'''
We organize events in Berne related to software engineering. The focus is to exchange knowledge
and experience among software developers and software companies. We believe this increases the
attractiveness of Berne as a place to develop great software!
'''
def ultimateAnswer():
answer = 0
counter = 0
while counter < 9: # TODO: document magic numbers
if (answer / 4) < 7:
answer += 4
else:
answer += (counter - 1)
counter += 1
return answer + 1
Our Sponsors
Thanks to our sponsors and patrons all events are free of charge.
Upcoming Events
Supply Chain Security
Published: at 06:00 PMRaphaela Seeger,Christoph RaaflaubBuilt Fast, Poorly Protected? Supply Chain Security Between Container Convenience and the CRA (Cyber Resilience Act).
Java Strikes Back: Engineering the Agentic Era
Published: at 06:00 PMLize RaesJava Strikes Back, Engineering the Agentic Era
Spec-Driven Development with AI Unified Process & Claude Code
Published: at 06:00 PMSimon Martinelli,Andreas SchlapbachMany software projects work code-centered, requirements are collected roughly, code is written – and documentation, tests, and specifications lag behind. The result, specifications become outdated, documentation is incomplete, tests are missing.
Is Software Engineering in Bern Dying - or Just Evolving?
Published: at 06:00 PMtbdBern’s software engineering scene is changing, new skills, new roles, and new expectations are reshaping what it means to build software today.
Trust by Design
Published: at 06:00 PMtbdDigital trust starts with identity. This session explores how modern identity systems form the foundation for secure, scalable, and user-centric digital services.
Past Events
Moving Out of Systems Programming into Kubernetes: is it Time to Adopt Rust?
Published: at 06:00 PMRamon Lopez Narvaez,Scott GerringRust has made the leap from systems programming to modern web and cloud services. This talk explores the opportunities, limitations, and real-world experiences of using Rust in Kubernetes environments.
Digital Sovereignty with Open Source including EMBAG
Published: at 06:00 PMMatthias StürmerThe federal administration is increasingly adopting open source software under the EMBAG law, which mandates that software developed by or for the government be made publicly available unless legal or security concerns prevent it.