XP8: Build, Extend, Upgrade

We'll meet for lunch, gløgg, cookies, and mingling at 11:30. The talks start at 12:00.

Join fellow developers for demos, practical examples, and a look at what’s next for Enonic.

12:00
Moving to XP 8: First Experiences from a Real Project
TBD

What does an XP 8 upgrade look like in practice?

12:30
Next.XP and Guillotine: Putting the Universal API to Work
Pavel Milkevich, Lead Software Engineer, Enonic

What does XP 8’s Universal API mean for your Next.js frontend project? Explore how Next.XP and Guillotine fit into the new architecture, with a closer look at:

• Programmatic Content Security Policy (CSP) handling
• Pluggable preview and the connection between your frontend and Content Studio
• The new Next.XP 6 architecture

13:00
Build Your Own Extension with Enonic UI
Alan Semenov, VP Engineering, Enonic

Enonic UI is the component library behind the XP admin, and it is designed for your own projects too. This session shows how to put it to work, using the new Settings module in XP 8.2 as a practical example. Learn how to:

• Build a new admin extension for the Settings module
• Enhance the extension's interface with Enonic UI components
• Apply permissions to limit who can access the extension

13:30
What’s New—and What’s Next for Enonic
Thomas Sigdestad, CTO, Enonic

A tour of recent improvements and upcoming features:

• New developer documentation: finding the right guides, references, and tutorials
• OAuth 2.0: smoother authentication from the CLI and other devices
• MCP: opening Enonic capabilities to Juke and other AI agents through an extensible interface
• Workflow MK2: the next iteration of publishing and issue management

See how these pieces fit together and what they could enable in your projects.

We wrap up around 14:00, but feel free to stick around for a chat or questions.