Codemotion Madrid 2026
2026-04-20..2026-04-21
Madrid, Spain
[Codemotion Madrid 2015, Codemotion Madrid 2016, Codemotion Madrid 2017, Codemotion Madrid 2025, Codemotion Madrid 2026]
as the organisers put it
Únete a Codemotion Madrid 2026, el evento definitivo para desarrolladores. AI, quantum computing, backend/frontend y más. Speakers internacionales, workshops y networking.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Sewing AI: Innovation in Web Application Development with AI | Daniel Pena, Alberto Valiña | 42m |
Sewing AI presents an approach that uses artificial intelligence to turn web app ideas and prototypes into production-ready applications, reducing friction… | ||
| The National Blackout: survival architecture for when the power fails | Emilio Carrión | 29m |
A case study of how Mercadona Tech handled a nationwide power outage that disrupted central systems, focusing on survival architecture for logistics: on-site… | ||
| Web UI: What’s New and What’s Next | Cleyra Uzcategui | 28m |
A survey of recent and upcoming HTML and CSS features that improve web UI — focusing on native browser capabilities for better responsiveness, accessibility… | ||
| Build your own Mercadona with JavaScript | Jorge Baumann | 37m |
Shows how modern native web APIs plus plain JavaScript can build a full-featured shopping app similar to Mercadona without heavy frameworks or exotic tooling… | ||
| Future of Programming: What’s Our Place in the World of Coding Machines? | Andrey Breslav | 41m |
Andrey Breslav examines how AI agents and large language models are increasingly generating, reviewing, and testing code, and asks what roles remain for… | ||
| The AI Tsunami and the COBOL Ark: Why Your Next Job Might Be 60 Years Old | Mely Lerman | 43m |
Claims that 75% of financial transactions and ATMs still route through COBOL and that about 2 million COBOL coders exist, average age ~60, set the stakes… | ||
| Spec-Driven Development: the New Era of Development | Álvaro Moya | 45m |
Spec-Driven Development focuses on making formal specifications the central artifact that aligns business, engineering teams, and AI models. It covers… | ||
| Would You Let Your Phone Explain the World to You? | Moisés Martínez | 39m |
A mobile app built with Flutter that uses an on-device multimodal language-vision model (PaliGemma-type) to analyze camera images and generate conversational… | ||
| Legacy's End: An RPG Adventure Toward Clean Architecture | Jorge del Casar | 35m |
An engaging talk that frames moving toward clean architecture as an RPG-style journey with levels and enemies, aiming to stop frontends from becoming painful… | ||
| Java Dark Threads | Raúl González Vicente, Jose Antonio Beltrán Márquez | 49m |
Examines Java Virtual Threads and how they behave under high-concurrency and I/O-heavy workloads, focusing on effects on the Java Memory Model and scheduler… | ||
| The Future of AI: Beyond the Hype | Carlos Santana Vega | 47m |
Overview of recent advances in generative AI (images, video, music, and human-like text) and how these capabilities have become pervasive tools. Examines… | ||
| We Need to Talk.... (About Mental Health in the Tech World) | Henar Vega | 50m |
A talk about mental health in the tech industry that identifies common stressors caused by fast-paced, high-pressure work and explains key symptoms to look out… | ||
| Our Brains in the AI Era | Cassidy Williams | 37m |
AI tools accelerate commits (GitHub hits 1B commits and ~275M commits/week) and change workflows: Copilot and the Copilot Code Review agent become top… | ||
| I Don’t Want Any More AI, Ma’am, Let Go of My Arm | Jorge Castaño | 37m |
The talk addresses information overload and ‘AI fatigue’ in tech teams, identifying causes (constant new tools, unrealistic job expectations, FOMO) and common… | ||
| Migrating 1TB to GitHub: Lessons Learned from the Field | Emanuele Bartolesi | 47m |
Migrating ~1TB of repos requires recreating history commit‑by‑commit (change‑list → Git commits), writing scripts (Copilot helps), and stripping giant binaries… | ||
| From Zero to AIHero with Vibe Coding | Cesar Puebla Moreno, Eduardo Ramos Palomo, Daniel Puig | 47m |
Covers how AI is transforming software development roles and workflows by presenting three complementary perspectives (Tech Lead, DevOps & Cloud Engineer… | ||
| Protocol-Hopping C2: Transport-Agnostic Command & Control That Won't Die | Francine Solheim | 29m |
A practical demonstration of a transport-agnostic Command & Control (C2) architecture implemented in Python, showing an agent-controller system whose logic… | ||
| How to Handle Over 1 Trillion HTTP Requests/day: Behind the Scenes of the Ad Tech Industry | Diana Cibu | 44m |
An engineer from Criteo explains how modern ad‑tech platforms are built to handle extreme scale — over a trillion HTTP requests per day — focusing on… | ||
| From Qubit Models to Scalable Quantum Architectures | Eugenio Concepción | 49m |
A technical overview of current quantum computing architectures, starting from practical basics of the quantum paradigm and moving to concrete physical… | ||
| 3+1 Ways to Do MLOps with Kubernetes | Kateryna Hrytsaienko | 39m |
Kateryna Hrytsaienko examines production MLOps challenges and shows how Kubernetes supports model deployment, autoscaling, observability and cost/control at… | ||
| ChatGPT Widget App from 0 to Production: A Real Story | Jorge Cuevas | 40m |
An AI architect describes migrating a financial institution’s app to a conversational system built on ChatGPT, but extending the chat UI to embed a rendered… | ||
| 3 AIs, 1 Migration: Next.js Without Losing Your Mind | Aitor Santana | 37m |
Aitor Santana describes migrating a portfolio from Astro to Next.js while integrating three different AIs into the development flow: Gemini for product… | ||
| The Olympic Tech Sprint: How Deloitte Is Powering the Next Generation of the Games | Mar Bouza-Brey, Damien Antoine Chauvet, Julio Roche | 47m |
Deloitte builds the IOC’s cloud‑native “Digital Core”: a Kubernetes microservices platform with per‑service databases, CDC via Maxwell, and a central Kafka… | ||
| AI Unlocks Dormant Process Management Paradigms | José San Román Álvarez de Lara | 42m |
José San Román Álvarez de Lara explains that traditional process-centric management (fixed diagrams, stages, role-based flows) fails under real-world… | ||
| Rediscovering PHP: Modern Practices Beyond Legacy | Horacio Gonzalez | 45m |
A presentation about modern PHP (PHP 8+) and how it has evolved from its legacy reputation into a mature platform. It covers technical advances like JIT… | ||
| API = Some REST and HTTP, Right? RIGHT?! | Rustam Mehmandarov | 41m |
Many so-called REST APIs are actually JSON-RPC over HTTP and break when clients evolve; demo code uses Jakarta EE + MicroProfile to wrap legacy SOAP, register… | ||
| Beyond Agents: Why You Should Still Care About Database Internals | Patrick Stählin | 31m |
Patrick Stählin from Aiven explains why PostgreSQL internals still matter despite automation and agent-driven workflows. The talk covers PostgreSQL storage and… | ||
| CRA, NIS2, DORA: What Senior Java Engineers Must Deliver Before 2027 | Ixchel Ruiz | 48m |
EU Cyber Resilience Act forces production-grade SBOMs and vulnerability reporting by 11 December 2027, with auditors checking published SBOMs, vuln reports and… | ||
| Beyond SQL Generation: How to Teach Agents What Your Database Means | Kris Jenkins | 39m |
Agents can generate correct SQL but still return wrong answers because they lack domain context. The fix is to ship a small YAML semantic view that encodes… | ||
| APIs are the best protection for your AI strategy - | Isabelle Mauny | 45m |
MCPs proliferate but existing APIs are the real control point: harden the API layer, validate inputs/outputs, and enforce least-privilege scopes so agents swap… | ||
| Dev Wars, the Awakening of Ego | Juan Jesús Cilla Ugarte | 44m |
Examines how ego-driven debates over frameworks, languages or architectures, rather than technical limits, often stall projects. Uses everyday engineering-team… | ||
| Beachcomber's Guide to Type-Safe Design Systems | Kathleen Mcmahon | 46m |
Kathleen McMahon explains how to build resilient design systems using TypeScript to catch mismatches between design tokens, components, and variants before… | ||
| Vector Search Made Simple: Getting Started with OpenSearch for AI Applications | Dotan Horovits | 40m |
This talk explains how OpenSearch has evolved into a vector database for AI applications, supporting embeddings from text, images and audio. It covers the… | ||
| Choosing an AI Model for Your Project | Ali Spivak | 37m |
Ali Spivak from Google Chrome Developer Relations presents a practical decision framework for selecting generative AI models for projects, comparing options… | ||
| Code Review in the Age of Vibe Coding | Alan Buscaglia | 43m |
Alan Buscaglia examines how fast AI-assisted “vibe coding” inflates PR size and churn, forcing senior engineers to act as quality firewalls. He presents a… | ||
| Digital Divide: This Is No Country for Old Men | Almudena Barreiro Carrillo | 47m |
Almudena Barreiro Carrillo examines the digital divide as a consequence of design choices, showing how apps, appointment systems, verification flows and… | ||
| Understanding 5 languages memory models (or most of them | Jesús Espino | 37m |
Compares how C, Rust, Python, Go and Java actually place and reclaim memory: C leaves heap allocation to malloc/free, Rust enforces ownership and borrowing so… | ||
| Virtual Threads vs. Coroutines in 2026: Is Java Finally There? | Wout Werkman | 39m |
Argues that Java 21+ virtual threads make async patterns largely unnecessary and that the real win is virtual threads are cheap while structured concurrency… | ||
| Context Engineering: Working with AI in Real-World Software | Martí Cristóbal | 43m |
Martí Cristóbal explains how to integrate AI into real software engineering by teaching “context engineering”: structuring the information sent to models so… | ||
| Spring Boot 4 and Framework 7: Modularization, AoT and Efficiency | Iván López | 48m |
Covers Spring Boot 4 and Spring Framework 7’s structural changes toward modular, smaller apps by modularizing starters and making dependencies explicit… | ||
| From dogs to verified profiles: the end of anonymity on the Internet? | Maritere Nieto Galán | 44m |
Maritere Nieto Galán reviews the decline of online anonymity as AI, massive bots and advanced surveillance push platforms toward verified identity systems to… | ||
| If Hope Is Your Strategy, You’re Doing On-Call Wrong | Sérgio Amorim | 40m |
Sérgio Amorim (Revolut) explains how on-call should be an engineered practice rather than “hoping nothing breaks” when operating services for tens of millions… | ||
| From DevSecOps to Platform Engineering | Dachi Gogotchur | 49m |
The talk explains the shift from DevSecOps pipelines to Platform Engineering by treating internal platforms as products for engineers. It covers applying… | ||
| Hacking the Algorithm: Survive the Era of Digital Cult Worship | Irene Ruiz Pozo | 44m |
Explains how recommendation algorithms on digital platforms collect tiny user signals (what you view, ignore, repeat) and use predictive models to shape the… | ||
| FWD: Urgent Opportunity to Claim the React + MDX Newsletter Inheritance | César Alberca | 43m |
A practical, technical walkthrough of building a modern newsletter system using React and MDX for dynamic content rendering, showing how to compose content… | ||
| Etcd 101: The Parts They Don't Teach You | Nicola Racco | 46m |
A deep dive into etcd internals and Raft consensus: how replication works, the role of the WAL, snapshot management, MVCC semantics, and why compaction is… | ||
| Create and deploy your first agent with Google Cloud Gemini Enterprise | Paul Balm | 45m |
Practical walkthrough of building and deploying an agent using Google Cloud Vertex AI and Gemini Enterprise, showing how development is shifting from… | ||
| Move Fast, Break Nothing: High Speed at the Core of a World-Class Bank | Miguel Ángel Fajardo, Mario Garrido, Parley Martins | 44m |
A Madrid hub builds a brokerage platform that launches later this year and runs alongside Chase UK products with over 3M customers and JP Morgan PI holding… | ||
| Rapid Development Architectures with AI and WordPress | Pablo Moratinos | 42m |
Shows how AI can dramatically shorten time-to-market for web products by combining WordPress Studio, LLM assistants such as Claude, and the Model Context… | ||
| Smart Testing: The Impact of AI on the Entertainment Industry | Borja Loroño, Álvaro Arnanz | 42m |
AI-driven testing for streaming, IPTV and OTT platforms: using machine learning to detect playback errors, performance degradation and video-quality incidents… | ||
| The Evil of Others: Deconstructing Security Gaps | Jonathan Fernández | 45m |
A technical review of real security incidents showing how breaches occur in distributed architectures, cloud-native environments, and ecosystems expanded by… | ||
| Top 10 That Actually Matter: Web, API, Mobile and LLM | Carol Gómez | 45m |
A practical session that examines recurring security mistakes in web apps, APIs and mobile from an OWASP Top 10 perspective, arguing these stem from everyday… | ||
| Modular by Design: A Pragmatic Architecture for Multi Mobile iOS App Portfolios | Vicente Vicens | 46m |
A pragmatic architecture for organizations that maintain multiple iOS apps, showing how to structure a modular portfolio so teams can build and share… | ||
| From Vibe Coding to AI-Driven Society | Gabriele Negro | 42m |
Claims that AI shifts developers from doing to overseeing, backed by concrete work: a bank team spun out Altermind to sell an AI governance platform and a… | ||
| How Not to Tie Yourself in Knots: Leadership for Complex Structures | Ana Gil Amor, Elena Guidi | 49m |
The talk addresses leadership in complex organizational structures where teams, dependencies and coordination scale up. It explains practical approaches for… | ||
| Speed, Safety, Sustainability. Pick 3 with Rust & Serverless | James Eastham | 41m |
Builds a loyalty‑points service that ingests Kafka order events and exposes a web API, implemented in Rust, deployed to ECS/Fargate and then migrated to AWS… | ||
| Agentes en el monorepo | Chris Ruiz | 42m |
Stripe uses coding agents plus deterministic checks and CI to tame a 7M-line monorepo with a 5,000-file frontend: repository-scoped rules (agent.d/cloud.d)… | ||
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