Cursor Meetup Ljubljana #2 - Showcase Edition
- Date
- 2026-05-28
- Location
- Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Host
- Cursor Ljubljana, Slovenia
About this event
If you’ve been curious about what people are actually building with Cursor, this meetup is the room to be in. Cursor Meetup Ljubljana #2 - Showcase Edition brings the local community together for an in-person session focused on demos, real workflows, and the kind of conversations that happen when builders compare notes face to face. This is not a vague networking night and it’s not a formal conference. It’s a community meetup in Ljubljana for people who want to see practical examples, meet others experimenting with similar tools, and leave with sharper ideas about how to use Cursor in their own work. About the Event This edition is centered on a simple idea: show, don’t just tell. The showcase format makes space for attendees to see how others are using Cursor, what kinds of projects or workflows are emerging, and where people are finding real value in day-to-day use. Because it’s a meetup, the atmosphere is expected to be more conversational than polished. That’s a big part of the appeal. You’re not coming to sit quietly through a distant presentation; you’re coming to be in the room with people who care enough to build, test, explore, and discuss what’s working. At its core, the event blends three things that matter in a healthy local tech community: Practical sharing of tools, approaches, and examples Genuine connection with other people in the space Open discussion about how these tools fit into real projects and workflows Whether you already use Cursor regularly or you’re still figuring out how it fits into your process, the format makes it easier to learn from concrete examples instead of abstract opinions. What to Expect The showcase edition suggests a meetup built around demos, presentations, or attendee-led sharing. Expect an afternoon that gives people room to present what they’ve been working on, talk through how they approached it, and spark conversation around the decisions behind the work. You can likely expect a mix of activities such as: Community showcase moments where people share projects, experiments, or workflows Informal discussions around how Cursor is being used in practice Networking time before, during, or after the main session Peer-to-peer learning through questions, comparisons, and follow-up conversations One of the strongest parts of this kind of meetup is what happens between the formal moments. A short demo can turn into a useful discussion about process. A casual question can lead to a new collaboration, a better way of working, or a connection with someone local who has been solving similar problems. Because the event is in person, expect a more immediate and grounded experience than an online session. You’ll be able to ask follow-up questions in real time, read the room, and have the side conversations that often make meetups especially worthwhile. Why Attend If you care about how modern developer tools are being used in real settings, this meetup gives you something more valuable than generic commentary: direct exposure to what people are actually doing. You’ll get to see examples, hear reasoning, and learn from practical use rather than broad claims. This is also a strong opportunity to plug into the local community in Ljubljana. Meeting people in your city who are exploring the same tools can be useful far beyond a single event. It can lead to future conversations, shared learning, introductions, and a better sense of who’s building what nearby. You should attend if you want to: See concrete uses of Cursor from other community members Compare workflows, habits, and ideas in a real-world setting Ask questions and get honest, grounded perspectives Meet people locally who share your interest in these tools Leave with practical inspiration you can apply to your own work Even if you don’t arrive with a polished project or deep experience, there’s still clear value in being there. Meetups like this are often where people get unstuck, find better approaches, and discover that others are wrestling with the same questions. Practical Details The event takes place in person in Ljubljana, Slovenia, which makes it especially well suited for local attendees or anyone nearby who wants a more direct, social format. In-person events tend to reward curiosity and initiative, so it’s worth arriving ready to introduce yourself, ask questions, and stay for conversations. It’s scheduled for Thursday, May 28 at 4:15 PM GMT+2, making it an accessible late-afternoon meetup. That timing works well for people looking to step out of the usual workday routine and spend time with the community without committing to a full-day event. A few useful expectations to keep in mind: This is a community meetup, so the tone should feel approachable and participatory The showcase format means concrete examples and sharing are likely at the center of the experience The value of the event will come not just from what is presented, but from the conversations you have around it If you’ve been wanting a reason to meet other Cursor users and curious builders in Ljubljana, this is a very direct one If the title caught your attention, that’s probably a good signal. Come ready to learn something specific, meet people who are actively exploring the same space, and get a clearer picture of what this community looks like in person.
Who should attend
This meetup is for people who want practical insight, local connection, and a more grounded view of how Cursor is being used. - You use **Cursor already** and want to compare your workflow with how other people are actually working. - You’re **curious about Cursor** and would rather see real examples and ask questions in person than piece everything together from scattered online takes. - You build, code, prototype, or experiment with tools regularly and enjoy learning through **demos, showcases, and peer discussion**. - You’re based in **Ljubljana or nearby** and want to meet others in the local community who share your interest in modern developer tooling. - You value **informal, high-signal networking**: conversations with people who are actively trying things, not just talking about them. - You like meetups where the focus is on **useful specifics** rather than overly polished presentations. If you want to leave with clearer ideas, a few good conversations, and a better sense of how others are approaching the same tools, you’ll likely feel at home here.