APRÓ Coffee: Programming and Refactoring with AI

APRÓ is hosting a breakfast meeting on how artificial intelligence is used in software development to write code, improve legacy systems, and shorten development time without sacrificing quality.

APRÓ Meeting Room at Urðarhvarf

April 9

APRÓ Coffee: Programming and Refactoring with AI

Where:

APRÓ Meeting Room at Urðarhvarf

When:

April 9

8:30-10:00

Price:

Free

About the event

Intentional use of AI has become part of everyday software development. At this event, we'll show you how APRÓ uses AI in real development work—from writing your first line of code to modernizing existing systems.

Agenda
Hjálmar Leó Einarsson, project manager, and Jósúa Theodórsson, developer at APRÓ, will walk through how AI is being used in everyday development work.

You'll see real, practical examples of how Claude is used to:
- write and refactor code
- analyze and improve legacy systems
- shorten development time without sacrificing quality

We'll also cover:
- how AI fits into your current systems and workflows
- what works in practice and what doesn't
- what's needed to ensure security and quality in code that uses AI assistance

The event will be hosted by Dr. Óli Páll Geirsson, head of data science and AI at APRÓ.

Who this is for
This event is for managers, technology leaders, specialists, and anyone responsible for data, operations, and IT—anyone who wants to understand how to move your current systems forward without starting from scratch.

A new event series

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