Hybrid: Vibe Coding: Building Apps at the Speed of Imagination

Speaker

David Pearson

Synopsis

Artificial intelligence is being increasingly used as a tool to improve efficiency, innovation and drive outcomes more quickly at scale. The world of application development is starting to harness the emotional and create 'vibe' of developers.

In this session, you will learn more about 'Vibe Coding', what it is, how it's being used, the tooling, driving quality code and taking applications to production. A live demonstration will be provided and there will be time for questions and answers.

About the speaker

David is an Open Source software fanatic, with over 3 decades in IT
consulting, solution architecture, software and sales engineering
roles.

He works at Red Hat as a senior account solution architect,
where he helps global service integrators (GSI?s) leverage Red Hat?s
portfolio and Open Source at scale. He is chartered member of the BCS
and IET, and involved with a number of volunteer groups. He is active
across many open source communities covering the Swift programming
language, containerisation, virtualisation and developer portals. Away
from work, he lives in Kent, has many hobbies including football,
creating content for his blog and parapsychology.

You can reach him via his blog at https://davpears.blog

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