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⌖ Sheffield · Sheffield Hallam University Owen Building Room 942, City Campus

Hosted by Front End Sheffield

Explore how AI is reshaping design and frontend development at this free Front End Sheffield meetup on 29 October 2026 in Sheffield. Courtney Kyle will explain how Pendo is moving beyond static Figma handoffs towards a two-track workflow: rapid, vibe-coded exploration alongside production branches and pull requests in the frontend repository, connected by a deliberate translation step. Expect candid lessons from a workflow still in development, including what is working, what is not, and why machine-readable design systems are becoming increasingly important as AI enters the product-building process. A second talk is still to be announced. Running order - 6:15pm: Doors open and attendee sign-in - 6:30pm: Welcome - 6:40pm: Talks begin - 7:30pm: Open mic - 7:40pm: Social at nearby pub The Fargate, with a volunteer leading the way The event takes place in Room 942, Owen Building, Sheffield Hallam University City Campus, on Thursday 29 October, from 6:15pm to 8:15pm GMT. Use the main lifts, select floor nine on the touchscreen, and follow the Front End Sheffield signs after leaving the lift. This rescheduled meetup is free, inclusive and open to attendees from all backgrounds and experience levels. Online registration is required for door check-in, and attendees should read the Front End Sheffield code of conduct beforehand. Register for this event

⌖ Location TBC · Prague, Czech Republic

Hosted by DevFest.cz

DevFest.cz returns to Prague on 30 October 2026 as the city's most distinctive developer conference, bringing together the Czech Republic's tech community for a full day of cutting-edge talks, hands-on learning, and networking. This in-person event focuses on the technologies shaping modern software development, from AI and machine learning to cloud infrastructure and open source innovation. What to Expect DevFest.cz 2026 covers a comprehensive range of technical tracks designed for developers at all levels: - AI & Machine Learning — explore the latest developments in artificial intelligence, neural networks, and ML frameworks - Android & Kotlin — dive deep into mobile development with Android's official language and ecosystem - Web Technologies — discover modern frameworks, progressive web apps, and frontend innovations - Cloud & DevOps — learn about infrastructure as code, container orchestration, and deployment automation - Flutter & Dart — build beautiful cross-platform applications with Google's UI toolkit - Security — understand best practices for secure coding, authentication, and threat mitigation - Open Source — engage with the communities and projects driving collaborative software development The conference format emphasizes practical knowledge sharing, with sessions led by experienced practitioners who've solved real-world problems. Attendees will leave with actionable insights they can immediately apply to their own projects and codebases. Who Should Attend This event is ideal for software engineers, mobile developers, DevOps engineers, security specialists, and technical leads working across the full stack. Whether you're building AI-powered applications, managing cloud infrastructure, or contributing to open source projects, DevFest.cz provides an opportunity to deepen your expertise and connect with Prague's vibrant developer ecosystem. The conference maintains its reputation for quality content and community atmosphere, bringing together local and international speakers who share both technical depth and practical experience. Past editions have attracted hundreds of developers who value substance over hype and genuine learning over surface-level overviews. Doors open at 9:00 AM Central European Time, giving attendees a full day to absorb new ideas, participate in discussions, and build relationships with fellow developers tackling similar challenges. The in-person format ensures meaningful face-to-

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Node-RED Con 2026 is an online conference dedicated to Node-RED and low-code automation, taking place on 3 November 2026. The event is relevant to developers, automation practitioners and builders interested in using Node-RED to create connected workflows and applications. It will be hosted online, making it accessible from anywhere; however, the event page does not currently specify a timezone. No agenda, speaker line-up, session format or experience-level requirements have been published yet. Check the event listing for programme and attendance updates as the conference approaches. Register for Node-RED Con 2026

⌖ Location TBC · Mexico City, Mexico

Hosted by WAN-IFRA LATAM

Mexico AI in Media Forum 2026 returns to Mexico City to address one of the most pressing questions facing journalism today: how can newsrooms strategically adopt artificial intelligence while preserving editorial integrity, audience trust, and journalistic values? This forum brings together media directors, editors-in-chief, managing editors, and digital transformation leaders to examine the real organisational and editorial impacts of AI adoption. What to expect The forum centres on eight strategic themes that reflect the current state of AI in newsrooms. AI in content creation explores how generative tools can support editorial production without compromising quality or trust. Sessions on generative search tackle how AI-powered search engines are fundamentally changing content visibility, traffic patterns, and distribution strategies — a critical concern as traditional search evolves. Data-driven storytelling sessions demonstrate how newsrooms are combining data analysis, visualisation, and AI to create compelling editorial narratives. The agent collaboration in the LLM era track examines new workflows emerging between journalists, editors, and AI systems, moving beyond simple automation to genuine human-AI partnership in the editorial process. AI governance is a cornerstone theme, addressing the frameworks and policies media organisations need to adopt AI responsibly. The forum explores what it means to become an AI-first newsroom — the cultural and strategic shifts required to embed AI across the organisation rather than treating it as a peripheral technology. Critical sessions on AI and disinformation examine the editorial risks posed by synthetic content, deepfakes, and manipulated media, alongside practical responses newsrooms can implement. The closing theme, the next chapter for AI and editors, looks ahead to the strategic decisions that will shape newsroom leadership in the coming years. Who should attend This event is designed for media executives and senior editorial leaders — directors, editors-in-chief, managing editors, section editors, and newsroom leaders navigating AI transformation. Digital journalists, data scientists, AI specialists, and teams working across product, technology, and editorial strategy will find sessions directly relevant to their work. Whether you're just beginning to explore AI adoption or already implementing advanced sy

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⌖ Location TBC · Microsoft, Kanalvej 7, 2800 Lyngby

Hosted by Context&

The AI Agents Summit 2026 in Lyngby, Denmark, shifts the conversation from AI agent hype to practical implementation. This full-day event at Microsoft's offices brings together decision-makers, IT leaders, and practitioners to explore how AI agents are creating real value in production environments across organizations. What makes this summit essential AI agents have evolved from concept to reality—reshaping how organizations design solutions, develop software, and make strategic decisions. This summit addresses the critical question facing every organization: not if you should implement AI agents, but how to do it successfully. You'll gain insights into the technological and organizational choices that determine success, understand how roles and responsibilities are shifting, and discover concrete paths forward without rebuilding your entire stack. Key takeaways Attendees will leave with a comprehensive understanding of the AI agents landscape, spanning no-code/low-code solutions through enterprise architecture. The programme features real customer cases focused on adoption, governance, and measurable impact. You'll explore Microsoft Copilot Studio and M365 agent architecture in depth, gaining perspectives on how AI agents are fundamentally changing organizational leadership and operations—all delivered through open dialogue with experts and practitioners, explicitly without sales pitches. Programme structure The day begins with a keynote on future perspectives, followed by hands-on sessions on Microsoft Copilot Studio and M365 in practice. Two customer case presentations demonstrate real transformation with AI agents and strategic implementation. Afternoon breakout sessions run on parallel tracks—one for no-code/low-code approaches, another for pro-code development—ensuring content matches your technical depth. A closing keynote synthesizes the day's insights into actionable next steps. Networking and hands-on exploration Throughout the summit, an open demo area allows you to see AI agents in action, speak directly with experts, review Context& customer cases, and exchange experiences with organizations navigating similar transformations. The extended lunch break and multiple networking windows create space for meaningful conversations with peers facing comparable challenges. Who should attend This summit is designed for decision-makers, leaders in IT and digital transformation, architects, develo

⌖ Leeds · Sir William Henry Bragg Building GR.18

Hosted by Artificial Intelligence Society

Discover how agentic AI goes beyond chatbots to become your intelligent digital teammate at this beginner-friendly workshop hosted by the Leeds University Artificial Intelligence Society. Taking place at the Sir William Henry Bragg Building, this introductory session demystifies AI systems that don't just respond—they plan, execute, and learn from their actions. What Makes Agentic AI Different While traditional chatbots simply reply to prompts, agentic AI systems transform goals into tangible outcomes. These intelligent agents break down complex tasks into manageable steps, select and use appropriate tools—from search engines and code editors to spreadsheets, email clients, and calendars—then execute actions autonomously. What sets them apart is their ability to reflect on results, verify their work, and retry when needed. This fundamental shift from passive response to active execution represents a paradigm change in how we interact with AI. What You'll Learn This hands-on workshop covers the essential building blocks of agentic systems without requiring any coding experience. You'll explore how these agents leverage large language models (LLMs), integrate external tools, maintain memory across interactions, and employ sophisticated planning algorithms. The session breaks down the core feedback loop that enables agents to continuously improve their performance and adapt to changing requirements. You'll examine real-world student use cases that demonstrate practical applications, from automating research workflows to managing complex project timelines. The workshop also addresses crucial topics around safety considerations and evaluation frameworks, helping you understand both the capabilities and limitations of current agentic systems. Why Attend As the first workshop in the society's comprehensive Agentic AI series, this session provides the foundational knowledge you'll need for more advanced topics ahead. You'll leave with a clear mental model for understanding how agents operate, realistic expectations about their current capabilities, and insights into where this technology is heading. The society emphasises accessibility—no technical prerequisites are required, making this perfect for anyone curious about the next evolution of AI systems. Spots are limited for this popular workshop, ensuring an intimate learning environment where you can ask questions and engage directly with the material.