We keep trying to make agents smarter by cramming more into the system prompt, until it becomes a slow, costly, and confused mess that struggles to apply the right context at the right time. SKILL.md … See more

We keep trying to make agents smarter by cramming more into the system prompt, until it becomes a slow, costly, and confused mess that struggles to apply the right context at the right time. SKILL.md flips the approach: small, on-demand playbooks with optional reference docs, even bundled scripts that the model loads only when a task actually calls for them. In this workshop we'll author a Skill from scratch, refactor a bloated prompt into something lean and reusable, and learn to write descriptions specific enough that the agent triggers them reliably. And this goes well beyond code: the same pattern can capture how you scaffold a feature, run your tests, or review a pull request just as easily as non-technical work like drafting a document, preparing a report, or following a team's process. Because it's an open format, the very same Skill travels across the agents you already use instead of locking you to one vendor. You'll leave this talk able to ship your first SKILL.md file! Sobre Frédéric Harper: Frédéric Harper is a seasoned Developer Advocate with over 20 years in tech, currently Senior Developer Relations Manager at Tiugo Technologies specializing in TinyMCE rich text editor. Fred has held developer advocacy roles at industry giants such as Microsoft, Mozilla, Fitbit, and npm. He's spoken at hundreds of events globally and authored "Success in Programming – How to Gain Recognition, Power, and Influence Through Personal Branding" (Apress). Outside of tech, he is a cat lover, and teaches meditation and Buddhist philosophy. Show less

Text editing is easy: bold, italic, done! Until your users want more features, and suddenly your innocent textarea is no longer cutting it and you are building Google Docs. The textarea had a good run… See more

Text editing is easy: bold, italic, done! Until your users want more features, and suddenly your innocent textarea is no longer cutting it and you are building Google Docs. The textarea had a good run, but its time is up. In this session, we’ll walk through integrating TinyMCE, an open source WYSIWYG, into any application. We’ll explore advanced collaboration features, and how to fully integrate AI to help your users with content creation. If you are not afraid of JavaScript, even if it’s not your favorite language, and want to give a great experience to your users without having to build (and maintain) a full-fledged rich editor yourself, this session is for you. Sobre Frédéric Harper: Frédéric Harper is a seasoned Developer Advocate with over 20 years in tech, currently Senior Developer Relations Manager at Tiugo Technologies specializing in TinyMCE rich text editor. Fred has held developer advocacy roles at industry giants such as Microsoft, Mozilla, Fitbit, and npm. He's spoken at hundreds of events globally and authored "Success in Programming – How to Gain Recognition, Power, and Influence Through Personal Branding" (Apress). Outside of tech, he is a cat lover, and teaches meditation and Buddhist philosophy. Show less

You can have the best product in your expertise area, but if your documentation isn’t on par with the flawless experience you want to offer to the world, success is not guaranteed. Let’s be real here:… See more

You can have the best product in your expertise area, but if your documentation isn’t on par with the flawless experience you want to offer to the world, success is not guaranteed. Let’s be real here: documentation is often an afterthought and rarely included in life cycle development processes. Still, documentation is your underestimate strength for greater adoption, and growth that you may have not known you could achieve. It’s time for you to step up your game and measure up to the big players. Learn about the benefits of high quality and educational documentation and the true role it plays in the developer community. You’ll also learn the principles of a solid foundation, and tips on how to use one of the most powerful developer relations’ tools. Sobre Frédéric Harper: Frédéric Harper is a seasoned Developer Advocate, and a passionate international speaker with over two decades of experience in the tech industry. Throughout his career, Frédéric has helped thousands of developers succeed by bridging the gap between cutting-edge technologies and developer communities. Before joining Tiugo Technologies as a Senior Developer Relations Manager, Fred began his career in the IT industry as a web developer. His journey from a full-time practitioner to advocate gave him unique insights into the real-world problems developers face, making his guidance particularly valuable to the communities he serves. In the last 14 years, he has held developer advocacy positions at some of the most influential technology companies in the industry, including Microsoft, Mozilla, Fitbit and npm. Fred’s current work centers around rich text editors, particularly TinyMCE. With a strong background in open source, cloud infrastructure, cloud native, web development, and developer relations, Frédéric brings both technical depth and empathetic communication to every role he takes on. His expertise is shaped by the practical needs of the communities he has served rather than being confined to any single technical domain. He’s known not only for being the friendly technical face of the companies, but also for advocating on behalf of developers within these organizations. Known for his approachable style, authentic voice, and relatable storytelling, Fred is a sought-after public speaker, having spoken at hundreds of events across the globe. His passion for communication, knowledge sharing, and helping people, paired with his extroverted personality, makes complex topics approachable for developers. Whether it’s on stage, in front of a camera, or through written words, he thrives on making technology more accessible and inclusive. Furthermore, Frédéric is the author of the book "Success in Programming – How to Gain Recognition, Power, and Influence Through Personal Branding" (also referred to as "Personal Branding for Developers") published by Apress, which highlights his commitment to helping developers not only build technical skills, but also establish their professional presence. Outside of tech, Fred is a cat lover who also teaches meditation and Buddhist philosophy. He brings the same level of curiosity and creativity to his personal life as he does to his professional work. Show less