dev2next is the premier conference designed for software developers, architects, technology leaders, development managers, and directors. The event explores cutting-edge strategies, tools, and essential practices for building powerful applications, focusing on the latest trends and industry best practices. Attendees will gain exclusive insights from industry…
Welcome to the conference.
Software development exhibits a curious trend: yesterday’s best practice becomes tomorrow’s antipattern. Why? EJB and SOA were once Best Practices, now shunned as anti-patterns. Th…
Languages like Java, C#, and C++ predominantly focused on multithreading whereas some languages including JavaScript kept their eyes on asynchronous programming. As it turns out, w…
Most AI orchestration frameworks ignore infrastructure. Kubernetes doesn't. In this full-day workshop, you'll build a multi-agent AI system using Kubemoot, an open-source Kubernete…
Software architects have no clean, easy decisions: everything is a terrible tradeoff. Architecture has lots of difficult problems, which this platform-agnostic class highlights by …
Agentic coding assistants and editor based AI chat interfaces are altering the development workflow leading some to proclaim the end of software engineering. Is it time to explore …
You finally have a Domain Model that represents the business and supports the functionality of the system. Then the hard part: how do you persist that model to a relational databas…
AI agents become useful when they can act. They need tools: ways to inspect code, run tests, query systems, retrieve context, open tickets, call APIs, summarize logs, and perform c…
It's very likely that the majority of the software architecture diagrams you've seen are a confused mess of boxes and lines, irrespective of whether they were created by humans or …
What does it mean when 55 companies show up, and 11 bet on three roles at once?
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2% of the speakers carry senior titles: C-suite, Founder, VP, or Director-level.
Of 50 on the bill · classified by free-text title
These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.