IBM TechXchange Dev Days
Digital and In-Person developer (events)
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Dallas
Thursday, April 17 – AI
Explore AI agents, watsonx assistants, open source tools and IBM models, as well as AI applications with experts who will help you harness the AI opportunity, with the right strategy, to unlock unprecedented productivity gains for the enterprise.
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Zurich
Tuesday, May 20
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Stockholm
Tuesday, June 10
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New York City
Thursday, June 11
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San Francisco
June 17 & 18
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DevDay Virtual event
Tuesday, April 22 – Open Source LLMs
Unlock the power of IBM technologies without waiting for the annual IBM Techxchange conference! Join us for IBM TechXchange Dev Day: Open Source LLMs, where you can take part in hands-on experiences designed for AI Developers, Data Scientists, Integration Developers, administrators and engineers.
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How to prepare
To prepare for your TechXchange Dev Day experience, there are a few tools that are key to developing AI applications and agents.
Python
A high-level, general-purpose programming language. Most college students regardless of their major know Python. A great resource to learn Python is Kaggle’s Learn Python online class. It is easy to learn, especially if you have written any Excel macros or have any coding experience.
Visual Studio (VS) Code
An integrated development environment (IDE) developed by Microsoft. This is the place to change and run code. Microsoft has tons of available training for VS Code. It is free to download and easy to follow.
Github
A developer platform that allows developers to create, store, manage and share code. You do not need to be an expert, but being able to search different repos and clone them locally to your VS Code accelerates everything you will want to do. Learn more here.
Coursera
One of many courses to learn the basics of generative AI. It is free to sign up, but you have a limited time to complete the course before you have to pay.
AI prompt tools
Tools like meta.ai, groq.com, watsonx.ai, and chatgpt are all worth trying. The value of each is when you hit an error. After you paste the text in, the tool will explain the the error and provide recommendations to fix the code.
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