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Carolina Code Conference 2024

date:2024-08-23..2024-08-24
location:Greenville, United States
series:Carolina Code Conference · one edition
tags:[security]

The Carolina Code Conference is a welcoming and community-driven “polyglot” and cybersecurity conference that’s set to take place in beautiful Greenville, SC on Friday and Saturday August 23rd and 24th, 2024. This conference invites coders of all experience levels to attend, plug into the development community, share their experiences and have a great time as well.

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Your next favorite programming language: GleamDillon Mulroy01h 02m
Gleam claims a practical, production 1.0 language (Mar 4) with sound Hindley-Milner types, exhaustively checked pattern matching, and built‑in Result/Option…
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Ash Framework: The Power of Declarative DesignZach Daniel27m
Ash Framework claims to turn application intent into data: resource-oriented declarative design that drives schema, migrations and runtime behavior. It uses…
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Modern Web Development in PerlJason Crome43m
Argues that Perl is actively maintained (Perl 5.40 released 2024) and emphasizes stability and backward compatibility, then builds a small database-backed web…
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Shared Nothing Architecture - How to Scale to InfinitySam Ruby34m
A scheduling app built in Ruby on Rails runs isolated per-event deployments on fly.io, with one-VM cells, separate SQLite/Postgres databases, Redis for…
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{JWT}.{Misuse}.&AbuseTim Tomes59m
Shows concrete failures: a missing signature verification lets a forged ID token grant admin access; substituting a code token for an access token works even…
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Building Products Full-Stack with Dart and FlutterRyan Edge45m
Shows how a single-language stack actually ships: front end in Flutter, backend options include Dart Frog for file‑based REST routes with hot reload, Serverpod…
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Learning Functional Programming Through Construction: First PrinciplesCameron Presley25m
Builds a TypeScript emulator for a two‑axis Rover in ~25 minutes, using discriminated union types for Direction and Command, immutable Rover type (readonly…
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Explaining Lambda Calculus through Plain JavaScriptVlad Patryshev53m
Claims that Lambda Calculus maps directly into JavaScript implementations of lambda terms, shows concrete encodings: Church booleans, Church numerals, pairs…
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A Developer’s Guide to Open Source Web Mapping LibrariesCourtney Yatteau27m
Compares Leaflet, MapLibre GL JS and OpenLayers with concrete demos: Leaflet for simple points plus many plugins and client clustering; MapLibre as a Mapbox…
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Running K8s in the Browser. Yes, Really. Well, Not Really. Kind of.Nate Abele13m
Claims a working proof of concept that reimplements Kubernetes-like orchestration inside the browser by running WebAssembly modules with WASI and BEAM/Elixir…
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End-to-end secure ML DevelopmentMihai Maruseac21m
Demonstrates concrete defenses: Sigstore short-lived signatures for gigabyte‑scale models, a model‑signing library that hashes checkpoints deterministically…
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What Online Dating Taught Me About AlgorithmsDiana Pham28m
History of dating services starts with St James and Operation Match using mailed questionnaires, punch cards and outputting six names and phone numbers…
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The Seven Principles for Making a PostgreSQL DB Work FastAndrew Thompson11m
Seven practical rules: ground schema in the real business model to avoid leaky abstractions; run PG stat statements and auto_explain to surface slow queries…
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The Value of PrototypesJake Hennett07m
Shows how a quick 20-hour prototype — a small semi-functional UI with hardcoded values and static validation — uncovers mismatched requirements and coaching…
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Bridging the Gap: Developing Accessible Anti-Phishing SolutionsLydia Stepanek09m
Built a browser/plugin called Too Phishy (free and open source) that reaches the Google Workspace store and earns 15 5-star reviews while making a Product Hunt…
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Durable Code Execution With TemporalSeth Williams28m
Temporal runs workflows on a durable server with task queues and workers that poll independently, persisting state so retries, timeouts and compensations…
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Accelerating Secure Innovation: AI/ML Strategies for DevSecOps ExcellencePratik Thantharate13m
Shows how to embed static application security testing (CEST) and dynamic application security testing (DAST) into the CI pipeline using rapid 7 and Swagger…
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Intellectual Property Considerations for Developing and Licensing SoftwareHunter Freeman32m
Compares protection routes with concrete tradeoffs: patents take 2½–3 years, last ~20 years and block competitors’ functionality, while copyrights are quick to…
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Mentoring as a Leader with Limited TimeRod Roth15m
Argues that mentoring under time pressure works by shifting work to the learner using a coach approach, not by lecturing: use short, time‑boxed conversations…
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When You're a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a NailLiz Alvarez10m
Argues that language shapes thought via Sapir–Whorf and gives concrete evidence: Japanese drops pronouns linked to collectivist cultures, Hebrew’s gendered…
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Speaking Planely for the Grounded ProfessionalJustin Nash09m
Commercial aviation safety methods map to concrete practices: origin of checklists after the 1935 B7 accident, the mnemonic PAVE, and rules like personal…
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Embracing Failure: A Path to SuccessSteven Wade10m
In a world where success is often glorified and failure is stigmatized, it is important to remember that failure is not the end, but the beginning of a journey…
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Strategies for testing Authentication and Authorization FlowsKevin Old10m
Practical steps for reliably testing auth: use programmatic login with the Stytch Node SDK and Cypress tasks so tests skip slow UI OAuth flows, generate and…
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Scratch, Dent and Data: Engineering A Used Appliance Information AdvantageJames Shockley27m
Moves from manual calls to a data pipeline that scrapes 70+ used-appliance inventories across SC NC and GA, uses Google Maps/Places to build nodes and a 21x21…
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Bacon, Eggs & React: Real-World Analogies for EngineeringYvette Johns09m
Claim: creating personal analogies makes React and Remix concepts stick by mapping concrete items to architecture. Uses Remix and React components, ties routes…
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DIY Usability Testing When You Have No Time and No BudgetBekah Rice28m
Eight practical steps for low‑budget qualitative usability testing that fit into a day and use prototypes, paper sketches or an existing site, with a live demo…
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Rethinking Remote Access in a Remote First WorldAllen Vailliencourt11m
Shows replacing legacy VPNs and IP whitelists with a WireGuard-based overlay using Tailscale; demo connects to a Vultr server that has only the home IP allowed…
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Teach them well and let them lead the waySean Reid16m
Argues that being a senior engineer does not equal being a mentor and that mentoring means teach people to swim — deliberate pairing, showing how things work…
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Ignore the Doubters: Why Technologists Make Great Business LeadersStephen Borengasser29m
Argues that technologists excel at modern leadership by using curiosity, experimentation, quantitative reasoning and empathy to build learning organizations…
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