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Este taller está diseñado para todos los niveles e intenta cubrir las principales caracteristicas de este tipo de productos:
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-Context actual del mercado
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-Adaptando el SLDC al mundo de AI Tooling
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-Comparando Cursor AI, Claude Code y otros
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-¿Todos los modelos funcionan igual?
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-¿Que valor aporta el uso de este tipo de herramientas?
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-Usando los modos de Agente (Ask, Plan, Agent)
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-Usando Skills
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- ¿Que es Spec-Driven?
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-Introducción
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-¿Como desarrollas?
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-Asistentes de AI
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-Evolucionando el SDLC
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-Conceptos
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-Workflows using Asistentes AI
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-Demos
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- Definiendo un buen Agent.md
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- Usando Servidores MCP en el dia a dia
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- Usando SubAgentes en tu desarrollo
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La charla explica los conceptos principales mediante ejemplos basados en Frameworks empresariales como son Spring Boot, Quarkus o Micronaut.
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Juan Antonio
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Technical Workshop on AI Tooling for Java Development
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Description
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For nearly three decades, enterprise Java software has been implemented manually by software engineers.
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In 2023, a new generation of AI-powered tools burst onto the market, and recently, tools like Cursor AI, Claude Code, and others are changing the way software is developed.
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This workshop is designed for all levels and aims to cover the main features of these types of products:
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- Introduction
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- How do you develop?
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- AI Assistants
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- Evolving the SDLC
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- Concepts
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- Workflows using AI Assistants
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- Demos
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- Defining a good Agent.md file
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- Using MCP Servers in daily practice
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- Using Sub-Agents in your development
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- Using AI Tooling in your pipelines
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The talk explains the main concepts using examples based on enterprise frameworks such as Spring Boot, Quarkus, and Micronaut.
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