GunnarssonØredev presentation done! Both my voice and the sound cracked up a little, but I think it went fairly well. #oredev
horsdalExcellent keynote by Simon Wardley, insightful and very inspiring
#Øredev
Jan Lehnardt 
Hey #Øredev my friend and colleague Alex is talking about The UI/UX Benefits and Trade-Offs of Local-First Apps today at 13:55 in room Curie on the Web track.
Alex helped coin the term Offline-First and has been designing and building offline capable web and native apps since 2013, you’ll learn a lot!
https://oredev.org/line-up/91fef3b5-2b5b-4642-9e3a-9b348c8df1ab?tags=Web
Lisi HockeTo everyone at #Oredev2025, have a fabulous event! I wish I would be with you all right now, having inspiring conversations and getting excited to experience my first #Oredev - yet life happened, so unfortunately it can't be this year. I'll be following from afar and hope to see you at a future conference! 🍀
Xin YaoHeading soon to @oredev exploring how modeling can become a way of leading complexity. 🌿
From work ↔ collaboration ↔ conversation — new modeling fronts will be explored using relational methodology and sociotechnical architecture.
#Øredev #Leadership #sociotechnical_architecture #complexity
Shawn Wildermuth (🇺🇦++)I'm headed to Malmo! Come see what's new in .NET 10/C# 14! Meet me at #oredev 2025! https://oredev.org
With #osco kicking off tomorrow, my conference season is fully starting. 5 conferences in 2 months, what's not to like? 😅 🎉
I'll be speaking at:
💡 #NDCPorto
💡 #Oredev
💡 #BSidesMunich2025
💡 #AgileTD (ask me for a discount code!)
So much looking forward to these fabulous events and their amazing crowds. See you there! 🤩
KodsnackIn this week's Kodsnack, Teresa Wu talks devops for frontend, why it's all so complicated, and a bit about smaller and more open language models.
https://kodsnack.se/662/, and wherever you find podcasts!
#podcast #devops #oredev
In the sixth and final episode of Øredev debrief week Fredrik chats with Ingrid af Sandeberg about people's perception of AI and the dangers of it hiding behind a natural language interface. #podcast #oredev #kodsnack
https://kodsnack.se/618/
https://kodsnack.se/618/
Kodsnack 618 - This chaos element, with Ingrid af Sandeberg
Recorded on-stage at Øredev 2024, Fredrik talks to Ingrid af Sandeberg about AI and people’s perception of it. While it’s very powerful to be able to interact with models through natural language, that interface in itself hides a lot of what’s actually going on. Many thanks to Øredev for inviting Kodsnack again, they paid for the trip and the editing time of these keynote recordings, but have no say about the content of these or any other episodes.