code.talks 2016
2016-09-29..2016-09-30
Hamburg, Germany
[code.talks 2014, code.talks 2015, code.talks 2016, code.talks 2017, code.talks 2019, code.talks 2022, code.talks 2023, code.talks 2024]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome and Introduction of Curators | Tarek Müller | 40m |
Opening welcome and introduction of the curators for the conference. Tarek Müller of ABOUT YOU GmbH gives a greeting and presents the event’s curators. | ||
| The Return of Reason | Lars Jankowfsky, Johann-Peter Hartmann | 41m |
A talk titled "Die Rückkehr der Vernunft" discusses bringing back rational, pragmatic approaches to software development and engineering. It covers practical… | ||
| The 36th Chamber of Shaolin – Improve Your Microservices Kung Fu in 36 Easy Steps | Stefan Richter | 44m |
36 concrete steps claim covers architecture and ops choices actually used: a mono-repo, gRPC / Protocol Buffers for internal RPC, Kubernetes clusters for… | ||
| Progressive Web Apps | Thomas Steiner | 51m |
Audit of code.talks.de finds HTTP/2 and HTTPS in place but first paint 4.2s and first meaningful paint 5.92s on LTE, a 2.3s server response stall, PageSpeed… | ||
| CODE University of Applied Sciences i.G. – A Modern University for Developers | Thomas Bachem | 41m |
Presentation describes the founding of CODE University of Applied Sciences as a modern, practice-oriented university for software developers. It covers the… | ||
| High perf architecture at Stack Overflow | Marco Cecconi | 47m |
Stack Overflow runs on nine web servers serving about 800 million pageviews per month with four beefy SQL machines, heavy Redis caching and a three-node… | ||
| Understanding Customer Journeys with Deep Learning | Tobias Lang, Matthias Rettenmeier | 49m |
Zalando aggregates terabytes of clickstream into per-cookie timelines, stores Parquet on S3 and pivots with Spark on EMR to a compact feature matrix (terabytes… | ||
| Microservices – Hype or Already Reality? | Martin Kalsow, Benedikt Stemmildt | 33m |
Martin Kalsow and Benedikt Stemmildt discuss microservices as an architectural style, examining whether they are merely a hype or already practical reality… | ||
| AutoScaling WordPress with Docker & AWS | Marko Heijnen, Jan Löffler | 30m |
Packaged WordPress as Docker images, automated full AWS stacks with an open source Plesk WordPress AWS scaler (GitHub + Docker Hub) that provisions EC2, ELB… | ||
| METRO's Journey into Microservices: Experience and Lessons learned along the way | Vahid Gharavi, Sven Lipowski | 46m |
METRO digitalizes a €3 billion delivery business across 750 stores by decomposing functions into 120 microservices and running them on kubernetes in… | ||
| Agile Team Setup in Self-Organization | Robert Gies | 49m |
Describes how to set up agile teams within a self-organizing environment using practices from Scrum and agile engineering. Covers team composition, roles… | ||
| Git – How to Unfuck | Melanie G.A. Patrick | 33m |
Git – How to Unfuck
Speaker: Melanie G.A. Patrick (trivago GmbH)
Date: 30. September 2016 | ||
| Spryker commerce framework in a nutshell | Fabian Wesner | 41m |
A PHP e-commerce framework split into Yves (front) and Zed (back) separates fast, lightweight storefront reads from heavy business logic; product pages read… | ||
| It's Up to You — Wake Up and Code! | Nico Lumma | 44m |
A talk by Nico Lumma urges developers and teams to take responsibility and start coding proactively. It calls for practical action—waking up to challenges in… | ||
| Event Film | 03m | |
A short event film showing the atmosphere at code.talks 2016: two days of talks, engaging conversations, and an extensive supporting program. It documents the… | ||
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