Kjetil Høybråten is a Tech Lead at Sikt where he's working on FS, our Student Information System. During the last few years he's been hard at work replacing the old APIs with GraphQL. He'll be sharing what's worked well and what's been painful during this transition.

Vi på Sikt skriver skjemaet vårt først for deretter å koble dette opp mot våre datakilder. Dette er ganske enkelt og smertefritt, men hva gjør du når det dukker opp verbose mønster som GraphQL SDL ikke lar oss generalisere?

Kom og hør hvordan vi har løst dette ved hjelp av det jeg liker å kalle SDL-makroer eller schema transforms.

What happens when you need to refactor 377 files in a SvelteKit codebase? Without AI, you retire. With Claude Code, you ship it in 11 hours.

This talk walks through real-world examples of using Claude Code for massive refactoring work that would be soul-crushing to do manually. I'll cover:

How I approach large-scale refactors with Claude (377 files → 364 files → and counting)

Building and activating Claude Code skills reliably (based on my viral post that's getting 4k+ views in 3 days)

The workflow patterns that actually work vs the ones that waste your time

Real examples from production codebases

This isn't about AI replacing developers - it's about using AI to handle the tedious parts so you can focus on the interesting problems.

At LEGO.com, we have made great strides in stabilizing development cycles in our GraphQL gateway. We'll discuss the issues we used to have, how we used community tools to fix them, and where we're looking to go from here.