Agentic development with GitLab & AI-driven Legacy Archeology

In the last session before the summer break, we will focus on the "friends" part of our Meetup and explore how you can speed up feature development using AI agents with GitLab and AI-driven Legacy Archeology.

THIS MEETUP WILL BE IN-PERSON 🕺
RSVPing ins mandatory, as there will be a mandatory registration a the entrance, do not forget to bring an id document (Führerschein is enough).

What to expect:
🗣️ Two or three speakers
👥 Meet old and new friends from the community
🍕 Free food
🎉 Open-end and free drinks afterwards
✔️ Just RSVP!

Agenda:

• 17:30 - Doors open
• 18:00 - Welcome by SQUER and andamp
• 18:15 - First talk
• 19:00 - Break
• 19:15 - Second talk
• 20:00 - Food, Drinks & Networking
• 21:50 - Doors closing

👂 Talks:
🗣️ Péter Bozsó - Agentic development with GitLab
🗣️ Christoph Havlicek - AI-driven Legacy Archeology or The Secret of the Lost Legacy Specification

🧑‍💻 Speakers:
Péter Bozsó is an Ecosystem Solutions Architect at GitLab by day, lifelong software engineer by night. In his hands-on, demo-heavy talk, he will walk you through how the use of AI agents with GitLab can significantly speed up shipping features without compromising on either code quality or security.

Christoph Havlicek is heading the Transformation Unit @ SQUER, where he is using his tech-skills to boost complex IT-projects. He is experienced in leading agile teams, while constantly striving to create software-solutions that are both sustainable and flexible.

In his talk he will share how SQUER leverages AI to boost modernizations by extracting knowledge and features from the legacy in an ai-driven structured approach.

Location, Food & Drinks are sponsored by AWS 🫶
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