Keynote speaker Jan Peter Jansen (Founder Eonics) will show you how to use AI to build quality code that lasts.

AI writes the code, you own the quality.

Prompting your way to a working feature has never been easier. Prompting your way to software that survives a security review, a load test and three years of maintenance is a different problem entirely.

Most teams have solved speed. Almost none have solved what comes after: the untested edge case, the dependency nobody vetted, the architecture that quietly rotted because every prompt optimised for “make it work” instead of “make it hold.”

This is the second edition of our AI Native Development series, and this time we invited a serial entrepreneur with decades of real world experience in delivering working software.

Jan Peter Jansen, founder of Eonics, has spent his career building software that runs in production for large organisations long after the original team has moved on. He’ll show how he integrates testing, security and code review directly into the AI-assisted workflow. Not as a clean-up phase afterwards, but as part of the loop itself.

In the workshop you’ll take your own idea or codebase and apply the same practices: prompt patterns that produce testable code, review strategies that scale beyond reading every diff, and guardrails that catch what the model doesn’t know it broke.

What you’ll take away

• A concrete workflow for keeping test coverage, security and code quality inside the AI loop instead of bolting them on afterwards
• Prompting patterns that produce reviewable, maintainable code, and how others produce technical debt
• Practical guardrails: what to automate, what to review, and how to tell the difference
• Honest answers about where this approach breaks down

Who this is for

Senior developers and engineering leads who already use AI tooling daily and have hit the limits of it. Not an introduction to AI-assisted coding, we assume you’ve been there for a while.

Programme

18:00 — Doors open, food and drinks
18:15 — Talk: Jan Peter Jansen
19:00 — Break
19:15 — Hands-on workshop
20:00 — Drinks and discussion

Practical

Bring your own laptop with tooling installed and a working pro account for ChatGPT or Claude. The evening is in English. Food and drinks are on us. Free, but seats are limited. We cap the workshop to keep it useful.

Reserve your spot now through Eventbrite.