About the workshop
AI can generate code quickly, but when debugging, it needs access to what is actually happening in the browser. Copying logs, sharing screenshots, or describing the problem in your own words often doesn’t give the model enough context.
During this free, in-person workshop, you’ll learn how to use Chrome DevTools MCP and AI agents to debug existing web applications. You’ll work with source code, console messages, network requests, performance data, and the application’s current state.
We’ll focus on situations familiar from a developer’s day-to-day work: the application already exists, something isn’t working, and your job is to find the cause and fix the problem.
Who is it for?
We welcome girls and women who know the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and want to develop their practical technical skills. If you can already find your way around a web application’s code and want to use AI effectively to solve problems, join us. If you’re also considering career growth or a job change in the future, this is a great chance to talk to people in the industry. It’s an opportunity to combine learning, inspiration, and networking with women who work with code every day.
You don’t need any experience with Chrome DevTools MCP or AI agents.
You will gain
- First, you’ll hear what companies don’t like to say out loud: the truth 🙂 You’ll get an inside look at the real AI challenges the technical team at HERE Technologies faces in their daily work. Then…
- Explore practical uses of AI for debugging web applications.
- Learn how to give an agent structured context from the browser and source code.
- Practice analyzing and fixing bugs using Chrome DevTools and Chrome DevTools MCP.
- Learn how to diagnose problems with CSS, network communication, and application performance.
- Learn how to verify solutions suggested by AI.
- Discover tools that help you follow current web development standards.
- Receive a certificate of participation in the workshop.
You will learn
Comparing AI-assisted debugging without access to the application and with full context from developer tools.
Analyzing real data about how a website works.
Chrome DevTools in practice: styling, network communication, and performance.
Using Chrome DevTools MCP alongside source code.
Identifying the causes of problems and fixing bugs in a web application.
Modern Web Guidance – following current, proven web technology standards.
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Event details
The workshop is free, but registration and confirmation from the organizer are required. To apply, fill out the form at the bottom of this page!
Date: October 27, 2026 | Time: 5:00-8:00 PM | Location: HERE Technologies, 24 Dekerta Street, Kraków | Language: Polish (some parts will be in English).
Agenda:
5:00 PM – registration
5:15-6:00 PM – AI at HERE Technologies – challenges
6:00-6:30 PM – workshop, part one
6:30-6:40 PM – break
6:40-7:40 PM – workshop, part two
7:40-8:00 PM – networking and wrap-up
We may shorten or extend the application period. We’ll send the results to the email address you provide in your application, so please check your spam, Promotions, and other inbox folders. If you’re accepted, we’ll ask you to confirm your attendance shortly after receiving the email. Keep an eye on your inbox!
Bring your own laptop (+ charger) to the workshop, and prepare the following before the session:
- Chrome browser, 144 or newer version
- Google account
- Antigravity IDE.
Team
During the workshop, you’ll have the chance to talk to women experts from HERE Technologies. You’ll learn about their day-to-day challenges and what it’s like to work on projects serving millions of users around the world.
This workshop brings together the mission of the Girls Code Fun Foundation – supporting women in learning new technologies – and the commitment of HERE Technologies, which actively supports women’s growth in IT. At the event, you’ll meet:
Girls Code Fun instructor Dominika Zając, a full-stack developer who enjoys sharing her knowledge. Dominika is currently recognized as a Google Developer Expert and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional in Web Technologies. She works as a Senior Software Engineer at a company in Kraków. She is also a speaker, trainer, and blogger who loves singing. Her interests include web technologies, digital accessibility, programming education, and good software development practices.
Aleksandra Kovačević is Senior Director of Engineering – Agentic AI Products at HERE Technologies, where she leads Agentic AI Engineering and HERE Location Reasoning. At HERE since 2015, she has held a number of leadership roles across engineering, privacy and Responsible AI. Her current focus is on bringing location intelligence into the agentic AI space and building reliable AI solutions that can operate in the physical world. She holds a PhD in Computer Networks and Multimedia Communications from Technische Universität Darmstadt. This part of the session will be conducted in English.
Anna Kaniowska is a Senior Data Scientist at HERE Technologies, where she works on AI solutions for optimizing last-mile delivery routes. Previously, she worked on financial time series forecasting at Shell and used machine learning to forecast air quality at the TROPOS institute in Leipzig. She graduated in Geoinformatics – Data Science from AGH University in Kraków. Her main professional interests are agentic AI systems and practical applications of machine learning. Outside work, she enjoys traveling, going to concerts and festivals, and playing the guitar.
Out last mutual project: “Real time order tracker – JAVA”
About the Partner
Over 40 years ago, HERE began with a map of San Francisco. Today, it powers one of the world’s most advanced location platforms – technology that drives cars, mobile apps, logistics systems, and smart cities.
Their products cover a wide spectrum- from maps and spatial data, through APIs and SDKs for developers, to solutions for autonomous driving and fleet management. They help companies better understand the world and make smarter decisions. In their Kraków office, they develop backend systems in Java. Every day, they process billions of data points on traffic and location. They combine engineering with curiosity and real impact, creating technology that truly changes the way we move. They believe that diversity, including among women in IT, is the fuel that drives these changes.
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