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Graphite is going to Developer Week 2025
Team Graphit · 2025-02-06 · via Graphite blog

With less than a week remaining, the Graphite team is gearing up to fly out to Santa Clara for Developer Week 2025 to connect with developers from around the world. If you’re going to be in attendance, come visit us at booth 415, right by the Dev Innovation World Stage. We’ll be talking about software development best practices, Git tips and tricks, and showcasing all of the amazing Graphite features we’ve shipped in the last few months. If you get there early enough, we’ll also have an assortment of special-edition Graphite merch.

Come visit us at booth 415 to learn about Graphite’s latest AI features, and to get some exclusive Graphite swag.

Stacks, flapjacks, and more

On the second day of the conference, we’ll be hosting an exclusive breakfast Wednesday morning at the Hyatt attached to the convention center. Skip the conference food and connect with other senior engineers and leadership at our Stacks and flapjacks event. Registration is limited so apply now to reserve your spot.

In addition to the breakfast we’ll also be giving a talk Wednesday February 12th at 3:00pm on the OpsWorld Stage: The new “Outer Loop”: Leveraging AI to test, review, merge and deploy code changes. This talk will focus on the challenges that AI code generation tools present to the “outer loop” of the software development lifecycle and how leveraging AI tooling to help teams test, review, merge, and deploy code that is both high quality, and secure.

Book a meeting with us

Whether you’re a current user looking to chat about how your team uses Graphite, or a developer looking to get started, you can book a meeting with our team both in-person in Santa Clara or virtually. Simply fill out the contact us form, provide some info about how we can help, and we’ll be in touch!

Our whole team is looking forward to the conference, and we can’t wait to see you there.

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