diff --git a/content/en/events/isc-2026.md b/content/en/events/isc-2026.md index b49359eddf..1cadca9368 100644 --- a/content/en/events/isc-2026.md +++ b/content/en/events/isc-2026.md @@ -84,6 +84,14 @@ Remember if you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together! Scott Hanselman is Vice President and Member of Technical Staff at Microsoft/GitHub. A software developer for more than 30 years, Scott is an internationally recognized speaker, author, educator, and developer advocate. He has been blogging for more than 20 years, hosts the Hanselminutes podcast and Azure Friday, has written several technical books, and has spoken to more than one million developers worldwide. Based in Portland, Oregon, Scott is passionate about making technology accessible and helping developers build better software together. +**Keynote: What do you build when you can build anything?** + +For most of computing history, building software meant negotiating with scarcity: limited memory, limited compute, limited time, and limited access to expertise. Today, those constraints are rapidly falling away. With AI, cloud platforms, open source, and powerful tools, more people can turn an idea into working software faster than ever before. + +But when you can build almost anything, the hardest question is no longer *how*. It is *what...and why*. + +In this keynote, Scott Hanselman explores what happens when creation becomes abundant. Through stories, code, and practical examples, he examines the new skills that matter: judgment, taste, curiosity, empathy, and the discipline to understand the problem before generating the solution. The future will not belong simply to those who can build the most. It will belong to those who choose carefully, build responsibly, and create things genuinely worth having. +