DevFest.cz 2026 Agenda, Schedule & Sessions — Agenda
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21 talks as of 28 October 2026. Times in CET, on 30 October 2026.
The Case of the Missing Velocity (And Other AI Engineering Mysteries, Solved)
Now that code generation is readily available, software development has evolved into a systems engineering discipline. "Vibe checks" won't cut it when teams need a modern, rigorous SDLC process to keep up. More commits don't necessarily lead to more releases, multi-agent loops can waste tokens, and high test coverage…
Open Sesame to the Monolith: Raiding the Legacy Cave with AI Agents
Every enterprise sits on a "Cave of Wonders".A massive codebase packed with decades of invaluable business logic, hardened edge cases, and customer data. But it's usally locked behind outdated languages, undocumented dependencies, and crushing technical debt. For years, engineers have been forced to act as poor…
Can an LLM understand your car? Real telemetry and predictive insights
Modern cars produce far more data than what appears on the dashboard: sensor readings, diagnostic codes, pressure changes, temperature values, service intervals, and component health trends. In this talk, we’ll explore how to turn telemetry collected from different real Porsche sports cars into clear, useful insights…
Zero to Shipped: Build a Full-Stack AI App in 90 Minutes
The way we build software is changing dramatically. Instead of just writing code, we’re now orchestrating autonomous coding agents that help us build software better and faster than ever before. But how does it all work? How can you guide your agents to build exactly what you want, instead of producing AI slop? In…
GenUI in Production: How GenUI and A2UI Change Mobile Apps
AI has made it easier to ship apps but not easier to make apps people keep using. The apps that matter will be the ones that fit the person opening them. GenUI is a key enabler in this direction: the design system stays stable while the UI adapts to the user. We will go from idea to architecture: what GenUI actually…
Quantum Computing: A New Paradigm for Processing Information
Quantum computing represents a fundamentally different approach to computation—one that goes beyond simply making existing computers faster. By leveraging quantum-mechanical principles such as superposition, entanglement, and interference, quantum computers introduce new ways of representing, processing, and…
AI Printer go brrr
Every AI demo works fine until it has to touch something real. The model responds, the screenshot looks great, and then you try to wire it up to an actual device and find out how much the screen was covering for you. So we figured we'd close that gap in front of an audience instead of quietly at home. One prompt, one…
Interactions that work for all users
This talk explores how users interact with websites and how developers can make those interactions accessible to everyone. Using practical examples, such as converting an inaccessible navigation widget or carousel into accessible versions, we’ll explore common accessibility issues and their solutions. The session will…
Hack a Humanoid: Build Your Own Robot Skills in 100 Minutes
What would you build if you had access to a real humanoid robot? Join us for a 100-minute hands-on hackathon with Senti, a Unitree G1 humanoid powered by Sentio OS. Using our API, you'll be able to control the robot's movements, work with computer vision, access LiDAR data, and create your own robot behaviors. Form…
Your App, Their Data: Local-First with Evolu
Most apps store users’ data on a server and lend it back through an API. Local-first reverses that model: data lives on the user’s device first and remains under their control. The app works without a connection—and can outlive both its servers and the company behind it. To bring this approach to Trezor Suite across…
Gemini Enterprise in Practice: From Secure Access to Real Business Impact
Gemini Enterprise brings generative AI into the workplace—but adopting it successfully requires more than just enabling a tool. In this talk, we explore how Gemini Enterprise fits into real organisational environments, focusing on secure access, identity integration, data boundaries, and practical usage patterns…
The Day I Left My Linux Machine Running: A Love Story with OpenClaw & Hermes
It was February 5th. I was boarding a flight to South Africa, leaving behind nothing but a beefy Linux machine named pupurabbux and a restless curiosity about automation. Little did I know that by February 7th, my entire world would shift on its axis. Join me for a whirlwind journey from standard engineering to…
Not All APIs Are Created Equal: The Most Useful Skill for 2026
"We need to talk." A Slack message lands, and your brain has already written the worst-case ending: this is it, I'm getting fired. That jump from four neutral words to full-blown panic takes milliseconds, and it quietly erodes trust on teams every single day. In this talk we'll show you how to recode that reflex using…
We are all Fucked: An Android Developer’s Guide to the Post-AI Apocalypse
AI is dominating Android development, driven by hype over reality. As organizations rush chatbot syntax into production, we are left cleaning up a dumpster fire of unscalable slop. It is time to look past the echo chamber and address our real challenge: protecting codebases from automated pollution. True engineering…
Hardware is Hard, but AI is Smarter: The Robotics "iPhone Moment" is Here
For years, we’ve said "hardware is hard" to explain why robots haven’t taken over the world yet. But in 2026, the script has flipped. AI is finally giving robotics its "iPhone moment"—turning clunky machines into smart, adaptable agents that can actually understand the physical world. Whether you are building the next…
Is Your Repo Agent-Ready? Building a Checklist for the AI Revolution
Have you heard of AI? Of course you have - it’s likely writing code alongside you every day. But as we move from basic autocompletion to autonomous AI agents, a critical question arises: is your codebase actually built to collaborate with them? In this talk, I will share my journey of trying to build the ultimate…
Bright future for software development (and why my developers disagree)
This is not a talk about AI. It is a talk about the people who have to live with it, and about what the new way of work actually costs them. I spend my days designing future - a system where AI agents write most of our software. This is a fundamental change to digital product building and many people are afraid of…
Building a real-time collaborative editor
Have you ever wondered what it takes to develop a solution similar to Google Docs and then build on top of it with extra layers of security and functionality? During the planning phase of a military operation, there are multiple text documents that need to be updated simultaneously by multiple users. At the same time…
GenUI, LLMs driving the user experience, what could go wrong
Current LLMs and models are powerful enough to generate real-time, context-based interfaces for each user. This talk will explore the benefits of providing each user with a personalized interface far beyond what has been possible until now. It will also address the challenges this entails, not only in terms of…
People Aren’t Machines: Collaboration Hacks for Specialists Who’d Rather Talk to Code
You can write flawless code and still watch a project stall because two people read the same message in two different ways. We document our code obsessively and leave the human part to guesswork. Clear collaboration is a skill you can practise, not a personality you are born with. In this talk, I will give you…
AI in regulated environment
AI powered engineering in banks is challenge. Existing regulations are here to support the resilience, but the responsibility remains still on companies. ČS is the largest bank in CZE with vital impact on CZE economy. AI is not only booster but also a new dependency. It has significant impact on the way of work. But…
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30 October.
Uhelný Mlýn, Libčice nad Vltavou. Doors at 08:00, closing remarks at 19:00, afterparty until 23:00.