Diagrid at NDC Oslo 2026

Monday 14 & Tuesday 15 September

Two-day deep-dive workshops running in parallel, sold separately from the conference pass. Fourteen on the programme, including Nick Chapsas on Vibe Coding for Production, Philippe De Ryck on Bulletproof APIs, Dylan Beattie on Building Distributed Systems with .NET 10, Kevlin Henney on Keeping It Simple, Venkat Subramaniam, Ian Cooper, and Brandon Minnick on async/await in C#.

16 & 17 September

Conference days one and two. Wednesday opens with the Expo Keynote, “Who are you?” by Nick Chapsas, 09:00–10:00, then seven parallel tracks all day plus two workshop rooms running 120-minute hands-on sessions in two parts. Wednesday leans hard into AI: Maddy Montaquila on Aspire, Aleksander Stensby on “Build Skills, Not Agents”, Adam Stephensen on the full-stack AI engineer, and Sam Newman closing Room 1 with “Cobots, Dark Modules and Architecting For AI”.

18 September

• 09:00–10:00

  Room 1 — Safe Systems in a Chaotic World, Bryan Hunter

• Room 2 — From MVP to GitHub.com, Anjuan Simmons

• Room 3 — Does This PR Lower the Energy State?, Dag Brattli

• Room 4 — Demoscene Coding Kickstart, Espen Sande-Larsen

• Room 5 — Platform Engineering Beyond the Tools, Stefan Daugaard Poulsen

• Room 6 — Aspire Beyond the Introduction, Chris Klug

• 10:20–11:20

  Room 1 — Lambda Calculus, Mark Volkmann

• Room 2 — If you thought the speed of writing code was your problem, Andrew Murphy

• Room 3 — Functional Programming with the aid of AI, Venkat Subramaniam

• Room 4 — Copy & Paste the World with Gaussian Splatting, Scott Leaman

• Room 5 — From 2am Alert to Post-Mortem — Building a Multi-Agent SRE System with CAIPE, Alfonso Sandoval Rosas

• Room 6 — Building well-documented versioned HTTP APIs in ASP.NET Core, Dennis Doomen

• Room 7 — Accessibility and Computer Vision at the New York Times, Shafik Quoraishee

• Workshop room — Practical Domain-Driven Design, part 1/2, Mufrid Krilic

• 11:40–12:40

  Room 1 — Writing a compiler from scratch, Erik Schierboom

• Room 2 — Behind the Algorithms, Kaja Vogt

• Room 3 — Multiplatform Widgets for Android & iOS, Andrea Della Porta

• Room 4 — The Undersea Infrastructure, Richard Campbell

• Room 5 — From Noise to Signal — Building Meaningful SLIs in Azure, Tom van den Berg

• Room 6 — Secure and Compliant APIs By Design, Tobias Ahnoff & Daniel Sandberg

• Room 7 — How I built my own intelligent Robot Arm, Iulia Feroli

• Workshop room — Practical Domain-Driven Design, part 2/2

• 12:40–13:40

  Lunch

• 13:40–14:40

  Room 1 — Developers in the Dark Forest, Sergès Goma

• Room 2 — Bobbysocks commit, Morten Kjelling

• Room 3 — Demand-Driven Context — What 300 Incidents Reveal About Tribal Knowledge, Raj Navakoti

• Room 4 — Build 2.5D and 3D immersive map experiences in a browser, Paweł Krzywicki

• Room 5 — Magical client-side logging, Marcus Bointon

• Room 6 — Build the loop, not the prompt — how the Claude Code team builds autonomous workflows, Daisy Hollman

• Room 7 — Lightning Talks 5

• 15:00–16:00

  Room 1 — Turning microservice chaos into a beautiful concerto — Marc Duiker, DiagridDiagrid

• Room 2 — Unf*ck your mind, Marin Niehues

• Room 3 — Pwned with Purpose, Troy Hunt

• Room 4 — Bootable applications — next steps, Michael Odden

• Room 6 — Who to blame? The AI, The Programmer, or The Prompt?, Makan Sepehrifar

• Room 7 — Lightning Talks 6

• 16:20–17:20

  Room 1 — Locknote: We're Gonna Build an Agent, Emmz Rendle