on tasks of all sizes.
5 things you didn't know were possible with GitHub Actions - DEV1643D
Unlock the full potential of GitHub Actions in this 25-minute demo with Jessica Deen, staff developer advocate at GitHub. Jessica will guide you through advanced features, such as job summaries, matrix jobs, reusable workflows, and OpenID Connect for passwordless cloud deployments. You'll also learn more about artifact attestations and explore starter workflow templates to help streamline your CI/CD processes. You'll see how these powerful tools can enhance your development workflow, boost productivity, and ensure security.
Figma for developers: Designed to ship great products, faster - DEV1881D
Effective collaboration between developers and designers is critical for product development—and the right tools can help. Developers can ship quality code faster when they don't have to switch contexts to stay in sync with designers. Clear communication and the shared language of design systems allow teams to streamline the hand-off process and build more efficiently at scale. Join Jake Albaugh, developer advocate at Figma, to discover new features that help developers optimize how they work across Figma's Dev Mode and their codebases, and bring design and development closer together.