Codemotion Madrid 2015
2015-11-27..2015-11-28
Madrid, Spain
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How to tune data access layers .net | Enrique Catalá | 46m |
Shows advanced .NET data-access tuning techniques: using interceptors and a modified Entity Framework, profiling with ANTS and SQL Server Profiler, and… | ||
| Kotlin for Android Developers | Antonio Leiva | 41m |
Kotlin is presented as an alternative to Java that combines object-oriented and functional programming ideas for Android development. The talk covers why to… | ||
| Security in Public Cloud | Olof Sandstrom | 48m |
The talk explains practical security for public cloud platforms, describing Arsys’s experience since launching public cloud in 2009 and their work on… | ||
| Beauty Treatment for Your Android Application | Jose L Ugia | 35m |
Shows how to make Android apps look and feel better by using Android’s drawing and animation tools, following design guidelines, and applying practical tricks… | ||
| Containers - the little Linux feature revolutionizing apps | Rick Osowski | 47m |
Explains why Docker-style containers are smaller layered images (GB VMs → tens of MBs per app), how teams use build ship run workflows, and which tools glue it… | ||
| Clean Architecture for Android | Jose Manuel Pereira | 47m |
A concrete Clean Architecture applied to Android at JobandTalent: app code is split into UI, presenters, interactors (use cases), repositories and three data… | ||
| Big Data: A tour of the Modern Data Warehouse | Rubén Pertusa | 43m |
A walkthrough of a Modern Data Warehouse using Microsoft Power BI to integrate traditional OLAP cubes with Hadoop, NoSQL stores, machine learning models, and… | ||
| Akka.net: The actor programming model | Javier García Magna | 39m |
Akka.NET is presented as an actor-based reactive programming model for building highly concurrent, distributed systems. The talk explains the actor programming… | ||
| Design Patterns in Java 8 | Alonso Torres | 43m |
The talk reviews several well-known design patterns and shows how to adapt them to Java 8 features. It demonstrates improving traditional object-oriented… | ||
| Scaling Agile in Organizations | Chema García Martínez | 58m |
The talk examines scaling Agile in organizations, noting SAFe is the most-used framework and common engineering fixes are continuous integration, TDD and… | ||
| The HTTP/2 Protocol: Kill That Latency! | Guiseppe Ciotta | 44m |
Giuseppe Ciotta explains why HTTP/2 was created to reduce web latency, comparing its features and benefits against previous HTTP versions (e.g., multiplexing… | ||
| Stop making fool of yourself about documentation | Guillaume Scheibel | 41m |
Argues for writing docs as plain AsciiDoc source under version control so docs update with code, showing commands and tools that actually work: gem install… | ||
| Programming and using NFC cryptographic cards | Tomás García Meras | 48m |
Covers internal technology of modern wireless smart cards (e.g., DNIe 3.0, new-generation EMV payment cards, and university smart cards) and how to program and… | ||
| The Art of Being Lazy | Camilo Galiana | 45m |
Advocates treating “laziness” as automation and simplification by programming for humans, asking the right questions, and avoiding premature features. Uses… | ||
| Taiga: From 0 to 70,000 Projects Online | Pablo Ruiz | 39m |
Taiga is an AGPL open-source agile project management platform implemented in Python with a REST API and export features. The talk covers its rapid growth to… | ||
| IT Industry Trends in Spain | Maximilien de Coster | 27m |
Gives an overview of Spain’s IT market 2008–2015: overall IT revenue fell 18% (2008–2013) then recovered +2% (2013–2014) and +3.5% (2014–2015); digital content… | ||
| Continuous Integration with Xamarin Apps | Javier Suarez | 44m |
Presents a concrete continuous-integration pipeline for Xamarin apps: keep 60–90% shared code, run NUnit unit tests locally and in CI, and run Xamarin.UITest… | ||
| Help! I Need More Women | Laura Morillo, Marina Lorenzo, Ana Fernández | 46m |
The talk presents data showing low visibility of female role models lowers girls' interest and entry into tech, citing historically notable women (Ada… | ||
| Invisible performance. How fast is your JavaScript code? | Kiko Beats | 46m |
Covers practical JavaScript performance tips: use 'use strict' and a linter (Standard) to catch bad patterns, prefer high-level constructs like Object maps and… | ||
| World-Class Testing Pipeline in Android | Pedro Gómez Vicente | 56m |
Shows concrete code examples using Espresso, Robolectric, Mockito, MockWebServer, JUnit and Dagger to build Android tests. Describes project-specific testing… | ||
| Persistence Has Its Limits | Emma Sesmero, Blanca Hernández | 28m |
Emma and Blanca describe problems encountered using PostgreSQL with OpenJPA and using MongoDB as persistence solutions for two applications. They discuss… | ||
| How to Design and Plan My Application | Martin Vega | 41m |
Martín Vega explains how to plan and design an application for Windows 10 using the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) so it works well across device families… | ||
| Discovering 40 Geo-APIs in 40 Minutes | Raúl Jiménez | 46m |
Live demos and GitHub code show loading basemaps (Mapbox, Bing, Google, ArcGIS) and building Leaflet visualizations including heatmaps, marker clustering, and… | ||
| Hackathons on Rails | Cristiano Betta | 39m |
Has run about 80 hackathons and organizes BattleHack series with regional winners flown to San Jose for a $100,000 final; builds the event stack as a Rails CMS… | ||
| Play Jazz Agilely in the Cloud | José Miguel Ordax | 42m |
A demonstration shows a full agile workflow—Scrum planning, in-browser coding, CI/CD and deployment—running from a laptop on public Wi‑Fi using cloud PaaS. It… | ||
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