Two-day German-language GenAI training for Angular developers in Berlin, 15 and 16 October 2026, taught by Lukas Köhler and Felix Wunderlich as the add-on bootcamp of the JavaScript & Angular Days.
Angular - KI-Bootcamp is a two-day, hands-on training in generative AI for Angular and frontend developers. The organiser titles it "Generative AI für Angular-Entwickler:innen" (the page title reads "GenAI für Angular-Entwickler:innen Bootcamp"). Day 1 covers GenAI foundations and backend understanding: prompts, reasoning, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agents, with proof-of-concept code in Python, LangChain and LangGraph. Day 2 covers frontend integration and AI user experience in Angular. No prior AI experience is required. The topics are generative AI and LLMs, RAG, AI agents and frontend integration. It recurs annually as an add-on to the JavaScript & Angular Days (12 to 16 October 2026, Berlin and online), and is not a stand-alone conference.
The bootcamp runs on Thursday 15 and Friday 16 October 2026, after the three workshop days (12 to 14 October) of the JavaScript & Angular Days. It is held at the Maritim proArte Hotel Berlin, Friedrichstraße 151, 10117 Berlin, Germany, which the organiser's Berlin page lists as its location. The dedicated location page still says more information on the location will follow, so room and start times are not published.
The JavaScript & Angular Days, including this bootcamp, are events of Software & Support Media GmbH, a Frankfurt am Main media and events company, and are run through its entwickler.de Akademie training arm. The managing director named in the imprint is Dr. Pouya Kamali-Loibl. The two trainers, Lukas Köhler and Felix Wunderlich, work at the consultancy Thinktecture.
Attendance for the bootcamp is not publicly disclosed; the organiser only says the places are limited, without a number. The target audience is frontend developers, web developers, software architects, UX and UI designers, technical leads and newcomers to AI who want to build AI-based applications. For the JavaScript & Angular Days as a whole, the organiser states that 63 % of attendees are senior developers, IT operations specialists or product owners, 26 % are junior or application developers, and 9 % are UX or web designers and online marketing managers (organiser figures, not audited).
The 2026 programme is built around Lukas Köhler and Felix Wunderlich. An earlier research record named Marco Frodl as trainer; the organiser's current page does not list him. Day 2 now includes a section on coding agents such as Claude Code and building a TypeScript MCP server. The March 2027 Munich version of the bootcamp lists Obsidian integration and AI team collaboration instead, so the content differs between editions.
Day 1, "GenAI basics and backend understanding for frontend developers", has four blocks:
Day 2, "Frontend integration and AI UX with Angular", has four blocks:
The organiser lists presentations, discussions, live coding and building on existing knowledge, with a large exercise share, best practices and examples. Attendees bring a laptop with a browser that can open colab.google.com (with a Google account) and stackblitz.com. Slides are provided afterwards, and participants receive an official certificate of attendance and goodies.
The bootcamp includes a get-together on the first evening. The parallel JavaScript & Angular Days offer Night Sessions, a community event with get-togethers, and a second two-day bootcamp, "Fullstack-Architektur mit Node.js, Angular & React" with Sebastian Springer and Nils Hartmann. The dates of that second bootcamp are not stated on the pages read for this entry.
No bootcamp-only ticket price is published; the bootcamp is booked inside combined passes. The 4-day pass (two workshop days plus the two bootcamp days, Tuesday to Friday) is listed from 1,899 EUR instead of 1,999 EUR. The 5-day pass (three workshop days plus the bootcamp) is listed from 2,399 EUR instead of 2,499 EUR. The lower figure includes a 100 EUR team discount that applies from three tickets, and all prices exclude VAT. The 4-day and 5-day passes include 12 months of entwickler.de access and a surprise gift on site. A diversity ticket is offered: each trainer holds one free ticket code for a person in financial or social hardship or from an under-represented group. Early-bird terms apply up to the organiser's early-bird date, which is not stated on the pages read.
There is no open call for papers. The bootcamp is taught by two trainers chosen by the organiser, and the Angular track of the wider event is led by program chair Christian Liebel. Not publicly disclosed: any trainer application route; the general contact form lists Miriam Klemm for marketing and programme questions.
The organiser offers media partnerships for the JavaScript & Angular Days rather than stand packages; the partnership page names Claudia Uhlig as contact, at +49 30 2148066 52. No exhibitor stands or sponsor packages specific to the bootcamp are published.
Not publicly disclosed. The organiser's partner page renders its partner logos without readable names, and no sponsor is named for the bootcamp itself.
The organiser says companies trusting the Days include Mercedes-Benz AG, RTL Technology GmbH, BASF Coatings GmbH, Adesso SE, Techniker Krankenkasse, Siemens AG, DATEv eG, Porsche Informatik GmbH, Debeka Krankenversicherungsverein a. G., Bosch Building Automation GmbH, REWE digital GmbH and Lufthansa Industry Solutions AS GmbH. These are logo claims for the wider event, not a participant list for the bootcamp, and mostly show German enterprise software teams in industry, insurance and retail.
Not publicly disclosed. No press accreditation page exists on the organiser's site. Press and programme questions can go to Miriam Klemm via the contact page of javascript-days.de.
None found in the sourced material beyond event listings: the visitBerlin events calendar, the campixx community page, conferenceindex.org and dev.events carry the dates, and none is editorial reporting on the bootcamp.
There is no editorial coverage to grade. The listings found repeat the organiser's dates and descriptions, so they are promotional placements, and one of them (campixx) quotes a ticket price and a workshop count that differ from the organiser's own pages.
Developers who want machine learning theory, model training or non-Angular stacks should skip it: the organiser frames it as applied integration for frontend teams, with Python and LangChain used only for backend proofs of concept. Readers who need English instruction should also skip it, since the organiser presents the training in German. Budget-bound individuals should note that the cheapest listed route to the bootcamp is a 4-day pass at from 1,899 EUR excluding VAT.
It follows three workshop days of the JavaScript & Angular Days on 12 to 14 October 2026 and closes the Berlin edition on 16 October. The organiser runs two such editions a year, Munich in spring (16 to 20 March 2026) and Berlin in autumn, and has announced a March 2027 Munich version of the same bootcamp. Standalone Angular Camps from the same academy run separately, for example a basic Angular course from 2 to 27 November 2026.
Yes. The organiser lists "Generative AI für Angular-Entwickler:innen" for March 2027 in Munich, with the same two trainers and a slightly different Day 2 content; the exact days are not published yet.
The bootcamp is presented in German: the organiser's page, programme and trainer descriptions are in German, and the training is advertised under German titles. An explicit statement of the language of instruction was not found, so English-only attendees should ask the organiser before booking (unverifiable information).
No online bootcamp ticket is listed. The organiser's online tickets cover only the Monday to Wednesday workshops (3-day pass from 1,099 EUR, 2-day pass from 899 EUR, excluding VAT), which are streamed live. For the bootcamp, the current slides are provided to participants afterwards; no recording is announced.
Under the organiser's terms, a registration can be cancelled up to the early-bird date of the event for a fee of 150 EUR plus VAT; after that date cancellation is not possible and the full invoice amount is due. If the organiser cancels the event, fees already paid are refunded and no further claims exist. If the event is postponed, registrations stay valid. Payment must be complete before the event starts.
Not publicly disclosed. No accessibility statement was found for the venue or the bootcamp. The organiser's code of conduct bars harassment related to disability and its diversity ticket explicitly names people with disabilities among those it supports.
The Maritim proArte Hotel is at Friedrichstraße 151, 10117 Berlin, in Berlin-Mitte, about 300 metres from Friedrichstraße station according to the hotel description on the organiser's site. A public underground car park with 120 paid spaces and electric-vehicle charging is available. Participants get 15 % off selected rooms at the current day rate using the code Meeting15BPA, bookable through the organiser's location page.
The bootcamp matters because it is aimed at the developer who owns the Angular frontend and has to ship AI features without becoming a machine learning specialist. The two days split the work the way such a team splits it: backend concepts and Python proofs of concept on Day 1, streaming responses and a TypeScript MCP server on Day 2. Both trainers work at Thinktecture, whose consultant Christian Liebel chairs the Angular track of the wider event, so the content comes from people who build Angular applications professionally.
Everything quantitative here is the organiser's. The audience mix applies to the JavaScript & Angular Days, not to the bootcamp, the company logos are a claim of trust rather than a participant list, and the bootcamp has no published price or head count of its own: its cost sits inside combined passes whose lower figure assumes a team discount. Treat the 4-day and 5-day prices as the floor for a team of three or more, and ask the organiser for a single-person bootcamp quote.
Official site: https://javascript-days.de/berlin/genai-fur-angular-bootcamp/. The ticket page is https://javascript-days.de/berlin/tickets-berlin/ and the location page is https://javascript-days.de/berlin/location-unterkunft-berlin/. Registration and participant questions go to Claudia Uhlig, +49 30 2148066 52; marketing and programme questions go to Miriam Klemm through the contact form. The legal entity named in the imprint is Software & Support Media GmbH, represented by Dr. Pouya Kamali-Loibl.