JS Eindhoven

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🗓️ When: May 13th at 18:00
📍 Location: Microlab Eindhoven Strijp-S Kastanjelaan 400 5616 LZ

🕔 Time table:
18.00 - 18.30 - Walk in and food
19.00 - 19.30 - Kubilay Karpat - From Chat to Action: How AI Agents Are Getting Things Done
19:45 - 20:15 - Simon Karman - Real-Time Multi-User State Management with Krmx

20.15 - 21.00 - Drinks and networking

Event in English 🇺🇸

💬 Talks
From Chat to Action: How AI Agents Are Getting Things Done
Imagine the first time you interacted with ChatGPT. It was amazing, right? Dreamlike even. It can talk, it can answer questions. At least this was my experience. Something was missing though. All that “intelligence” was stuck behind a chat interface. It was thinking, I was doing the legwork. Copy-pasting some text because it couldn’t browse websites, jumping through multiple tabs to gather info from blog posts or documentation, updating Jira tickets manually based on its suggestions, or debugging and rewriting boilerplate code it helped generate but couldn’t apply itself. Now the agents are here—they can think and ACT. But how do they do it? And how will they help us? Let’s discuss this together.

Kubilay Karpat
Kubilay is a software consultant at Xebia, where he helps others build efficient backend systems and explores topics in Generative AI.
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Real-Time Multi-User State Management with Krmx
As an extension to Krmx (a network protocol for realtime multi-user interactions), Krmx State offers elegant solutions for one of distributed application's most challenging problems: maintaining consistent state across clients and servers in real time.This presentation will briefly explain Krmx, before exploring the three distinct state management models that Krmx State provides: Atom, Stream, an Projection.

Simon Karman
Simon is a Cloud Consultant at Xebia and a Game Developer at home.