AI for Developers: How to Achieve a 50% Productivity Boost Building a RAG-Based E-Commerce Site with AI Agents

Join us for practical, developer-focused guidance on using AI agents to boost your workflow!

AI is everywhere, and engineering teams are under pressure to turn it into real results.

In this webinar, Progress Telerik and Kendo UI team up with Bitovi to show how to boost productivity by up to 50% - no changes to your IDE or workflow.

You’ll follow a real-world build of a RAG-based e-commerce app, using AI agents and spec-driven development to ship faster while keeping full control, consistency, and code quality.

What You’ll Learn

In this session, you’ll see how to:

• Turn simple prompts into fully working pages
• Automate layout, scaffolding, and styling while keeping full control of your code
• Use AI-powered UI generation with Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) for richer, data-backed user experiences
• Generate production-ready output that’s actually usable

See how AI agents can help your team shorten development cycles, stay consistent, and create better user experiences without changing how you work.

You’ll also learn how these gains lead to real business results, not just technical wins.

Join us to explore practical ways to build smarter, faster, and with more confidence.

Meet Your Speakers

Ed Charbeneau
Principal Developer Advocate, Progress

Ed is a Microsoft MVP and an internationally recognized online influencer, speaker, writer, a Developer Advocate for Progress, and expert on all things web development. Ed enjoys geeking out to cool new tech, brainstorming about future technology and admiring great design.

Ryan Spencer
Bitovi

Ryan brings a decade of web experience in projects using everything from PHP, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript and Node to Angular and React. Ryan has worked with startups and Fortune 500 companies, including businesses in high-trust industries, such as insurance and software security. He frequently delivers trainings on React and Typescript topics and loves to debate the long-term implications of various state-management techniques. He also enjoys road-tripping across the US with his wife and kids.