Gen-C February 2026 Sharing

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🔗 Claude Code x Kiro

Talks by Gen-C (Generative AI Learning Community) - February 2026 edition

💡 Join us for talks about Generative AI on 7 Feb 2026 (Sat)! Seats are limited so please register early to avoid disappointment! 🙂 Event details:

❗ IMPORTANT: Registration is only tracked through the below URL. Please sign up using the below URL, thank you. 👉🏻Link: https://nlb.libcal.com/event/5865641

🏠 LOCATION: Level 5 Programme Room, Punggol Regional Library, 1 Punggol Drive One, S828629

Below is the schedule,

🧱 10.30am - 11.10am : Topic - Topic - Claude Code for Beginners: Build & Deploy Your First App to Cloud in 60 Minutes

This beginner-friendly session introduces Claude Code as your AI pair-programmer and shows how anyone can build and deploy a real web application — even with no prior coding experience. We’ll start from a blank folder, use natural language prompts to create a simple web app, run it locally, and deploy it to Cloud so it’s live on the internet. Along the way, you’ll learn how to ask Claude the right questions, understand what the code is doing in plain English, and fix common mistakes without fear. By the end, you’ll walk away knowing how AI can lower the barrier to building software — and with a live app you can proudly share.

About the Speaker:

Mike Chee is a volunteer mentor at BuildAI@SIT and a Community Co-Lead at the Gen-C Generative AI Learning Community. He is committed to fostering knowledge sharing and advancing AI capabilities across diverse communities. By bridging technical expertise with strategic vision, Mike supports cutting-edge initiatives that empower teams, strengthen collaboration, and drive meaningful organisational impact. 11.10am - 11.30am : Q&A session

🤖 11.30am - 12.10pm : Topic - KIRO: Structured requirements + Property Based Testing = Provable Correctness

Passing tests and green checkmarks can still be misleading. Traditional testing only shows that code works for the specific scenarios we thought to check, limited by time constraints, misunderstood requirements, and unconscious assumptions. This programme explores Property-Based Testing in Spec-Driven Development using Kiro. It examines selection bias in testing, automated generation of thousands of test cases, and how structured requirements enable machine reasoning for building correct software. About the Speaker:

Ray Goh is a Tech executive responsible for the delivery of Finance digital solutions at DBS Bank. Previously, he was also instrumental in leading the delivery of FX and Fixed Income Trading technology at the bank. Ray is a passionate Cloud advocate with deep interest in Serverless services and has multiple AWS Certifications under his belt. He is also active in the Machine Learning & AWS DeepRacer communities.

12.10pm - 12.30am : Q&A session