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This is a meetup group for developers, coders, architects, tech leads, and Cloud enthusiasts.

IBM Developer is a platform of resources to help you further your application development!

This meetup group is run by the IBM Developer Dubai team and its extended family. It is intended to further expand your application development and DevOps skills through webinars, workshops, tech talks, hackathons, and social engagements. We work with Data, AI, Blockchain, and new ways of deploying your cloud-native applications using Microservices and Serverless. Our meetups are all free!

You can also follow our IBM Developer live channel on Crowdcast (https://www.crowdcast.io/ibmdeveloper) to get notified of future events as well as watch on-demand replays of past ones!

You can find the code content & resources we use on the IBM Developer platform here:
https://developer.ibm.com/

You can sign up for a free IBM Cloud account here:
http://cloud.ibm.com/

You can learn more about our team here:
https://developer.ibm.com/cities/dubai-ae/

See you at one of our events soon!

Cheers,

Anam, Fawaz, Khalil, Masa, Mridul, Sidra & Naiyarah
IBM Developer

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Bob TV Episode 2 Tokenmaxxing: How Much Context Does AI Coding Really Need?
Tue, Oct 6 · 7:00 PM GST
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# Bob TV: Episode 2: Tokenmaxxing: How Much Context Does AI Coding Really Need?

## Tue, Oct 6, 2026 11:00 AM EDT (11:00 AM EDT) Add to calendar

Every prompt, file, and instruction adds context. More context can improve the result, but it also increases token use and may make relevant information harder to find. In this episode, Max and Markus discuss how developers learn with AI, what Bob shows about context use, and how to reduce token waste without weakening the result.

Key topics:
- How context size affects quality, cost, and retries
- What Bob shows about context and what developers should include
- Practical habits for scoping tasks, selecting relevant files, and starting fresh sessions