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A four-hour hands-on workshop for anyone new to agentic coding — working developers curious about the shift, career-starters, bootcamp graduates, students and career-switchers alike. Attendees run the full pipeline themselves — spec, design, build, deploy — using the production Google toolchain: Antigravity, Gemini Gems, Stitch and Cloud Run. They leave with a working, deployed site of their own and a real mental model of how to drive an AI agent end to end.

What sets this apart: most workshops end at the door. This one doesn’t. Every attendee keeps access to a living online student guide — with deeper chapters on prompting, memory, recovery and spec-driven workflows — so they can keep building after the room empties.

Bring a laptop. Cloud credits are provided at the door; no credit card needed.

Delivered at Build with AI 2026, GDG Pristina (30 April 2026).

The way we build for the web just changed: AI no longer only autocompletes code — it builds a real page, runs it in the browser, tests it, and fixes its own mistakes. In this fully hands-on session you’ll experience that shift firsthand, going from a blank screen to a modern web page you designed and shipped live, all in one sitting. Whether you’re a student making your first real project or a professional modernising how you work, you’ll leave with something real online and a way of building you can put to use the very next day.

Built for a mixed room: students get a first real win they can share, professionals get a faster workflow. Everybody builds — nobody just watches slides.

Tools used: Antigravity, Chrome’s built-in on-device AI, Modern Web Guidance, and Chrome DevTools for agents.

The way we build for the web just changed: AI no longer only autocompletes code — it builds a real page, runs it in the browser, tests it, and fixes its own mistakes. This talk walks through that shift with the tools that make it work today: Antigravity, Chrome’s built-in on-device AI, Modern Web Guidance, and Chrome DevTools for agents.

Nobody needs a laptop and nobody needs to have used an AI tool before. The point is to leave knowing what the toolchain is, what each part of it is good for, and how the pieces fit into a workflow you can start on Monday.

The honest half matters as much as the demo: these tools will produce an excellent page or a shockingly bad one, and the difference is knowing what good looks like. So the talk covers the checks too — the ones that keep a generated page accessible, fast and working in every browser — and what did not work, from hundreds of hours of building with them.

Aimed at developers who want to try this on their own projects rather than read about it.

This talk cuts through the AI hype in e-commerce with hard facts and real browser data from over 150 European shops. It moves past theories and assumptions and stays on the metrics: how to evaluate AI-assistant traffic for genuine customer engagement rather than noise, and what AI-driven predictive loading actually did to the numbers.

First delivered in German at E-Commerce BBQ 2026 in Karlsruhe. Available in either language.

Delivered at E-Commerce BBQ 2026 (11 June 2026).