The World’s Leading Developer Event Comes to India.

Talks from people building and operating real systems: AI-assisted development, agents, cloud platforms, observability, data pipelines, security, developer tools, and delivery workflows. What broke, what scaled, and what teams would not do again.

Workshops, masterclasses, and live coding sessions where you actually try the tools, break things, and understand the details. Not just slides. Not just inspiration. Practical sessions you can bring back to your own codebase and workflows.

Traditional engineering practices are changing fast: coding assistants, agents, evals, context engineering, AI-assisted testing, security reviews, and new delivery patterns are becoming part of how modern teams build software. The question is no longer whether AI belongs in the workflow. The question is how to use it well without lowering quality, security, or engineering judgment.

The strongest developers are not just learning another framework. They understand systems, trade-offs, security, reliability, AI-assisted delivery, developer experience, and how to make better technical decisions. Use the event to learn which skills are becoming more valuable, which habits are becoming outdated, and where to invest your learning time next.

Use the event to test your assumptions before the next platform or tooling decision. Open source vs managed service. Build vs buy. Central platform vs team-level tooling. Agent workflows vs classic automation. Vendor claims vs practitioner reality.

Find out how other teams are handling the decisions you are making now: AI coding policies, agent governance, security reviews, platform ownership, observability, cloud cost, compliance, and developer productivity. Not best-practice theory, but what teams are actually shipping.

Use the event as a two-day engineering offsite. Split across tracks, compare notes over coffee, challenge assumptions, and turn scattered opinions into a shared direction. This is especially useful when your team is making decisions around AI adoption, platform architecture, security rules, developer productivity, or tooling.

Maintainers, founders, CTOs, SREs, security leaders, and product teams from the tools your company already uses are in the same place. Ask the questions that do not fit into documentation, GitHub issues, sales calls, or webinar Q&A.

Agents, evals, MCP, AI-assisted coding, platform engineering, cloud-native infrastructure, observability, and security are moving fast. The point is not to chase every trend. The point is to know what is real, what is early, and what is not worth your time yet.

Every developer has questions that are hard to answer from documentation, blog posts, vendor pages, or internal Slack threads. At the event, you can bring those questions into talks, workshops, hallway conversations, and Q&A sessions with people who have solved similar problems before.