BDX I/O 2019
2019-11-15
Bordeaux, France
BDX I/O ·
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The design of persuasion: from seduction to engagement | Estelle Landry | 38m |
Persuasive design is presented as a practical toolkit of about 60 pattern cards (from Dust Oxbow and collaborators) that guide users from discovery through… | ||
| Designers, developers, let's make a difference… | Florent Berthelot, Cécile Freyd-foucault | 45m |
How to create a distinctive product identity when using generic UI component libraries (Material, Bootstrap, etc.). The talk explains a collaborative… | ||
| From microservices to migroservices | François Teychene | 46m |
The talk examines why projects that start as microservices often devolve into “migroservices” — services that regain monolithic characteristics. It names… | ||
| Green IT is the new web | Julie Guillerm | 12m |
The talk explains that digital technology has significant environmental impacts and argues that web and software projects should adopt eco-design (green IT)… | ||
| 3 easy manipulation techniques | Marie Viley | 16m |
Explains three simple psychological manipulation techniques used in everyday situations and shows the decision-making mechanisms behind influence and social… | ||
| The job of my dreams | Ane Diaz de Tuesta | 16m |
A developer recounts a varied career path — six years as a software developer, then roles as a component owner, Lead Front-End, Scrum Master, graphic… | ||
| Implementing a server-side webhook, not so simple! | Guillaume Laforge | 47m |
The talk explains how to implement server-side webhooks: it first introduces webhooks and building a callback endpoint to receive notifications, then covers… | ||
| What if your survival depended on… | Vincent Huc, Amandine Jaufeeraully, Marie Isoard | 49m |
Using a post-apocalyptic survivor metaphor, the talk maps six survival rules to software testing practices: get external reviews (code review), isolate units… | ||
| Testing in Kotlin | Benoit Prioux | 39m |
Practical guidance for writing tests using Kotlin: which testing frameworks and libraries to use (e.g., JUnit, Mockito, AssertJ vs AssertK) and how Kotlin… | ||
| Does free/libre software have a bright future? | Denis Germain | 44m |
A humorous, opinionated look at the history and current state of free/open-source software, tracing the journey from small garage projects to the dominance of… | ||
| Istio, the best friend of your K8S cluster ❤️ | Kevin Davin | 45m |
Overview of Istio for Kubernetes clusters: explains how Istio provides traffic-management features like circuit-breaker, retries, timeouts, blue-green… | ||
| Machine learning with matches and confetti | Nicolas Decoster | 15m |
Explains reinforcement learning using a hands-on, non-computer demonstration with matches and party-favor bags to illustrate the core mechanisms. Uses simple… | ||
| Git or double? | Fabien Lamarque | 19m |
Examines how using Git affects a transition from monolith to microservices and cloud deployment, showing when Git helps and when it hinders that organizational… | ||
| Equipping your lane | Thomas Pierrain | 52m |
The talk explains how a software professional can become clearer about their role, goals, desires and fears to better help others through their work. It… | ||
| Lazy Loading: Supercharge your Angular apps! | Elian ORIOU, Damien Riccio | 45m |
Shows how to add lazy loading to an existing monolithic Angular 2+ app to improve render times and user experience. Demonstrates step-by-step live coding that… | ||
| From POC to Prod, a data science project laid bare | Jeremie Bureau, Kévin Barreau | 36m |
Covers a full data-science project pipeline from proof-of-concept to production, focused on deploying anomaly-detection models. Describes chosen… | ||
| Architecture testing with ArchUnit: Implementation for DDD | Xavier Blanc | 42m |
ArchUnit is a Java framework for expressing and checking architectural rules by inspecting code topology (package/class relationships and annotations). The… | ||
| Remaking retro games with Vue.js | Nicolas Decoster, Juliane Blier | 44m |
A presenter shows how to learn Vue.js by rebuilding a retro game, using a Pokemon Red clone as the example. The talk explains mapping game concepts—player… | ||
| Convince with principled negotiation techniques | Marc Allaire | 19m |
Overview of principled negotiation techniques from the Harvard Negotiation Project (Getting to Yes) applied to everyday tech situations like persuading… | ||
| A Quarkus function deployed to a Kubernetes K3S with Fission… | Sébastien Moreno | 20m |
Shows building a Quarkus Java function and deploying it into a lightweight K3s Kubernetes cluster, then running it in serverless mode using Fission… | ||
| Once Upon a Time Storybook | Michèle Legait | 15m |
Storybook for UI component development: using Storybook with frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue to build components in isolation, test specific scenarios… | ||
| Highway to Elm! | Jordane Grenat | 48m |
Introducing Elm as an alternative to JavaScript for web apps, the talk explains how Elm eliminates runtime errors (like null/undefined and unhandled errors)… | ||
| What I wish I knew about Kubernetes bef… | Christian Alonso Chavez Ley, Mickaël Vaz | 46m |
Kubernetes is presented as the de facto platform for deploying containers but with significant complexity for both developers (updateStrategy, restartPolicy… | ||
| Hexagonal Architecture Level 2: How to write well… | Julien Topçu, Jordan Nourry | 47m |
Explains testing strategies for hexagonal architecture applied to microservices, covering the five recommended test levels from Martin Fowler and how to… | ||
| Introduction to constraint programming | Cyril Delmas | 46m |
Constraint programming is presented as a practical way to solve problems like Sudoku, conference scheduling, and the traveling salesman type routing for a… | ||
| Discover neuroevolution by creating an autonomous car in… | Christophe Camicas | 46m |
A step-by-step demo shows how to build a simple browser car game in JavaScript that evolves autonomous driving via neuroevolution. It covers implementing the… | ||
| Hasura: a GraphQL back-end in minutes | Hugo Wood | 17m |
Hasura is presented as an alternative to Firebase that generates a full backend from a PostgreSQL database, exposing authentication, authorization, serverless… | ||
| The future of Node dependency management | Fabien Juif | 16m |
Explains why the Node community dislikes node_modules and surveys alternative dependency-management strategies. Describes proposals from Yarn (removing… | ||
| How I ended up deploying an app at 2am on AWS… | Nicolas Giraud | 16m |
A developer describes joining a quirky project to power toy electric cars on a racetrack by having people pedal for 24 hours, using two Arduinos, a Raspberry… | ||
| Annoying notifications don't attract crowds ... | Arthur Retrou | 43m |
The talk examines mobile/app notification design, naming common problems with intrusive or excessive notifications and showing how to design smarter… | ||
| Kafka and KSQL to help with detect... | Maxime Ribera, Géraud Dugé de Bernonville | 45m |
Demonstrates using Apache Kafka to ingest large volumes of network frame data and KSQL to run SQL-inspired continuous queries on those streams. Shows concrete… | ||
| The GameJam: the video game hackathon | Simon Bedard | 43m |
Explains what a GameJam is (a 48-hour event to design and build a video game) and argues it’s an accessible, intense but rewarding technical and human exercise… | ||
| Esports, a generational phenomenon driven by the… | Romain Sombret, Gilles Mischler | 42m |
The talk explains how esports have become a generational phenomenon driven by technology, focusing on digital platforms, streaming services, and gaming… | ||
| nothing matches | ||