Windsurf events

⌖ Barcelona

A one-day conference exploring AI-powered app development and no-code tools with hands-on demos in Barcelona.

⌖ Oxford · Oxford University Department for Continuing Education

Hosted by University of Oxford Department for Continuing Education

The Oxford AI Summit 2026 explores how to design and prototype applications with AI assistance,and how individuals and organisations can build the skills to do it. Taking place from 9:00am on 14 September 2026 at the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education in Oxford, this third-year summit connects the practical work of AI-assisted development with the wider challenge of skills and reskilling. What to expect The summit focuses on using AI as an active part of the application-development process. Rather than treating artificial intelligence only as a subject for discussion, the event is designed to help participants understand how AI assistance can support the creation and prototyping of applications. Its core themes include: - AI-assisted development and the changing process of building software - Designing and prototyping applications with help from AI - The skills people need to work effectively with AI-assisted workflows - Reskilling in response to new development methods and capabilities - Connecting practical application building with longer-term professional learning This combination gives the event a broader perspective than a narrowly technical development session. It brings together the immediate question of what people can build with AI and the strategic question of how existing skills, roles and learning pathways may need to evolve. Who should attend? The Oxford AI Summit is relevant to people who want to develop a practical understanding of AI-assisted application creation, as well as those responsible for helping others adapt to AI-enabled work. That may include developers, aspiring builders, technical professionals, educators, learning and development teams, organisational leaders, and professionals considering how to update their capabilities. It should be particularly useful for attendees interested in both sides of the transition: building with AI now and preparing people for the skills that AI-assisted development requires. The emphasis on teaching participants to design and prototype applications also makes the summit relevant to those seeking a more applied perspective on AI, not simply a high-level overview of the technology.… Register for this event

⌖ Leicester · Bru Coffee Shop

Hosted by Ashley

Build apps, websites, automations and prototypes with AI at a relaxed, beginner-friendly build morning in Leicester on 12 September 2026. Hosted by Ashley for Vibe Code Social, this monthly hands-on session gives local builders a friendly place to make progress, exchange ideas and get unstuck. It runs from 10:00am to 12:00pm BST on Saturday 12 September 2026, upstairs at Bru Coffee Shop on Granby Street in Leicester. What to expect This is an open, social build morning rather than a formal class. The session begins with a short welcome and quick introduction round, giving everyone an opportunity to share: - Who they are and what they are building - Which AI or vibe-coding tools they use - The problem they are trying to solve - What they would like to get from the morning Afterwards, the room opens up for independent building, informal conversations and collaboration. You can pair with somebody working on a similar challenge, compare tools, ask for help with a blocker, join a small laptop show-and-tell or quietly focus on your own project. Expect people to share practical knowledge and make useful local connections without the pressure of presenting a polished result. Who it’s for The morning welcomes both technical and non-technical attendees. Some people may be shipping side projects, while others will be opening an AI builder for the first time. No technology background is required, and unfinished concepts, messy prototypes and “I don’t know where to start” ideas are all valid starting points. Projects could include apps, websites, automations, workflows, prototypes, side projects or ideas that are still taking shape. The common thread is curiosity and a willingness to experiment. What to bring… Register for this event

⌖ Barcelona

Hosted by GBSB Global

An intensive 3-week program to learn AI and business in Barcelona, including building real projects and visiting tech companies. This summer school covers AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, MLOps, and automation. Participants will gain practical exposure to AI development and complete a team project, receiving an official GBSB Global certificate.

⌖ San Francisco

The AI Engineer World's Fair 2026 is the largest technical AI conference globally, featuring 20 tracks, 250 speakers, 100 expo partners, and 6,000 AI Engineers, founders, and VPs of AI. Held in San Francisco, this event at Moscone is a must-attend for anyone in the AI engineering space, offering unparalleled networking and learning opportunities.

⌖ Leicester · Bru Coffee Shop, Granby Street, Leicester (upstairs)

Hosted by Ashley

Looking to turn AI ideas into real projects? Leicester's Vibe Code Social meetup brings together builders, makers, and curious minds who are using AI tools to create apps, websites, automations, and prototypes — no traditional tech background required. This hands-on Saturday morning session (10:00-12:00 at Bru Coffee Shop on Granby Street) is designed for people actively building with AI. Whether you're shipping production apps with Cursor or Lovable, experimenting with Bolt or v0, automating workflows, or still figuring out where to start — this is your space to connect, share, and make progress. What Makes This Different The first Vibe Code Social session in Leicester captured exactly the energy the organizers hoped for: genuine conversations, real collaboration, and useful local connections. This isn't a lecture or formal workshop. It's a practical, social environment where people chat about what they're building, help each other through blockers, compare tools like Windsurf, Replit, ChatGPT, and Claude, and make tangible progress on their projects. You'll find a mix of builders: some technical, some non-technical, some shipping real products, others exploring early-stage ideas. The common thread? Curiosity and a willingness to try things. Beginners are genuinely welcome — but this is hands-on, so come ready to build, share, or ask for help. What to Bring You'll need: - A laptop or suitable device - Access to at least one AI/vibe coding tool (Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, v0, Windsurf, Claude, ChatGPT, or similar) - An idea, project, problem, or workflow you're curious about building Half-built, messy, and 'I don't know where to start' are all perfectly fine. This is a judgment-free space for experimentation. How the Session Works After a brief welcome, the session stays fairly open. People typically move between chatting, working in pairs or small groups, sharing what they're building, asking questions, getting help, or quietly making progress on their own projects. It's sociable and practical — not forced networking. You won't be put on the spot or expected to intro