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AI and Code Quality: Revolutionizing Development

Dive into the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence and software development in this captivating 25-minute live interview. Discover how tools like GitHub Copilot, JetBrains AI Assistant, and Google's Gemini Large Language Model are transforming the coding landscape by enhancing developer productivity, streamlining workflows, and ensuring higher code quality through practical demonstrations and insights. From harnessing generative AI for front-end and back-end programming languages to leveraging AI-powered features for exploring legacy code and implementing new functionalities, learn about the vast possibilities and the precautions needed to navigate this evolving domain. Join us for a session that promises to unfold the significant impact of AI on day-to-day development tasks, exploring both its capabilities and its challenges in modern software creation.

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Anton Arhipov

Anton is a Developer Advocate in the Kotlin team at JetBrains. With a professional background in server-side development, Anton has been building tools for developers for more than 10 years. Recognized as a Java Champion since 2014, he often presents as a speaker at large software conferences and contributes to the Kotlin YouTube channel.

Audrey Neveu

Développeuse sur le projet Spring Cloud Commercial & organisatrice MiXiT.

Guillaume Laforge

Guillaume Laforge is Developer Advocate for Google Cloud Platform, at day, focusing on serverless technologies, and at night, he is a Java Champion and wears his Apache Groovy hat.

Guillaume Ehret

Passionné par le développement front ou back de solutions centrées sur les utilisateurs.

Tug Grall

Tugdual "Tug" est Solutions Engineer chez GitHub où il aide les développeurs à utiliser au mieux GitHub sur leur projets.

Auparavant, Tug a travaillé chez Redis, Red Hat, MapR, MongoDB, Couchbase, eXo et Oracle comme dévelopeur, product manager ou developer advocate.

Tugdual est également co-fondateur du Nantes JUG (Java Users Group) qui réunit tous les mois depuis 2008 les développeurs et architectes de la région nantaise.