Zalando's Alejandro Saucedo says that AI is not new. In fact, many of the fundamental concepts its built upon actually began in the 1970s. Watch Alejandro's insightful session from the World Congress at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

The MDN docs show the 402 status code as reserved for future use. When, though? Watch Algorand Foundation's (@AlgoFoundation) Brian Whippo deliver this fantastic session at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13... 🎟️ Get your tickets now for World Congress 2026 over at worldcongress.dev

Everybody has the right to be on the internet. This is what drives Cloudflare (@cloudflare) in thier mission to protect users. Check out Chief Strategy Officer Stephanie Cohen's sit down session from the World Congress at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

Kyle Daigle (@kdaigle) says that GitHub has been a remote company for 15 years because it benefits everybody involved. Do you work remotely?

Algorand Foundation's (@AlgoFoundation) Brian Whippo says that our buying habits have changed a lot over the past ten years, and this has presented developers with new challenges.

AI is EVERYWHERE... but Zalando's Alejandro Saucedo says the AI space is just getting bigger, and this is why it's exciting time for developers to get involved. Check out Alejandro's session from the World Congress - in full - over at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

Cloudflare (@cloudflare) operates at an incredible scale, and has recently introduced a whole load of new features to give everybody on their network more control over their content, blocking AI crawlers by default and more.

You can vibe code a project with just one prompt, but if you break it into smaller chunks you’ll get a better result from the LLM.

Algorand Foundation's (@AlgoFoundation) Brian Whippo says the HTTP 402 Payment Required status code is fascinating for lots of reasons. What do you know about it? 🤔 Watch his session from the World Congress 2025 over at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

AI benchmarks are not everything, according to @NVIDIA's Ankit Patel. He says that even if your model performs well on benchmarks, it's important to thoroughly test it in context, in your application. Watch this session in full at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

Kyle Daigle (@kdaigle) says it's important to invest in your development team, and this starts with letting them work from wherever they are. Is your company remote-first? 🤔

Rick Ossendrijver, Software Engineer at Picnic, says they chose to use GraalVM to build their own rule engine because off-the-shelf solutions wouldn't fit their use cases, and they couldn't be happier. Watch Rick's session from WeAreDevelopers LIVE at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/17...

Francesco Ciulla (@FrancescoCiull4) says he started studying Computer Science to change his life, but didn't instantly enjoy writing code. Do you enjoy coding right away, or did it take time?

Magnus Östberg, Chief Software Officer at Mercedes, says that vehicles are now software-defined, letting the owner customise them and add new features. Check out this session in full at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13... 🎟️ Get your tickets now for World Congress 2026 over at worldcongress.dev

SAP's Michael Ameling says it was important for their developers to be able to switch between models to take advantage of each of their benefits. Do you stick to one LLM, or switch between them? Watch this session from the World Congress at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

Francesco Ciulla (@FrancescoCiull4) says that we all have different kinds of strengths, and having a weakness does not make you a bad programmer. What's one aspect of programming you find difficult? 🤔

Ankit Patel, Senior Director at NVIDIA (@nvidia), says we're figuring out how to turn almost anything into tokens and this opens the door for all kinds of innovation. What most excites you about the future of tech?

What role does software play in the automotive industry? Magnus Östberg, Chief Software Officer at Mercedes, says that software keeps drivers safe, and blocking certain features lets drivers drive without distraction.

AI is forced to be derivative, so can it really capture the creativity of humans? John Romero says his development team created Doom because of who they were as people, and AI could not re-create it.

Francesco Ciulla (@FrancescoCiull4) says that being told he would never become a developer was the motivation he needed to do just that. Watch Francesco's inspiring session from the World Congress over at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

Katrin Lehmann, CIO of Mercedes-Benz, says it's as important for leaders to stay on top of trends as it is for developers. So much so, they take time out of their week to get to grips with the technicals.

Anu Bharadwaj, President of Atlassian, says she remembers the time someone told her about the impact software had on their life. How does software improve your life?

Francesco Ciulla was lucky enough to get his name as a .com domain. Is yours already taken? Watch episodes of Coffee with Developers and more at wearedevelopers.com/en/videos

Picnic's Rick Ossendrijver explains how they used GraalVM to create their own rule engine, automating all kinds of complex actions in safe and reliable ways. Watch Rick's session from WeAreDevelopers LIVE at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/17...

AI is so often incorrect, but confidently so, too. Will LLMs always hallucinate? 🤔

Did you know there over 20 different types of <input> elements? Stop using generics like <div>'s when you could use an input instead. Here's five you can start using right away 👇 www.wearedevelopers.com/en/magazine/...

Anu Bharadwaj, President of Atlassian, says it's important to understand how developers feel, not just measure how much code they write. Which metrics should managers measure? 🤔

What is open source AI? Matt White of the Linux Foundation outlined in his session at the World Congress. Available now, in full, over at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13... 🎟️ Get your tickets now for World Congress 2026 over at worldcongress.dev

Are managers in touch with the real problems faced by developers? Does AI make us less productive? Are we happy at work?

Semantic elements do much more than just make your HTML easier to read. They're great for accessible, and have lots of built-in benefits you may not know about. Which are your favourites? 🤔 www.wearedevelopers.com/en/magazine/...

Watch part one of the best of WeAreDevelopers LIVE from 2025 now, and keep in touch with all of your favourite guests 👇 www.wearedevelopers.com/en/magazine/...

Online simulators and dev tools aren’t enough to truly assess how easy your site is to use for people with assistive technology. How do you make your projects accessible? 🗞️ Subscribe to the Dev Digest at wearedevelopers.com/devdigest

Matt White of the Linux Foundation said they felt it was necessary to create a permissive license in the space of AI to adapt to the way software is heading. Watch this great panel over at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

Keith Cirkle feels that frameworks do not value their users' time, because changes in paradigms require users to re-learn mental models and technical approaches each time the framework is updated. Do you like frameworks, or find them frustrating?

According to Marco Podien of the Algorand Foundation, most impactful tech tends to get hyped up early on, but after the hype fades, its real value becomes easier to see. Blockchain, he says, has followed this pattern, but now its real-world use is clear.

Gemini x Google Search = smarter, more ethical AI Inline citations. Link-backs. A model built for transparency & stewardship. Logan Kilpatrick dives into how AI can create value and support the open web 🌐

In the open source space it's often a case of striking a balance between being open and giving back to the community, and finding a way to actually monetise the software, too. Watch this insightful panel over at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13...

Google doesn’t need to solve every problem - and that’s by design. Logan Kilpatrick explains how they focus on primitives at a global scale (think: billions of users), and leave the rest to the dev ecosystem

Picnic's CTO Daniel Gebler says that if you don't add new features, users will think the software is no longer being maintained. Did you realise this before? 🤔

Ryan J. Salva explains how Google supercharged the Gemini CLI, grounding it with results from Google Search.

Google's Ryan J. Salva says that developments are impressive, but concerning. Are we working hard to replace ourselves? 🤔 Check out this session in full at www.wearedevelopers.com/en/videos/13... 🎟️ Get your tickets now for World Congress 2026 over at worldcongress.dev

Picnic's CTO Daniel Gebler says that they initially offered a food delivery service, but saw the opportunity to do something different and went for it.

Kyle Daigle (@kdaigle) says AI will not replace developers, and instead it will just operate alongside us. Do you agree? 🤔

Modern design software needs to speak an engineer's language, according to Penpot CEO, Pablo Ruiz-Muzquiz. Are developers and designers merging into one role?

Matthias Neumayer, co-founder of OscarStories, says he's already been targeted by AI scammers, and it's only going to get worse. Would regulation help fix the issue?

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels says that Amazon operates at such an incredible scale, they have had to innovate out of the unique issues they've encountered over the years.

@AWS's Tiffany Souterre joined us for our LIVE show and showed how easy it is to set up an MCP server and give an agent access to it. Super clean setup, and quick too 👏

Accenture's Tobias Regenfuss says hackathons are a great way for organisations to get developers familiar with their product, but they also learn a lot from the innovations that developers bring.

"Everything will be fine. There's nothing you can do to stop it". Google's Ryan J. Salva says that maybe we should accept the fact AI is here to stay, but not worry too much about the future. What do you think? 🤔

DeepL's Tim Cadenbach says that the time he failed to live code on stage ended up being one of the best talks he ever did, because the audience could relate. Do you prefer tech talks that show the pain points? 🤔