Oct 30, 2024

DevGuild

AI Summit III: Code Generation

Previous Heavybit Speakers

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Edith HarbaughCo-Founder & Executive Chair, LaunchDarkly
Alexis Lê-Quôc
Alexis Lê-QuôcCo-Founder & CTO, Datadog
Christine Yen
Christine YenCo-founder & CEO, Honeycomb
Mitchell Hashimoto
Mitchell HashimotoCo-Founder, HashiCorp
Simon Wistow
Simon WistowCo-Founder & VP of Strategic Initiatives, Fastly
Abhinav Asthana
Abhinav AsthanaFounder/CEO, Postman
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Nora JonesFounder & CEO, Jeli
Eugenio Pace
Eugenio PaceCEO, Auth0
Nicolas Dessaigne
Nicolas DessaigneFounder, Algolia
Peter Reinhardt
Peter ReinhardtFounder, Segment
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Mathias BiilmannCo-Founder & CEO, Netlify
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Alex SolomonCo-Founder, PagerDuty
Shanea (King-Roberson) Leven
Shanea (King-Roberson) LevenFounder, CEO, CodeSee
Christine Spang
Christine SpangFounder, Nylas
Rajoshi Ghosh
Rajoshi GhoshCo-founder, COO, Hasura

Previous DevGuild Events

​AI has been transforming software development at an unprecedented rate. And with that change, we've encountered new possibilities, efficiencies, and also limitations. Which is why we think it’s important that we continue to come together to explore the most pressing topics to the developer-first audience in this new paradigm. The conversations that we have in this room can very well shape the future of this movement.

DevGuild: AI Summit was an Open Space unconference, with all the sessions created by the participants of the event, and confidentiality under Chatham House Rule. The summit offered a private, judgment-free environment for respectful, open-ended discussion on dev-centric topics–with a focus on drawing on the collective intelligence of the developer community at the event, and on sharing our learnings afterward.

Red Hat, Elastic, HashiCorp - we know the names of the most successful open source companies. But how are they both wildly famous and wildly profitable? On May 4th, 200 founders, product leaders, and open source experts came together in San Francisco to discuss how to turn developer love into an enterprise-scale OSS business.

In November of 2022 we brought founders, product and eng leaders, SREs, and incident commanders together for three days of virtual keynotes, real-world case studies, and panels covering best practices and full walkthroughs of the modern incident response stack. Rewatch the talks to come away with clear next steps and a full framework to measurably improve your incident management processes; from observability, to response management, to analytics and beyond.

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  • Photo of Nora Jones
  • Liz Fong-Jones Headshot
  • Mandi Walls
  • Erin McKeown
  • Sarah Butt
  • Linda Ypulong
  • Dylan Bochman
  • Jeff Martens
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  • Jesse Robbins's Headshot
Guy Podjarny, Nora Jones, Liz Fong-Jones, Mandi Walls, Erin McKeown, Sarah Butt, Linda Ypulong, Dylan Bochman, Jeff Martens, Ryan Duffield, Jesse Robbins

An efficient developer-first go-to-market is something many developer startups desire. We brought together 280 founders, execs, and GTM leaders to discuss the multi-pronged approach that companies take to build a product loved by developers, and sold to the enterprise.

  • Kathy Korevec
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  • Rajoshi Ghosh
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  • Priyanka Sharma
  • John Cutler
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  • Amanda Kleha
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  • Photo of Stefania Olafsdottir
  • Adam Gross
  • Abhinav Asthana
Kathy Korevec, David Carney, Rajoshi Ghosh, Magnus Hillestad, Priyanka Sharma, John Cutler, Chris Bach, Amanda Kleha, Matt DeBergalis, Stefania Olafsdottir, Adam Gross, Abhinav Asthana

Truly groundbreaking technical products require industry-wide education, a well-aligned community and product, and partners. We brought together 250 founders and community leaders to discuss what it means to start a software revolution and wield that power for good and profit.

  • Patrick Woods
  • Mary Thengvall
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  • Peggy Rayzis
  • Ashley Smith
  • Marc Holmes
  • Margaret Francis
  • Luke Tucker
Patrick Woods, Mary Thengvall, Matt McClure, Peggy Rayzis, Ashley Smith, Marc Holmes, Margaret Francis, Luke Tucker

In order to sell your developer product to the enterprise, you need to show that your team, code, and processes are secure. We brought together 150 founders, CISOs, security engineers, and product owners to discuss the right approach to enterprise security.

  • Oren Yunger
  • Lisa Hawke
  • Joseph Ruscio Headshot
  • Joel Fulton
  • Coleen Coolidge
  • Adrian Ludwig
  • Shruti Gupta
  • Lisa Hall
  • Justin McCarthy
  • Niall Browne
  • Harshil Parikh
  • Daed Latrope
  • Marzena Fuller
  • Talha Tariq
  • Ody Lupescu
  • Maarten Van Horenbeeck
Oren Yunger, Lisa Hawke, Joseph Ruscio, Joel Fulton, Coleen Coolidge, Adrian Ludwig, Shruti Gupta, Lisa Hall, Justin McCarthy, Niall Browne, Harshil Parikh, Daed Latrope, Marzena Fuller, Talha Tariq, Ody Lupescu, Maarten Van Horenbeeck

Whether you’re launching a new product, feature, or enterprise suite— there’s an art and science to the way you reach, engage, and delight your users. We brought together 200 founders and product leaders to discuss how they bring winning products to market again and again.

Before you sell to the enterprise, you need to BUILD for the enterprise. We brought together 200+ CPOs, founders, and senior product managers to learn and discuss the baseline features required to deliver Enterprise-Ready Products.

Whether you’re selling to individual developers, teams or the enterprise – effective pricing is key. But most SaaS founders price too low or wait too long to drive up their ACV. We brought together 150+ leading founders and product execs to discuss how they’ve priced and packaged for growth and profitability.

People aren’t transactions. Customers and communities want to be heard, respected, and valued. We brought together 200+ leading SaaS founders, marketers, and community builders who’ve mastered the art of driving user acquisition and revenue via content.

Demand generation is hard, especially if you’re nurturing a developer community and scaling the business. We brought together 200+ developer-focused, demand and lead gen marketers to learn how the best in the industry acquire, convert, and monetize their communities.

You need to think deeply about how you deploy, configure, scale, support, and manage your product, all while delivering an elegant developer experience. Our speakers shed light on the landscape and help you make the right decisions so you can seamlessly integrate your tools into the everyday workflows of developers.

We brought together more than 200 developer advocates & evangelists to explore the tactics and philosophies that inspire others to join a movement, rally for change, and breathe life into what might otherwise just be code.

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