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GitHub Copilot Dev Days Berlin

Tue, Oct 6, 2:00 PM

From Global AI Berlin

4.5

✨ Dev Days is a global, in-person community-led initiative taking place from September 1st - October 31st, 2026. The series brings together developers, enthusiasts, and local tech communities to explore the power of GitHub Copilot through practical, hands-on experiences. Open to all developers, each session runs for approximately 2-3 hours and focuses on real-world workflows, hands-on activities, and workshops centred on GitHub Copilot in the Copilot app and the CLI. Agenda: 04:00 PM - 04:15 PM Opening and Networking 04:15 pm - 05:00 pm Talk **Yuriy Varshavskyy** *Agentic Workflows with GitHub Copilot* Discover how GitHub Copilot Agentic Workflows can automate complex development tasks by combining AI-driven planning with GitHub Actions. In this session, you'll learn what agentic workflows are, how to create them using a simple Markdown definition, compile them into executable GitHub Actions workflows, and integrate them into your development process. We'll also explore key benefits such as automation, consistency, reduced manual effort, and faster delivery of software solutions. 05:00 pm - 05:15 pm Break 05:15 pm - 06:00 pm Talk **Luise Freese** *Beyond Proof-of-Concept Prison: Who Owns What We Ship?* In a proof of concept, AI is a feature. In production, it becomes infrastructure. The impressive demo is the easy part. Shipping it means confronting everything the prototype was allowed to ignore: maintenance, integration, failure, accountability, cost, and the people whose work will be reorganized around the system. Organizations often treat Proof-of-Concept Prison as a technical problem. But many prototypes remain prototypes because nobody has made the decisions a real product requires. Ownership stays vague, budgets remain temporary, and delivery teams inherit risks they do not have the authority to resolve. The organization wants innovation, but hesitates when innovation demands lasting responsibility. Yet assigning a product owner does not settle the deeper question of ownership. Who owns the models, infrastructure, data and knowledge the product depends on? Who gains control when work is moved into systems operated by a handful of vendors? Who captures the productivity gains, and who carries the social and environmental costs? A system can be technically robust, operationally mature and commercially successful while still making its users more dependent and concentrating power elsewhere. This talk connects the practical challenge of escaping Proof-of-Concept Prison with the politics of putting AI into production. Because shipping is never merely the moment a prototype becomes a product. It is the moment technical choices become organizational dependencies, working conditions and power relations. The question is not only whether we can ship it, but what, and whose, system we strengthen when we do. 06:00 pm until the end of the world Networking 😅 # Code of Conduct We are committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all participants. Please review the event Code of Conduct before attending. 👉 **Event Code of Conduct**: [https://github.com/github/dev-days/blob/main/EVENT_CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md](https://github.com/github/dev-days/blob/main/EVENT_CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)

56 attendees

Berlindroid Monthly Meetup

Wed, Oct 28, 5:00 PM

From GDG Berlin Android

4.8

Let's talk Android!   Agenda --- Hosted By Mario Bodemann, GDG Organizer 🧑‍💻 Louis Tsai, Android Developer Matthias Geisler, "Geißler" Complete your event RSVP here: https://gdg.community.dev/events/details/google-gdg-berlin-android-presents-berlindroid-monthly-meetup-2026-10-28/.

3 attendees

Let’s Discuss “Digger”

Sun, Oct 4, 4:30 PM

From Let’s discuss films

4.9

This week we will discuss the new movie “Digger” starring Tom Cruise. Our discussions take place in English. Join us at Volksbar to share what you loved or hated about the movie, or just come for the company of other film lovers!

6 attendees

Crochet Phone Bag

Sat, Oct 17, 8:00 AM

From Berlin Weekend Workshops

Crochet Phone bag is a hands-on crochet workshop, you’ll create your own personalized phone case, a handmade accessory to carry with you every day. Choose your favorite colors, pick up your crochet hook, and discover how relaxing it can be to make something beautiful with your own hands. We’ll guide you step by step, from the first stitch to your finished piece. In just three hours, you’ll create a phone case that’s practical, stylish, and uniquely yours. Expect an evening of creativity, good conversations, and those little moments of satisfaction that come from making something yourself. Perfect for curious creatives, or anyone looking for a relaxing break from the everyday. And the best part? You’ll leave with more than just a crocheted phone case, you’ll leave with something you made yourself. **What’s included** * All yarn and materials you’ll need to make your phone case * Personal guidance and support throughout the workshop * Drinks and small snacks to enjoy along the way * A relaxed, creative atmosphere with plenty of inspiration * Your finished phone case is yours to take home at the end **Workshop duration:** approximately 3 hours **Due to venue and material costs we cannot offer free events at the moment. This is a paid event, kindly find the google forms registration link to secure your spot.** Kindly note that your spot is not reserved until you make the payment. Limited spots, secure yours soon: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesxsGC8B0Sn6v3VcKK4B4Qo2NNc9x4tf1jJkXrJbgiUYG6Qg/viewform?usp=header](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesxsGC8B0Sn6v3VcKK4B4Qo2NNc9x4tf1jJkXrJbgiUYG6Qg/viewform?usp=header)

2 attendees

AWS Women's User Group Berlin: October Event - Technical Workshop

Mon, Oct 12, 4:00 PM

From AWS Women's User Group Berlin

4.8

**AWS Women’s User Group Berlin presents an interactive, hands-on workshop hosted at the AWS Berlin Office!** AI-assisted software development is transforming how we build applications. However, getting great results from AI coding tools isn't just about writing good prompts—it's about giving AI the right context, requirements, and technical guidance. Join us for a beginner-friendly **Level 200 workshop** where we’ll introduce **Spec-Driven Development** and show you how to work more effectively with Claude Code, guiding you from what you want to build straight through to implementation. **What You’ll Experience** This is a practical, hands-on session—not just a presentation. We’ll walk through a real-world example, and **free temporary AWS accounts will be provided** for the workshop! You will learn how to go from: **👉 Idea → Specification → AI-assisted Implementation → Validation** Key takeaways: * What Spec-Driven Development is and why it's powerful when working with AI coding tools. * How to turn an idea or requirement into a clear, structured specification. * How to provide Claude Code with the right context and guidance. * How to review, validate, and practically apply AI-generated implementations. ***!Please bring your own personal laptop!*** *No previous experience with Spec-Driven Development or Claude Code is required. A basic understanding of coding or AWS is helpful, but the session is designed to be accessible to beginners.* **Speakers & Workshop Assistants** * **Sana Shah —** Cloud Operations Lead at DEMICON * **Liya Wang —** AWS Solutions Architect * **Workshop Assistants:** Shabnam Motamedirad and Tugce Konuklar will be supporting and guiding you during the hands-on session! 🗓️ **Event Details:** \- Date: Monday\, October 12th \- Venue: AWS Berlin Office — EDGE East Side \(Please bring your laptop\!\)\, [address](https://maps.app.goo.gl/rGpHYo8t6VLwvRyK7) \- Time: 06:00 PM \- 9:00 PM Doors open at 6:00 PM Food & drinks will be provided. 📋 **Program Schedule:** **18:00 – 18:15** \- Welcome & Registration \(Doors open at 18:00\) **18:15 – 18:30** \- Introduction: Spec\-Driven Development & Claude Code **18:30 – 19:30** \- Hands\-on Workshop **19:30 – 19:45** \- Break **19:45 – 20:15** \- Workshop Continued **20:15 – 20:30** \- Q&A and Closing Remarks **20:30 – 21:00** \- Networking\, Food & Drinks 🎟️ **RSVP** Secure your spot by RSVPing now! Seats are limited! Please note that this user group is specifically for WOMEN and FLINTA\ *(female, lesbian, inter, trans\*, non-binary, and agender) only. Please also check out the AWS User Group Berlin. \*\*\*\*\*\* 🚨Attention🚨 This meetup is hosted at Amazon Offices and attendees must be registered to go through building security. Make sure you bring an ID card with you, and you register the event with a valid name that matches to your ID. Media and Consent: We inform all attendees that photographs and videos will be taken during the meetup and will only be used by the event organizers for documentation and promotional purposes. By RSVPing to this event you are consenting to our media policy. Please let the organizers know if you do not want to be in the pictures/videos. Thank you very much for your cooperation! \*\* The AWS Women’s User Group is the very first official women-centric AWS User Group in DACH and EMEA. This group serves as a secure and supportive platform for women who want to share their AWS knowledge, passion for cloud computing and advance their career through targeted learning opportunities. We extend a warm invitation to FLINTA individuals who are interested in being part of our User Group. Code of Conduct: At the AWS Women's User Group in Berlin, we have a strong and unequivocal code of conduct in place to create a safe and empowering environment for all.

40 attendees

Blood on the Clocktower: Trouble Brewing & Bad Moon Rising

Thu, Oct 15, 5:00 PM

From Blood on the Clocktower - Berlin-Schöneberg @Boardroom

Ein Dorf, eine dunkle Bedrohung – und mittendrin ein Dämon, der sich unter euch versteckt. 🕯️ Bei Blood on the Clocktower schlüpft ihr in geheime Rollen: Die einen kämpfen für das Gute, die anderen brauen im Verborgenen Unheil. Wer blufft, wer sagt die Wahrheit? Nur gemeinsam – und mit einer guten Portion Menschenkenntnis – kommt ihr dem Bösen auf die Schliche. Wir spielen das **Trouble Brewing oder Bad Moon Rising**-Skript, je nach Wunsch der Gruppe. Keine Sorge, wenn du es noch nie gespielt hast: Unser Storyteller führt euch durch alles, und du bist vom ersten Moment an dabei. Erfahrung? Nicht nötig – nur Neugier. 🗓️ **Freitag, 15. Oktober 2026 · 19:00 Uhr** (bitte 10 Min. früher da sein) 🗣️ Wir spielen auf **Deutsch** 💶 15 € 🎥 **Zum Vorbereiten:** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-aZP47Nm9g](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-aZP47Nm9g) ✅ **Anmeldung:** https://boardroom-reservierung.netlify.app/events/ Kommt vorbei, traut euren Mitspieler:innen (oder auch nicht 😏) und findet heraus, wer das Böse ist! 📍 Boardroom, Hohenstaufenstraße 69, Berlin-Schöneberg

1 attendee

Scaling QA with Agentic AI : From Gatekeeper to Force Multiplier | Berlin Meetup

Wed, Oct 7, 4:00 PM

From The Test Tribe Berlin

4.5

**Scaling QA with Agentic AI : From Gatekeeper to Force Multiplier \| Berlin Meetup** Development is getting faster. But QA cannot simply scale by hiring testers at the same rate as developers. So what happens when QA changes its role? At The Test Tribe’s 13th Berlin Meetup, Mofazzal Hossain will share how Cybus has evolved QA from a traditional gatekeeping function into an advisory and system-level quality function — and how agentic AI can help make that model scalable. Instead of asking AI to simply write tests, the approach encodes testing expertise into repo-based skills that are versioned with the code, reviewed through pull requests, and executed in CI. **Event Details** * Date: 7 October 2026 * Time: 06:00 PM – 08:00 PM CET * Venue: Room 121, Building 1, 2nd Floor, Kastanienallee 82, 10435 Berlin **Session – From Gatekeeper to Force Multiplier** **[Speaker: Mofazzal Hossain, QA Lead at Cybus](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mofazzal/)** The session explores how QA teams can scale their impact by changing where and how they apply their expertise. At Cybus, tickets are explicitly routed as dev-verified, advisory, or QA-owned. Developers verify their own features against a test plan shaped and reviewed by QA, while QA focuses its capacity on system-level, non-functional, and other areas where deeper quality expertise is needed. The next layer is agentic AI: encoding QA knowledge into reusable, version-controlled skills that can move from a Jira ticket to an executable test. You’ll see how this model works in practice, including the skills currently used in production and the limitations that still require human judgment. **How This Meetup Solves Your Problem** * QA is struggling to keep pace with development? Explore a model that scales QA expertise without simply scaling headcount. * QA is becoming a bottleneck? See how explicit ownership can help distribute verification across developers, advisory QA, and QA-owned testing. * AI-generated tests aren't enough? Explore how repo-based skills can turn testing expertise into reusable automation. * Worried about trusting AI agents? Understand why outputs remain drafts until reviewed and where agents can still produce confident but incorrect results. * Not sure what governance AI testing needs? Explore the considerations that should be addressed before rolling agentic workflows out. **Why Show Up on 7 October?** * Because development speed is increasing, and QA needs new ways to scale its impact. * Because “issues found by QA” may not be the most useful measure of a modern QA team's value. * Because you’ll see how QA expertise can become part of the codebase through repo-based AI skills. * Because advisory QA can shift the focus from testing everything to applying quality expertise where it matters most. * Because understanding the limits of agentic AI is just as important as understanding its capabilities. **Become a Speaker at The Test Tribe events:** Wish to share your insights with the community at a future event? Submit your talk idea [here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8xebmOBD2WYXwGKWj7GteY-tMLaj-aZzQk88MAsE0LUiMUQ/viewform?utm_source=luma) and our team will get back to you, if the idea resonates with them too. **About The Test Tribe** The Test Tribe is the world's largest software testing community, empowering testers globally since 2018. With 700+ events and 150K+ members across 130+ countries, we bring testers together to learn, grow, and connect through meetups, conferences, cohorts, masterclasses, and more. By RSVPing, you agree to our [Terms and Conditions](https://www.thetesttribe.com/website-terms-conditions/?utm_source=luma) and [Privacy Policy](https://www.thetesttribe.com/our-privacy-policy/?utm_source=luma) and consent to be contacted by The Test Tribe and our event partners

7 attendees

A Java 8 lambda and JobRunr is all you need for distributed (batch) processing!

Wed, Oct 7, 4:30 PM

From Java Usergroup Berlin-Brandenburg

4.5

The Java User Group Berlin-Brandenburg and our partner [codecentric](https://www.codecentric.de/) invite you to the talk **A Java 8 lambda and JobRunr is all you need for distributed (batch) processing!** by Ronald Dehuysser on **October the 7th, 2026**. **A Java 8 lambda and JobRunr is all you need for distributed (batch) processing!** (Ronald Dehuysser): Are you struggling with CPU-intensive tasks, high I/O work, or do you need to schedule background jobs without blocking the rest of your system? I often see teams building a scheduling solution themselves, severely underestimating the complexity of running jobs asynchronously. A costly endeavour, especially with a simple, free and open-source solution readily available. Find out more at https://jug-berlin-brandenburg.de/blog/2026/jobrunner/

47 attendees

Cybersecurity × AI: Berlin's Builders, Breakers & Backers #5

Wed, Oct 7, 5:00 PM

From Startups.Berlin

4.4

AI has changed both sides of the security equation at once. Attackers are automating reconnaissance, phishing, and exploit development at a scale that didn't exist two years ago. Defenders are shipping agents that triage alerts, patch code, and hunt threats faster than any SOC team could. And an entirely new attack surface — the models themselves — is being built into products before anyone has agreed on how to secure it. Berlin has quietly become one of Europe's densest clusters of people working on exactly this problem: security founders, ML engineers, red teamers, CISOs, researchers, and the investors funding them. This meetup is an attempt to get them in one room. **⚠️ Attendance is limited and by application only** To be considered, apply here: [https://luma.com/ak9geyg6](https://luma.com/ak9geyg6) We're capping this event at **10 people**. The reason is deliberate: we'd rather have a room where everyone present is actually working in this space than a large room where most people are browsing. Smaller rooms mean better conversations and a much higher chance you meet the two or three people who matter for what you're building. The form takes about two minutes. We'll ask for: * Your name and where you work * What you're building, investing in, or researching * Your role (founder / engineer / security lead / investor / researcher / other) * What you're hoping to get out of the evening We review applications on a rolling basis and confirm attendees by email. Applying early genuinely helps — once we're at capacity we close the list. If you're not selected this time, you'll be first in line for the next one. **What to expect** * [2–3 short talks] from founders and practitioners building at the intersection — offensive AI, AI-native defense tooling, securing LLM applications, compliance under the EU AI Act * An open Q&A where hard questions are welcome * Long-form networking **Who we're looking for** Founders (pre-idea to Series B), security engineers and researchers, red teamers, CISOs and security leads, VCs and angels active in the space, and serious people looking to move into it.

8 attendees

berlinCreators Werkstattabend

Fri, Oct 9, 4:00 PM

From berlinCreators - Your friendly Makerspace (ehem. eLAB)

4.9

Unser Verein berlinCreators e.V. trifft sich jeden Freitag ab 18 Uhr im Makerspace. Wir haben Gruppen rund um Elektronik, 3D-Druck, Nähen, Programmieren, Retro Computer. Egal ob Anfänger oder Profi – hier seid Ihr Willkommen. Ihr könnt mit anderen fachsimpeln, Euch inspirieren lassen oder auch mit unserer Hilfe Eure ersten Projekte starten. Wenn Ihr Euch bei uns wohlfühlt und Mitglieder bei den berlinCreators werden möchtest, freuen wir uns. Kommt vorbei, lernt den Space, uns und die Möglichkeiten kennen.

1 attendee

Creative Code Stammtisch

Fri, Oct 2, 5:30 PM

From Creative Code Berlin

4.8

**⭐ DOORS OPEN AT 19:30. PLEASE ARRIVE BEFORE 8PM! ⭐** The Creative Code Stammtisch is a casual show-and-tell for artists, makers, designers, coders, performers, learners and anyone interested in the use of computing skills for artistic expression. The event is free and open to all, regardless of age, origin, gender or experience. Beginners and first-timers should feel especially welcome! You don't have to be a coder yourself 😃 HOW TO FIND US? Find Prachtsaal Studio by crossing the courtyard next to Cafe Augusta on Jonasstr. 22, 12053 Berlin. WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT? We start with quick introductions, then open the floor to anyone who wants to present something. There are usually around six 10-minute slots available, plus time for questions from the audience. First-timers are encouraged to share their work. Topics range from net art to computational design and interactive installations all the way to wearable electronics or generative poetry. If you’re wondering whether your own project might fit, take a look at the [Stammtisch archive](https://creativecodeberlin.github.io/Stammtisch/) to see what others have shared in the past. This event is *not* just for coders! New-media artists and anyone working with technology in their art are very welcome to share. If you enjoy art and/or technology, you’ll likely have a great time, and maybe even learn something new! BEGINNERS WELCOME! If you’re new to creative coding, you can find beginner-friendly resources at [creativecode.berlin/learn](https://creativecode.berlin/learn). THIS IS YOUR SPACE We do our best to create a welcoming environment for all people regardless of race, ethnicity, color, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, or genetics. People from group generally underrepresented in open-source, art, and technology fields are warmly encouraged to come by. And if you know someone who might enjoy this meetup but isn’t sure it’s for them, let them know they’ll be welcome! SAFE SPACE POLICY We support the Berlin Code of Conduct: [berlincodeofconduct.org](http://berlincodeofconduct.org/) Please read and make sure you agree with its content. ACCESSIBILITY Prachtsaal Studio is located on an easy to access ground floor. We're very sorry to say that the bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible yet. DO I NEED TO SPEAK GERMAN? We speak mostly English so international guests are more than welcome! Our team also speaks French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Finnish and German... though language availability may vary depending on which organizers are present :) CONTACT Raphaël de Courville team@creativecode.berlin +49 (0) 176 70070572 or get in touch via [creativecode.berlin](https://creativecode.berlin/) *** The featured artwork of the month is by @ojelibalon. We'd love to feature your work on the cover for the next Stammtisch! Please send an image at team@creativecode.berlin

37 attendees

AWS User Group Berlin Session - October 2026

Wed, Oct 7, 4:30 PM

From Berlin AWS User Group

4.6

Dear Community, Another month with two great speakers gladly joining us. The agents are the focus, and we have great engineers on the lineup to tell us more. More details below, we look forward meeting you all at **NLND Berlin**! =================================================== 18:30 - Warming up and networking chat 18:45 - Intro by AWS UG Berlin & NLND 19:00 - 19:45 - **Tetiana Senna // Trust, but Verify: Observability and Evaluations for AWS Agents** Getting an AI agent to work in a demo is easy. Knowing whether it still works in production - after the next prompt change, the next model upgrade, the next edge case - is the hard part. Unit tests don't cover non-deterministic behavior, and manually reviewing a handful of runs doesn't scale. This talk walks through the two practices that close that gap: observability (understanding what actually happened inside your agent) and evaluation (deciding whether the outcome was any good). We'll dig into Amazon Bedrock AgentCore's Observability and Evaluations capabilities, compare the proven evaluation approaches - built-in LLM-as-a-Judge evaluators for automatic quality monitoring, and custom evaluators for business-specific correctness checks - with a candid look at what each one is good for, where it falls short. We'll also take a close look at AgentCore Optimization, AWS's newly previewed feature in this space. 19:45 - 20:05 - Networking break with food, snacks and drinks 20:05 - 20:50 - **Milad Rezaeighale // Engineering AI Agents for Production** Building an AI agent has never been easier, but engineering one for production remains a discipline of its own. Frameworks and managed services make it simple to get a working prototype, yet the hardest problems only appear once an agent takes on real responsibilities. In this talk, I share best practices for shipping agents to production, across authentication, harnessing, agent steering, context engineering, memory, and evaluation. These are the areas where design decisions have the biggest impact on an agent's security, reliability and cost. Drawing on real implementations built with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Strands Agents, the session focuses on the architectural patterns and trade-offs behind each of them. =================================================== NLND (Neuland) Berlin is a 150.000 sqm innovation district catalysing industrial transformation. We bring together industry and SMEs with universities, startups and government to create a European lighthouse project for AI, Deep Tech, Industry 4.0 and future city technologies. Discover more from NLND [nlnd.com](https://nlnd.com/?utm_source=luma) \| [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/nlnd?utm_source=luma) \| [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/nlnd.hq/?utm_source=luma) =================================================== **Very Important: There is no "waitlist" for our regular sessions.** However, there are limited seats available. If you want to make sure you can attend: Register yourself with your "full name" here at meetup.com Arrive on time - seats are first come, first serve. As soon as there are seats available, you are welcome to join with your registration. In case there are no more seats available, we won't be able to let you join us this time.We thank you very much for your understanding! ================================== Additional Information **This event is wheelchair friendly.** Help us spread the word, and invite your friends & colleagues! If you're attending with wheelchair and need assistance, please mail us: organisers@berlinawsug.de for further details. Would you like to host AWS UG Berlin events at your company? [Register here](https://bit.ly/aws-host) Would you like to speak at AWS UG Berlin sessions? [Submit your talk here](https://bit.ly/aws-talk)

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