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Lode Coding: Persistent Memory for AI-Assisted Development

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22/09/2026

14:00 UTC

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About the event

Join our online meetup to explore how persistent project memory can dramatically improve AI-assisted software development. During this session, you'll discover how Lode Coding helps AI assistants retain architectural context, engineering decisions, and project conventions, allowing developers to move beyond repetitive context-setting and achieve more consistent results.

The event will be interesting for:

Software Engineers, Senior Developers, Technical Leads, Software Architects, Engineering Managers, Platform Engineers, and teams already using AI coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot, Claude, or similar tools.

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Pavel Osadchuk

Principal .NET Engineer / Software Architect at Andersen

14:00 UTC

Lode Coding: Persistent Memory for AI-Assisted Development

About the speaker

Pavel Osadchuk is a Principal-level .NET Engineer and Software Architect with more than 15 years of experience building and evolving production software, from early-stage products to complex enterprise systems. His expertise spans C#, .NET, ASP.NET Core, SQL, Kubernetes, Azure, and AWS. Pavel has led architecture initiatives for large-scale systems processing hundreds of thousands of document comparisons across data sets of up to 70 TB and won international hackathons, including PayPal BattleHack and Junction. He has spent recent months applying AI-assisted development with persistent project memory to production projects.

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22 September

14:00 UTC

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