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Join me next 24th for a hands-on workshop building AI agents with Python, Jev, MCP and other tools
The main goal is leave with the understanding to create your own agents and automate tasks.
More details at https://t.co/Kw0FUTuUCw
#AIAgents#Python#MCP#AgenticEngineering#Jev
Lieven De Cock's new workshop “C++20 Modules: A Gentle Hands-On Workshop” is next week: https://t.co/N14U99HhI4
Learn how to build and structure a modular C++ project using C++20 Modules and CMake, with minimal slides and plenty of hands-on coding.
Forward deployed engineer jobs are out there.
But as postings have risen 729% in a year, most still list activities instead of naming what the person is accountable for.
Read full piece: https://t.co/gvctM2I7jJ
#ForwardDeployedEngineering#AgenticAI#EnterpriseAI #DeepEngineering
🚀 Agentic AI for Finance is back.
Join Nicole Königstein’s live 4-day bootcamp and build secure AI agents for real financial workflows through coding, labs, and hands-on practice.
📅 Aug 29–30 + Sept 12–13
🔗 https://t.co/XY7aRFhs6y
#AgenticAI#FinTech
Dear Architects,
I've got something for you today, 50% off a #conference I think is worth your time this Saturday.
The code is ARCHITECT50 and Packt have opened it up to this whole community, subscribers and followers alike.
It's for ARC 2026, running this weekend, 25-26 July, fully online. Packt's two-day summit on how software architecture is changing as systems become more autonomous and data-driven.
The agenda is the reason I'm passing it on. David Ping opens with the solutions architecture keynote, there's a fireside chat on governance and harness engineering patterns with Juan Bustos and Dr. Ali Arsanjani, and Imran Ahmad on designing reliable AI systems. Governance, observability, accountability when a system decides something on its own, these are the questions I keep hearing from teams, and it's good to see a programme built around them.
Roundtables and workshops too, not just talking heads, which I appreciate.
Thank you to the team at Packt for the code 😉
This community is the best part of what I do, and being able to bring you something back now and then makes it better.
See you there?
https://t.co/vNmYcS9bOm
@deararchitects
Writing a tech book isn't about explaining technology.
It's about making it practical enough that someone can use it on Monday morning.
@ajchantw explains why that was the hardest part of writing "The Platform Engineer's Handbook".
🎥 https://t.co/356HH6U3uu
AI is reshaping how we design & build software systems. If you're interested in AI governance, agentic systems & building reliable AI systems, check out ARC:
Software Architecture in the Age of AI featuring speakers from Google, AWS, Netflix & more - https://t.co/M2AB3gscAW
Most companies adopting AI make a bad trade. For speed, their data runs through systems they don't control, priced on terms they didn't set.
Rick Spencer, GM of Product and Engineering at @SUSE, on how an open source enterprise runs AI at scale without giving up control of its data, tooling, or costs:
https://t.co/nJIRLsQ2Gy
📘 Multi-Agent AI Engineering is now available for pre-order.
Learn how to design, orchestrate, evaluate, and scale production-ready multi-agent systems with practical Python examples and proven engineering patterns.
By Dr. Xiao Ma and Dr. Chi Wang.
🔥 Get 25% off when you pre-order on Packt for a limited time.
Packt - https://t.co/V0rISPXtoV
Amazon - https://t.co/ctsPUP5Yx0
#AI #AgenticAI #MultiAgentSystems #AIEngineering
Building Reliable AI Agents with Java and LangChain4J?
Join Susanne Pieterse , LangChain4J contributor for a hands-on workshop on building reliable AI agents in Java with evaluation, guardrails, and observability built in.
here is the link - https://t.co/Q9qr33GmVp
Use code JAVA50 to get 50% OFF
Most Python developers know how to write code that works.
But the harder skill is building software that can be tested, changed, maintained, and handed off.
Read Deep Engineering #50: https://t.co/pdIHGuSjBc
#Python#SoftwareEngineering
One of the more interesting shifts in software engineering right now is the move from AI prototypes to production systems.
This workshop explores what that looks like for Java teams.
Led by Susanne Pieterse, Contributor to LangChain4J, iSAQB Software Architect, and international speaker, the session covers practical topics such as agent design, evaluation, guardrails, observability, and production readiness.
Sandra Ahlgrimm, Senior AI and Java Advocate at Microsoft, will also be joining for the panel discussion.
If you're interested in how AI is being integrated into real-world Java applications, this looks like a valuable session - https://t.co/qrbj4eEP4I
Use code JAVA50 to get 50% off your ticket.
Enterprise AI has an API problem.
In this month's special issue of Deep Engineering, we go deep on the API layer with insights from Erik Wilde, Nandita Giri, Rohan Gupta, and Mayank Bhola.
Read it here: https://t.co/V6dPBsdPOd
#APIs#AgenticAI#PlatformEngineering#OpenAPI
Deep Engineering #49 is out.
@itsgorain shares his perspective on Open Source Intelligence, messy data, and real-world AI systems.
Read it here → https://t.co/fgCDGhqpuX