Replay 2025 Was One for the Books!
We’re still energized from an incredible few days at Replay 2025 in London. It was amazing seeing our community come together for hands-on workshops, insightful keynotes, and real-world case studies on durable execution and workflow orchestration.
Couldn’t make it — or want another look? We’ve got you covered. Head over to our website for session recordings, daily recaps, and all the product news announced during the event.
- Product Announcements: We’ve rolled out some big updates — like our new Ruby SDK, the official launch of Nexus, a handy zero-downtime migration tool, and major improvements to Temporal Cloud. Read more here ›
- Session Videos & Daily Blogs: Revisit your favorite talks, check out our daily blog posts, and flip through photo galleries from the event. Access them here ›
Looking ahead, we’re already planning Replay 2026 and can’t wait to share more details with you soon. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to build upon the success of Replay 2025 and bring our community together for another unforgettable experience.
Product Updates
In case you missed it, we made some exciting product announcements at Replay 2025. Here are the top updates:
- Nexus is Generally Available
- New zero-downtime migration tooling for self-hosted users looking to adopt Temporal Cloud
- Expanded high availability features in Temporal Cloud
SDK Updates
- Ruby SDK v0.3.0 marks the Ruby SDK as Pre-release. Submit feedback via GitHub or ask questions in Community Slack.
- Go SDK 1.33.0 introduces new versioning APIs, fixes a known workflow reset issue, and adds Nexus support (note server version requirements).
- Java SDK 1.28.0 (and up) multiple releases include Nexus support, API key usage updates, and enhanced API key support for Spring Boot integration.
- Python SDK 1.10.0 adds official support for Pydantic, along with changes to Python version compatibility.
- Temporal CLI v1.3.0 includes standard updates to the latest versions of UI Server and Temporal Server, plus 30+ feature requests, fixes, and new command exposures.
Introducing the Temporal Code Exchange
We just launched the Temporal Code Exchange: a curated library of community-driven code samples, example apps, and innovative projects showcasing creative ways to use Temporal.
We’re starting strong with 15 practical examples across Python, Go, TypeScript, .NET, and Java. Highlights include:
- Multi-agent workflow orchestration library
- eCommerce application with Stripe integration
- Full-stack template for building apps quickly with Temporal and React
- Workflow visualization toolkit for end-to-end monitoring
- Insurance application workflow samples
We’ll regularly refresh the collection with new community contributions.
How to Contribute
We welcome submissions! Visit the Community GitHub repository via the Code Exchange to share your own projects or team up with other Temporal developers. Let’s see what we can build together.
Upcoming Events
AWS Summit Paris: April 9 Paris, France
We’re excited to announce that Temporal will be at AWS Summit Paris on April 9th at the Palais des Congrès de Paris. Swing by our booth for live demos showcasing how Temporal can revolutionize your application development, particularly in AI-driven solutions. To schedule a personalized meeting with our team during the summit, please visit our event page.
Google Cloud Next: April 9–11 Las Vegas, NV
Meet the Temporal team at Google Cloud Next! Stop by Booth 1801 in the Mandalay Bay Convention Center and see how Temporal is redefining how you build modern applications. Dive into live, interactive demos to explore advanced Workflow orchestration, fault-tolerant microservices, and stateful application development at scale.
Want to go deeper? Request a meeting with our founders or set up time with one of our Temporal experts.
This is your chance to get hands-on, connect with the creators of Temporal, and discover how it can transform your architecture. We’ll see you there!
PyTexas: April 11–13 Austin, TX
See how Temporal is revolutionizing application development with durable execution and Workflow orchestration. Stop by our table and learn how Temporal can simplify your architecture and supercharge your Python applications.
AWS Summit Amsterdam: April 16 Amsterdam, Netherlands
Exciting news! Temporal is heading to AWS Summit Amsterdam on April 16th at The RAI. Visit our booth for exclusive demos and engaging conversations about simplifying stateful application development with Temporal, including leveraging AI to enhance your workflows. To arrange a one-on-one meeting with our experts during the event, please visit our event page.
Bengaluru Meetup: April 15 Bengaluru, IN
We’re excited to announce the Temporal Community Meetup in Bengaluru on April 15, 2025, from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, at the Courtyard by Marriott Bengaluru. Join us for an evening of technical talks, networking, and refreshments, featuring insights from Temporal experts and industry leaders. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with fellow developers and learn more about building reliable, scalable applications with Temporal. For more details and to RSVP, visit our event page.
Devoxx France: April 16–18 Paris, France
Exciting news! Temporal will be at Devoxx France 2025, happening April 16–18 at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. Our own Maël will be present at our partner Takima’s booth (D06), ready to discuss how Temporal can enhance your development processes. Takima, a Diamond sponsor of the event, is known for their expertise in innovative and robust solutions. Swing by to connect with Maël and explore the future of application development together!
Webinars
How to Build AI Agents with Python & Temporal
Join us on April 3 at 9 AM PST/12 PM EST to explore agentic AI workflow creation using Temporal’s Python SDK, including a live demo. Can’t make it? We’ve got you covered—just save your spot and we’ll share the recording.
Resources
The Education team is hosting a Temporal 101 in .NET webinar on April 9 at 9:00 AM PST. Register here!
Community Highlights
- Phil Calçado continued his Building AI Products blog series (Part I, Part II) that uses Temporal on the backend to create an AI-powered Chief of Staff for engineering leaders.
- Also on the AI train, Long Quanzheng wrote Build Reliable AI Agents with Indeed Workflow Framework on Temporal — check out the demo of an AI-powered email agent capable of composing, translating, and scheduling emails with auto-save drafting and cancellation features.
- For all you Infrastructure as Code fans out there, you can now use the new Pulumi Temporal Cloud Provider as an alternative to the Terraform Temporal Cloud Provider.
- This month, we received four new submissions to Code Exchange:
- Cross-Language Data Processing Service with Temporal (Bar Moshe) demonstrates how Temporal empowers teams to seamlessly orchestrate complex data processing workflows across multiple programming languages. Specifically, it showcases how Go, Python, and TypeScript can interoperate smoothly within a single, scalable workflow.
- Go Code Generation with Temporal & Protobufs (Chris Ludden) generates code for Temporal workflows from Protobuf definitions, automating client and worker creation. It simplifies development by converting structured workflow definitions into runnable code, reducing manual effort and ensuring consistency.
- kairos-cli (Sepehr Sobhani) is a snappy cli application that allows you to maintain your flow state while allowing you to open a workflow in the cloud for a richer experience and deeper analysis.
- Indeed Workflow Framework (iWF) (Indeed Engineering Team) is a framework built on top of Temporal that simplifies the development, management, and orchestration of long-running, asynchronous workflows. It provides clear abstractions so you can focus on business logic.