First topic:

Dreamforce brings together thousands of Trailblazers from around the world to explore the latest innovations in Salesforce, AI, and customer success. For those who could't attend - or who want to relive the highlights - this meetup offers a concise recap of the most impactful announcements, product updates, and stories shared during the conference.

Our meetup is taking place just one week after Dreamforce (where Houssam will be present in person - both presenting and attending). We'll cover key takeaways from the main keynotes, breakout sessions, and hands‑on workshops, with a focus on how these insights can be applied locally within our community. Attendees will gain practical knowledge, discover new tools and features, and leave inspired to bring the Dreamforce energy back to their own organizations.

Join us for an engaging discussion, connect with fellow Trailblazers, and let’s translate the global Dreamforce experience into actionable steps for our local community.

Second topic:

Context Is the Job: Getting Real Productivity Out of AI on Salesforce Projects

AI can generate an LWC in seconds. It can also confidently invent a method on the Metadata API that has never existed, and you will find out during UAT.

This session is about the gap between those two outcomes. We'll look at where AI genuinely accelerates Salesforce development, where full delegation quietly costs you more than it saves, and why hallucination, stale org context, and lost project knowledge hit Salesforce work harder than most stacks.

Then we'll build something practical: a working framework for using AI as a tool rather than a replacement. How to feed it real org context, how to structure prompts around your data model and governor limits, how to review generated Apex and flows without rubber-stamping them, and how to turn each engagement into a knowledge base that makes the next sprint faster instead of starting from zero every time.

Live examples, real failures, and a set of habits you can apply the day after the session. Bring your questions and your worst AI-generated code.