People & Culturekeynote30min
The Era of Doers: Stop Overthinking It, Please
A practical, personal reflection on being a developer in the AI era, focusing on staying productive amid constant change. It explores using AI to build faster, avoid overthinking, and maintain momentum through small projects, experimentation, learning by doing, and consistent execution.
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Francesco CiullaZerops
Do you feel the same?
AI has made it incredibly easy to think a lot and build very little.
Every week there is a new model, a new tool, a new workflow, and a new debate about the future of software development. It is exciting, but it can also make us overthink everything.
At some point, we still have to open the editor and make something.
This talk is a practical and personal reflection on being a developer in the AI era. How do we keep learning without getting stuck? How do we use AI to move faster instead of just consuming more content? How do we stop waiting for the perfect idea, stack, or moment?
The people who will get the most out of AI are the ones who try things, build small projects, break stuff, fix it, share it, and keep going.
A talk about momentum, creativity, consistency, and doing the work.
AI has made it incredibly easy to think a lot and build very little.
Every week there is a new model, a new tool, a new workflow, and a new debate about the future of software development. It is exciting, but it can also make us overthink everything.
At some point, we still have to open the editor and make something.
This talk is a practical and personal reflection on being a developer in the AI era. How do we keep learning without getting stuck? How do we use AI to move faster instead of just consuming more content? How do we stop waiting for the perfect idea, stack, or moment?
The people who will get the most out of AI are the ones who try things, build small projects, break stuff, fix it, share it, and keep going.
A talk about momentum, creativity, consistency, and doing the work.
Francesco Ciulla
Hi, I'm Francesco, based in Rome, Italy. I'm a Computer Scientist, and from 2017 to 2020, I contributed to the European Space Agency's Copernicus project.
I'm an active presence in online developer communities, especially on Twitter, YouTube, and Discord. Recognized as a Docker Captain, I've hosted official Docker events and appeared on their YouTube channel. Professionally, I focus on roles within developer relations, centered around content strategy and community engagement.
Currently, my main creative efforts are directed towards my YouTube channel, where I've interviewed over 250 developers. My content primarily covers Rust, Blockchain technologies, DevOps practices, and Web Development. I also enjoy engaging with the community through live streams
I'm an active presence in online developer communities, especially on Twitter, YouTube, and Discord. Recognized as a Docker Captain, I've hosted official Docker events and appeared on their YouTube channel. Professionally, I focus on roles within developer relations, centered around content strategy and community engagement.
Currently, my main creative efforts are directed towards my YouTube channel, where I've interviewed over 250 developers. My content primarily covers Rust, Blockchain technologies, DevOps practices, and Web Development. I also enjoy engaging with the community through live streams