Amsterdam · Pegasystems Atrium Tower – Centre Building (10th Floor), Strawinskylaan 3011, 1077 ZX Amsterdam
Hosted by AI 4 ALL
Curious about GenAI and vibecoding but not sure where to start? This hands-on masterclass in Amsterdam will show you how to transform a simple idea into a working prototype in one evening—even with zero coding experience. Join AI4ALL, Pegasystems, and Lovable for a beginner-friendly learning night where modern AI tools meet practical application building. This isn't just another AI talk—it's a workshop where you'll actually build something. The evening features two expert-led tracks: Elena Avramenko, Founder of Modaal.dev, and Dmitrii Abramov, Product Lead at Foundever, will guide the Lovable track, demonstrating how to shape an MVP from both business and user perspectives. Meanwhile, Jennifer van den Berg, Senior Director at Pegasystems, and Peter van der Putten, Director of Pega's AI Lab, will showcase how Pega Blueprint turns conversational prompts into enterprise-grade applications. What You'll Learn The evening begins with a clear introduction to vibecoding—what it actually means, what's realistic to build in ~2 hours, and how to keep your scope tight. You'll then clarify your idea using a structured template covering your target user, the problem you're solving, what makes your solution different, and the "happy path" for your mini MVP. Don't worry if you arrive without a concept—an idea bank will be available for inspiration. Choose Your Build Track Track A - Build a Simple Prototype in Lovable: Create a focused 1–3 screen prototype, working solo or in pairs with facilitator guidance. Lovable credits are included in your ticket price, and you'll leave with something tangible to share immediately. Track B - Build an Enterprise App with Pega Blueprint: Experience how GenAI combined with no-code design transforms a few sentences into working enterprise workflows. See how rapid prototyping connects to real business applications and scalable processes. What You'll Walk Away With By the end of the evening, you'll have a clear one-page concept defining your target user and problem, a realistic understanding of what GenAI can and cannot do quickly, a working prototype (either i
