Getting the Most Out of AI Coding Assistants

Getting the Most Out of AI Coding Assistants

05 December 2024

FWO - HOEK 38

Artificial Inteligence
generative AI
ELIXIR
live training

Getting the Most Out of AI Coding Assistants

Target Audience:
VIB PhD student
VIB postdoc
VIB staff scientist
VIB group leader or expert
VIB administrative support
VIB technical support
Flemish academic or researcher
Non-Flemish academic or researcher
Industry professional
Location:

FWO - HOEK 38

Duration:

one afternoon

General context

AI tools are changing the way software developers work, but using these assistants effectively can be challenging. This workshop will help you to unlock the full potential of AI in your development workflow.

Whether you're new to these tools or have been using them for a while, join us to explore the wide range of AI coding assistants available, discuss best practices for using them in your projects, and discover when and how to use them to maximize your productivity. You will not need any more than a basic understanding of programming. Plus, if you're already comfortable with AI tools, this is a great opportunity to share your experiences and insights with others!

Learning outcomes

Discover what tools are available and how to integrate them into a development workflow. When and how to get the best use of these tools.

Required skills

Basic understanding of programming is useful

Trainers

James Collier
VIB Metabolomics Core Leuven, BE

I am a software engineer with over 10 years of professional experience on systems ranging from tiny embedded medical microchips, through to web applications and high-performance supercomputers. I grew up in a small town in rural Australia then completed a PhD at Monash University applying information compression to the protein structural alignment problem. Now I live in the Netherlands with my lovely wife and three children. Currently, I work for VIB Technologies building web applications. You can find out more about me here: https://james.thecolliers.xyz/

Contact James Collier :
Marine Guyot
Marine Guyot
Freelance company - software engineer in bioscience, BE

Embedded system engineer in the automotive industry by training, I have always aimed to work in research. After a detour in the US and attempting to work in the industry, I refocused on my primary objective and moved to Belgium to pursue a career as a research software engineer in bioscience.

I founded my own freelance company to help various laboratories improve the quality of their software production. For the past year, I have been working with labs and startups in Belgium, France, and Switzerland across different scientific domains, including neuroscience, MRI segmentation, and cell sequencing.

More about: https://codingresearcher.com/ 

 

Program

13:00-17:30 - AI Coding Assistants

Practical info

Location & Venue

05 December 2024

Brussels - HOEK 38

Leuvenseweg 38
1000 Brussel
Belgium

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Venue contact

05 December 2024

Brussels - HOEK 38
Location contact

(+32) 251 291 10
hoek38@fwo.be