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The AI revolution isn’t coming — it’s already altering how we architect products, ship features, and run engineering teams.
During this talk, in his signature charismatic style, Sander Hoogendoorn, CTO at iBOOD.com and a seasoned developer with over four decades of coding experience, doesn’t get stuck in theory or hype, but confronts the pressing issues head-on. You’ll get a no-fluff, grounded view from iBOOD — what we’re already doing with AI, how we built it into our systems, and how it shapes the way we work.
We will walk through concrete examples, such as using the Responses API, adopting the Model Context Protocol (MCP), embedding AI into our e-commerce workflows, and automating genuine parts of our stack. You’ll see where AI accelerates, and where it fails us.
We won’t shy away from the dark side either — vendor lock-in, breaking prompts, model opacity, shifting APIs, and how fast dependency can become fragility. These are real risks that shape architectural and organizational decisions we make daily.
To survive exponential speed, we retired many practices: no Scrum, no rigid ceremonies, no big upfront plans, no pull requests or code reviews. Instead, we embrace working in fluid autonomous microteams, continuous learning, experimentation, and radical adaptability.
Expect an honest, fast-paced, and experience-driven session — mixing architecture, culture, and practical insight — on what it truly takes for developers and teams to survive and thrive in the age of AI.
Please subscribe to our YouTube channel @ youtube.com/@DevoxxForever
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The AI revolution isn’t coming — it’s already altering how we architect products, ship features, and run engineering teams.
During this talk, in his signature charismatic style, Sander Hoogendoorn, CTO at iBOOD.com and a seasoned developer with over four decades of coding experience, doesn’t get stuck in theory or hype, but confronts the pressing issues head-on. You’ll get a no-fluff, grounded view from iBOOD — what we’re already doing with AI, how we built it into our systems, and how it shapes the way we work.
We will walk through concrete examples, such as using the Responses API, adopting the Model Context Protocol (MCP), embedding AI into our e-commerce workflows, and automating genuine parts of our stack. You’ll see where AI accelerates, and where it fails us.
We won’t shy away from the dark side either — vendor lock-in, breaking prompts, model opacity, shifting APIs, and how fast dependency can become fragility. These are real risks that shape architectural and organizational decisions we make daily.
To survive exponential speed, we retired many practices: no Scrum, no rigid ceremonies, no big upfront plans, no pull requests or code reviews. Instead, we embrace working in fluid autonomous microteams, continuous learning, experimentation, and radical adaptability.
Expect an honest, fast-paced, and experience-driven session — mixing architecture, culture, and practical insight — on what it truly takes for developers and teams to survive and thrive in the age of AI.
![[VDBUH2026] Andrei Mihai & Bianca Bulbuc - How Agentic AI Empowers Creative Thinking](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tl1uqW8RSAo/mqdefault.jpg "[VDBUH2026] Andrei Mihai & Bianca Bulbuc - How Agentic AI Empowers Creative Thinking
As AI systems evolve from reactive tools into autonomous agents, UX Design must adapt to a new paradigm, one where interfaces don’t just respond, but reason, plan, and act.
In this talk, we’ll explore how Agentic AI is reshaping the future of UX, transforming AI from an assistant into a creative and operational partner. Designers will no longer design only screens and flows, but intent, delegation, and collaboration between humans and agents.
We’ll look at how agent-driven interactions change:
how users express goals instead of commands
how interfaces shift from control surfaces to orchestration layers
how designers move from execution to creative direction
The session will also introduce the role of Model Context Protocol (MCP) in enabling agent-based systems to understand context, connect tools, and act consistently across experiences, bridging design intent and autonomous execution.
This is a talk for designers, developers, and product leaders who want to understand what it means to design with agents, for humans.")
