Not every useful tech event in Bangalore is a big-stage conference — some of the highest-value sessions this year have been small, hands-on workshops where you leave having actually built or configured something. Here's what's run in 2026.
Looking for a live, always-updated list instead? See our tech workshops in Bangalore tracker — it refreshes automatically as new events are published, rather than the point-in-time recap below.
Apple: implementing WWDC26 technologies
Apple's WWDC26 workshop (July 30, Apple Developer Center Bengaluru) let developers bring their own project and work directly with that year's newest APIs alongside Apple engineers, evangelists, and designers on-site all day — covering the Foundation Models framework, App Intents and Siri integration, and adaptive layouts across screen sizes. Lunch was included; spots were limited and required a request in advance.
Red Hat: RHEL 10, AI, and post-quantum security
Red Hat's Enterprise Linux Workshop (June 10, Taj MG Road) went hands-on with RHEL 10 — AI-assisted management via RHEL Lightspeed, the shift to post-quantum cryptography, and using Image Mode to keep on-prem and cloud environments identical. Aimed at developers, sysadmins, and infrastructure architects with existing Linux experience.
Microsoft × TechNexus: agentic development lifecycle
xperience: Agentic Development Lifecycle (August 1, Microsoft's Bellandur office) was a hands-on session on building with agentic development workflows, run through the TechNexus community meetup group.
Why these are worth tracking
Workshops like these trade scale for depth — you're not one of thousands in an auditorium, you're one of a few dozen people working directly with engineers from the company that built the tool. If you'd rather leave an event with something configured and working than a stack of slides, these are the format worth watching for.
Browse upcoming workshops and hands-on developer events in Bangalore to catch the next one.
