Want to build powerful applications without writing code? This intensive full-day workshop takes you from zero to building and deploying real apps using visual development tools — no programming experience required.
This hands-on Toronto training session introduces professionals to the transformative world of no-code development. You'll learn how to create, customize, and deploy functional applications using drag-and-drop interfaces and visual logic builders. The course covers workflow automation, process optimization, and integration strategies that let you turn business ideas into working solutions in hours, not months.
What You'll Learn
Over eight intensive hours, you'll master the fundamentals of no-code development through practical exercises and real-world case studies:
Application Design Principles: Build intuitive user interfaces with no-code components, forms, and data management structures
Workflow Automation: Create automated processes using triggers, actions, and conditional logic to streamline business operations
Platform Integration: Connect multiple tools and services through APIs to enable seamless data flow across your tech stack
Deployment Strategies: Take applications from concept to production-ready solutions your team can actually use
The curriculum balances theory with hands-on practice. You'll work through guided activities building real applications, learning how to structure data, design user experiences, and implement business logic without touching code. By day's end, you'll have created functional prototypes you can adapt for your own projects.
Who Should Attend
This training is designed for business professionals, entrepreneurs, project managers, and anyone who wants to build digital solutions without technical barriers. Whether you're in operations, marketing, HR, or management, no-code skills let you prototype ideas, automate repetitive tasks, and solve problems independently. The only prerequisite is a willingness to learn — no programming knowledge needed.
Training Details & Benefits
The session runs 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Regus ON, Toronto - Yonge & Shuter (229 Yonge Street Suite 400). Your registration includes lunch, beverages, and light snacks throughout the day, plus a course completion certificate and 8 PDUs/training hours for professional development. Expert instructors guide you through each module with personalized support.
Learn how to automate daily life with Grok Bot at this hands-on Toronto meetup on 26 October 2026, featuring talks, Q&A, building and networking. Taking place from 5:30pm to 8:30pm EDT in Toronto, this monthly community event combines practical AI learning with time to meet other builders and work on ideas. Bring your laptop so you can participate in the building session. Dinner and drinks will be provided, and attendees will also have the chance to receive Cursor credits for use with Grok Bot. Agenda - 5:30pm: Mix and mingle - 6:15pm: First speaker - 6:30pm: Second speaker - 6:45pm: Q&A - 7:00pm: Networking and building - 8:30pm: Event ends The two speakers have not yet been named on the event page. The meetup is hosted by Neerav, Jia and Sukh, with support from a local volunteer team. Important: doors close at 6:15pm sharp. Registration requires host approval, and the exact address is revealed to approved attendees; the organiser describes the venue as 800 Bay. Request to join the meetup
AI Engineering Summit Toronto 2026 brings 150+ practitioners together for a full day on building, deploying and scaling production AI systems. Taking place on Thursday 29 October 2026, from 9am to 5pm, this in-person summit at the Hyatt Regency Toronto is designed for people turning AI concepts into dependable software. Expect real implementation stories, practical engineering patterns and candid discussion of what it takes to move from code to production, without vendor pitches. What the summit covers The programme is single-track and practitioner-led, with sessions spanning six core themes: - Agentic development: multi-agent systems, tool calling and long-horizon autonomous workflows - AI to production: LLMOps, evaluations, cost and latency management, deployment, monitoring and operating at scale - Responsible AI: red teaming, evaluation frameworks, safety, compliance and governance - AI architecture: RAG patterns, LLM gateways, inference and AI-native system design - AI-first leadership: integrating AI into the software development lifecycle, designing teams and hiring around AI - AI data infrastructure: vector databases, embeddings and the pipelines behind intelligent systems The summit also looks ahead to emerging production standards, including agentic systems and MCP. Rather than focusing only on models or demos, it addresses the architecture, operational discipline and organisational decisions needed to make AI useful, scalable and trustworthy. Who should attend? This is a production-focused event for developers shipping AI-powered products, engineers building intelligent systems, architects responsible for scale and reliability, and technical leaders shaping organisational AI adoption. It is also relevant to compliance and governance professionals working to ensure AI systems are safe and accountable. The content is particularly suited to attendees already involved in building, operating or overseeing AI initiatives. Participants should leave with tools, patterns and informed questions they can bring back to their teams. A conference built for useful conversations… Register for this event
Build practical physical AI workflows with FiftyOne at this hands-on workshop and meetup in Toronto on 11 November 2026. Co-presented by Nebius and Voxel51, this three-hour, in-person event brings together people working across physical AI, robotics, machine learning and computer vision. It takes place from 5:30pm to 8:30pm EST in the Giovanni Room at the University of Toronto Conference Centre, 89 Chestnut Street. What to expect The evening combines practical learning with short talks and community networking. It begins with food, drinks and an opportunity to meet other attendees before moving into a hands-on workshop focused on building physical AI applications with FiftyOne. During the workshop, attendees will explore workflows including: - Curating robotics and sensor datasets - Working with real-world visual data - Evaluating computer vision models - Using FiftyOne as part of a physical AI development process The meetup then shifts into a series of lightning talks from local practitioners working in AI, machine learning and computer vision. The listed programme includes hosts Daniel Gural of Voxel51 and Dhruv Diddi of Nebius, with Andrei Barsan of Waabi AI appearing as the featured speaker. The event closes with more time to connect, discuss projects and exchange ideas with Toronto’s technical community. Who should attend This event is relevant to AI and machine learning practitioners, computer vision specialists, robotics builders, researchers and developers interested in the data and evaluation challenges behind physical AI systems. Its mix of guided workshop activity, practitioner talks and informal conversation also makes it useful for anyone looking to understand how teams curate sensor data and assess vision models against real-world datasets. Workshop requirements Bring a laptop if you want to participate in the practical session. Access to the workshop environment requires a company, university or government email address; personal or disposable addresses such as Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook cannot be used. This is a platform-wide fraud prevention and compliance policy. Attendees who need an exception should contact the hosts before the event. View the event and registration details
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Generative AI Summit Toronto brings AI builders and executives together on 12 November 2026 for practical talks, workshops and production-focused discussions. Held at the Marriott Downtown at CF Toronto Eaton Centre, 525 Bay Street, Toronto, this single-day summit explores how teams can build, deploy and scale generative and agentic AI beyond the demo stage. Registration and breakfast begin at 08:00, with sessions running from 08:55 and a closing happy hour at 17:00. What to expect The morning headliner stage features perspectives from LangChain, Red Hat and OpenAI on owning AI intelligence, managing information trust and translating frontier capabilities into real-world impact. From 11:00, attendees can move between two dedicated tracks: - Generative AI Summit: enterprise execution, open-stack software factories, knowledge graphs, synthetic data, visual question answering and durable AI application design. - Agentic AI Summit: production failure modes, evaluation and observability, evolving systems, autonomous datasets, manufacturing agents and balancing autonomy with control. Speakers include technical and AI leaders from Google, NVIDIA, Airbnb, RBC Group, Mastercard, AstraZeneca, Wealthsimple, Siemens, HelloFresh and other organisations deploying AI in production. Alongside talks and panels, focused workshops cover reducing AI costs, building a policy-as-code agent committee on Cloudflare, and creating a text-to-SQL database agent. Breakfast, coffee breaks, lunch and the closing happy hour provide structured opportunities to meet engineers, executives and technical leaders facing similar challenges. The programme is designed for AI engineers, architects, product and data leaders, technical executives, and teams responsible for deploying reliable generative or agentic AI systems. Register and view the full agenda
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AI Week Frankfurt is a five-day applied AI conference in Frankfurt (The Squaire) running Oct 26–30, 2026, featuring Finance, Life Science, and Cross-Industry AI days. It brings together 5,000 visitors, 200+ speakers, and leaders from industry, policy, and technology to explore real-world AI applications, partnerships, and market-ready solutions. The event is designed for decision-makers, builders, and practitioners looking to translate AI strategy into tangible outcomes, with a strong emphasis on practical case studies and actionable insights. What to expect - A global stage hosting AI leaders, policymakers, and engineers focused on delivering measurable business impact - Industry-specific days (Finance, Life Science, Cross-Industry) to surface domain-relevant use cases and ROI - Keynotes, panels, and talks that translate research into practice, plus real-world demonstrations and live AI showcases - Hands-on workshops and training sessions to deepen skills in data, AI deployment, and governance - Substantial networking opportunities to form partnerships, explore pilots, and connect with potential vendors and customers Format and experience - Five days of programming at The Squaire, focused on practical outcomes, collaboration, and market-building strategies - A mix of keynote sessions, breakout tracks, and interactive exchanges designed for executives, product leaders, and technical practitioners - Ample time allocated for partnership discussions, demos, and peer learning across finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and beyond Who should attend - C-suite, VPs, and directors driving AI strategy and adoption - Data scientists, ML engineers, and AI product managers seeking real-world use cases - Government/regulatory professionals and researchers interested in AI policy and industry impact Logistics - Location: The Squaire, Frankfurt - Dates: October 26–30, 2026 - Registration: Site indicates a waitlist and ongoing updates; visit the official site for the latest details and registration information Why this matters AI Week Frankfurt aims to accelerate practical AI adoption by showcasing tangible outcomes, fostering partnerships, and highlighting scalable technologies. It’s a must for teams evaluating AI initiatives, vendors seeking pilots, and leaders wanting to stay ahead of industry shifts. Registration and full program details are available at the event site: https://ai-week-frankfurt.com
