Oct 16, 2026 · 16 min · 8 segments
In this episode, I give a whirlwind tour of upcoming events, share lessons learned from building an agentic Java application with AI coding tools, and dive into an academic paper on RAG benchmarking…
Jennifer ReifHost
First off coming up is Nodes 2026, and therefore leading up to that are the Road to Nodes workshops.
It's just so interesting and cool to see all of the different things, whether customers or community members and anyone else out there, just doing some really amazing and cool things with technology, specifically graphs.
I learn a ton throughout the entire event and also find it very inspiring and motivating as well.
And then if you're interested, there are some workshops that lead up to the main event as well.
Each of the six weeks prior to the event, there are two hour long workshops that are presented by experts.
building the knowledge layer, graph reasoning, building AI that learns, and then context graphs and agent memory.
First off coming up is Nodes 2026, and therefore leading up to that are the Road to Nodes workshops.
It's just so interesting and cool to see all of the different things, whether customers or community members and anyone else out there, just doing some really amazing and cool things with technology, specifically graphs.
I learn a ton throughout the entire event and also find it very inspiring and motivating as well.
And then if you're interested, there are some workshops that lead up to the main event as well.
Each of the six weeks prior to the event, there are two hour long workshops that are presented by experts.
building the knowledge layer, graph reasoning, building AI that learns, and then context graphs and agent memory.
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