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Summer training dates are live =E2=80=93 plus free= Fabric events and what does your favorite AI tool do better?
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This issue: two= free State of Fabric events, ten training classes from May through August,= and a May webinar about how quantum computing will break cryptography that= 's worth your attention.

Events

State of Fabric

We have two State of Fabric even= ts coming up, and if you work with Microsoft Fabric, or are thinking about = it, these are worth your time to attend.

  • State of Fabric: Chicago =E2=80=93 Ap= ril 28, at Microsoft in downtown Chicago. A full day covering the executive= case for Fabric, a 90-day roadmap to get it running, and a scaling plan fo= r 6=E2=80=9312 months out. Complimentary, with catered breakfast and lunch.=

  • State of Fabric: Houston= =E2=80=93 June 9, at Microsoft in downtown Houston. Same focused = format: why Fabric matters now, how to land it fast, and how to grow it ove= r time. Invite-only and complimentary, with catered breakfast and lunch.

Upcoming CODE Presents Webinars

  • April 8, 2026: AI-Generated Code in Regulated Industries: Co= mpliance Risks and Auditable Controls =E2=80=93 If your work t= ouches FDA, SOC 2, ISO, or GDPR requirements, this webinar presented by Joh= n M. Miller is directly relevant. AI-generated code creates real compliance= questions, and this webinar gets into practical, auditable strategies that= let you adopt AI tools responsibly without slowing your teams down.

  • May 13, 2026: Q-Day: How Quantum Computi= ng Will Break Today's Modern Cryptography (And What to Do About It) =E2=80=93 This is a genuinely eye-opening topic. Quantum computing is= n't a distant threat. Attackers are already collecting encrypted data now, = planning to decrypt it later once quantum capability arrives. This webinar = covers which cryptographic primitives are most at risk and, importantly, wh= at steps you can take today to reduce your exposure.

  • June 3, 2026: Why Local AI Matters =E2=80=93 The Case for Pers= onal Digital Sovereignty (Series) =E2=80=93 In this four-part = webinar series, CODE Consulting's Philipp Bauer makes the case for personal= AI sovereignty: running powerful language models privately on hardware you= control. A new webinar will broadcast each Wednesday in June 2026 and each= one runs 15=E2=80=9330 minutes. Sign up once and you're registered for all= four.

Training Classes

CODE has launched ten training c= lasses covering a wide range of topics. Here's what's scheduled between mid= -May and late August, 2026:

Blogs at CODE

  • The Practitioner's View: AI-Assisted Greenfield Software Development, = Part 6: Vertical Slices and Implementation Planning =E2=80=93 John= Miller describes how to use AI, meta-prompts, and custom agents to turn ar= chitecture into actionable delivery plans including slice definitions, work= flow models, and dependency diagrams. Read

  • The AI Infrastructure Bubble: What Actually Gets Bui= lt =E2=80=93 CODE software architect Philipp Bauer writes on his p= ersonal blog that lots of the infrastructure announced for building hypersc= ale data centers just isn't happening at the scale you'd think it is. The A= I industry is at a point where things are driven by hype rather than ground= ed in building lasting, production-ready systems. Read

Worth Your Time

Stay in Touch

Last issue we asked what paid AI= tools you=E2=80=99re using. Two readers shared what=E2=80=99s working for = them (below). Reader-submitted tools are shared for discussion and aren= =E2=80=99t endorsements by CODE.

Rob uses Chat AI on iPhone/iPad, which bundles access to GPT= -5 nano, GPT-5.2 Instant, Gemini 3 Pro, and Claude Sonnet 4.6 under one sub= scription; he also uses Gemini in the browser through his Google/YouTube Pr= emium subscription.

Philipp<= /strong> uses Claude Opus 4.6 with a Pro subscription.

Thanks to both o= f you for sharing. We'll keep this going. This issue's question: Wh= at=E2=80=99s your go-to AI tool for writing or editing code? What=E2=80=99s= one thing it does better than anything else you=E2=80=99ve tried?= Click here and tell us

Also, please follow CODE on L= inkedIn.

May your dep= loys be boring and your ideas anything but.

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