Codemotion Milan 2015
2015-11-20..2015-11-21
Milan, Italy
[Codemotion Milan 2015, Codemotion Milan 2016, Codemotion Milan 2017]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Building stronger teams for better user experience | Lily Dart | 38m |
Concrete, practical steps for improving product UX by changing team behavior: identifies three leadership qualities—empathy, direction and focus, and… | ||
| Opening | Chiara Russo | 11m |
About 2,000 attendees, 100 speakers from 15 countries, 23 hiring companies and 25 communities converge for Milan 2015; the event announces 11 international… | ||
| Keynote: Coding and Dreaming with PHP for over 20 years | Rasmus Lerdorf | 51m |
Starts as a tiny 1995 templating tool that auto-maps form fields into variables and grows by accident into the LAMP ecosystem: hacks add a limit clause to… | ||
| Interview to Rasmus Lerdorf from Etsy, Creator of PHP | Rasmus Lerdorf | 07m |
Creator of PHP describes 20 years of growth from a personal tool into the web’s dominant language, cites PHP 7 focuses on massive performance improvements and… | ||
| Speeding up the Web with PHP 7 | Rasmus Lerdorf | 43m |
PHP 7 ships with large practical wins: 2x overall and 3x on WordPress performance and big memory cuts (example WordPress array test drops from ~43MB to ~6MB)… | ||
| Keynote Motivational - Room 1: "A programmer is..." | Birgitta Boeckeler | 35m |
Tracing programmer identity to the 1940s, the account says the ENIAC women wrote ballistic trajectory code, practiced pair programming in the 1940s, and used… | ||
| "Sono Giapponese" Codemotion Mix {feat. Tsuneo} | Tsuneo | 01m |
A playful presentation titled “Sono Giapponese” performed at Codemotion Milan 2015, presented as a Codemotion Mix featuring Tsuneo. It appears to be a light… | ||
| In Defense of the Floppy Disk: The Vocabulary of the Interface | Lis Pardi | 41m |
Large-scale, open-text icon testing shows concrete results: an initial 131 college students (96% ID floppy, 83% knew it meant save) and a follow-up of 526 high… | ||
| Interview with Joe Nash, Developer Advocate at Braintree | Joe Nash | 03m |
An interview with Joe Nash, Developer Advocate at Braintree (part of PayPal), discussing his role and experiences working on Braintree’s developer platform and… | ||
| Building the world's largest grocery site in React | Robbie McCorkell | 32m |
Built an isomorphic React-based international grocery site for Tesco covering seven countries with per-country branding, languages and feature flags; launched… | ||
| The Dark Side of Malware Analysis | Andrea Pompili | 01h 05m |
Reversing executables and malware analysis are presented as a growing, legitimate field driven by targeted malware. The talk covers why analyzing malware… | ||
| Keynote IBM: "From old to new IBM, leading to cognitive era" | Frederic Lavigne | 19m |
IBM frames a shift from legacy to a cognitive era by packaging machine learning and APIs into a developer platform. Bluemix supports Cloud Foundry, Docker and… | ||
| From Big Data to Fast Data: Apache Spark | Stefano Baghino | 45m |
Overview of Apache Spark as an alternative to MapReduce for cluster computing, focusing on moving from batch-oriented Big Data (Hadoop) to real-time stream… | ||
| Opening | Andrea Ferlito, Carlotta Cattaneo | 04m |
PoliHub co-hosts the second Codemotion Milano day and announces an acceleration program offering services, facilities and tutor support that turns projects… | ||
| Keynote HP: Big Data from theory to practice with the simplicity of HPE HAVEN on demand | Guido | 10m |
Platform ingests structured and unstructured data including text audio and video, exposes HP Haven OnDemand and Haven on Hadoop APIs plus SQL-on-Hadoop and… | ||
| Keynote: The Operating System of Payments, UX and Security in Modern Apps | Joe Nash | 15m |
Braintree is processing about $50 billion a year and holds roughly 154 million cards on file, up ~118%; roughly 27% of transactions it handles come from… | ||
| Interview with Guido Pezzin, Sales Manager HPE Big Data at HP Enterprise | Guido Pezzin | 02m |
An interview with Guido Pezzin, Sales Manager for HPE Big Data at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, about HPE’s Big Data software offerings and sales perspective. It… | ||
| Interview with Alfredo Morresi, Developer Relations at Google | Alfredo Morresi | 04m |
An interview with Alfredo Morresi about his role in Developer Relations at Google Italy, discussing how he connects developers with Google technologies and… | ||
| Interview with Marina Rossi, Event Curator at Game Happens | Marina Rossi | 05m |
An interview with Marina Rossi about her role as Event Curator for Game Happens, describing how she organizes and curates game-related events. It covers the… | ||
| Interview with Francesco Baldassarri, Italian Community Manager at Intel Corporation | Francesco Baldassarri | 04m |
An interview with Francesco Baldassarri, Intel’s Italian Community Manager, discussing his role and activities at Intel in Italy. It covers community… | ||
| Interview with Frederic Lavigne, Bluemix Developer Advocate at IBM | Frederic Lavigne | 06m |
An interview with Frederic Lavigne about IBM Bluemix where he discusses Bluemix as a cloud platform for developers, its services and how it supports building… | ||
| Interview with Birgitta Boeckeler, Lead Developer at ThoughtWorks | Birgitta Boeckeler | 07m |
An interview with Birgitta Boeckeler, Lead Developer at ThoughtWorks, conducted at Codemotion Milan 2015. The conversation covers her role and experience as a… | ||
| Intervista a Sarah Wells, Principal Engineer del Financial Times | Sarah Wells | 03m |
Microservices speed up releases to daily deployments with small, easily rolled-back changes, but they also multiply alert noise; the claim is that alerting… | ||
| "How to Avoid Being Creepy and Design for Trust" | Michael Boeke | 36m |
Argues that trust comes from transparency and control plus demonstrable integrity. Cites concrete wins: Venmo Touch clarifies payment storage choices… | ||
| Intervista Carmen Popoviciu, Frontend Engineer | Carmen Popoviciu | 04m |
Protractor is presented as an end-to-end test runner that targets Angular but whose configuration supports non-Angular apps; it adds Angular-specific locators… | ||
| DevOoops (Increase awareness around DevOps infra security) | Gianluca Varisco | 40m |
Giving developers sudo causes widespread downtime and misconfiguration; GitHub leaks expose FTP creds, private keys and full DB dumps and leave 219,000… | ||
| "Handling Millions of Concurrent Users with Erlang OTP" | Manuel Rubio | 48m |
Codemotion Milan 2015 - "Handling Millions of Concurrent Users with Erlang/OTP" - Manuel Rubio - Software as a Service is a very popular term very used lately… | ||
| The Magic of Elixir | Gabriele Lana | 01h 05m |
Introduces Elixir, a programming language combining Ruby-like productivity with Erlang’s robustness and performance. Focuses briefly on language features and… | ||
| Closing event and Lottery. | 06m | |
Conference closes with an announced attendance of 1,840 attendees and sustained applause as organizers thank sponsors and the volunteer team; logistics note… | ||
| From Angular to React - An Unexpected Journey | Salvatore Laisa | 47m |
A developer describes migrating from Angular to React, comparing the two frontend frameworks. The talk covers why they moved to React, practical pros and cons… | ||
| Keynote track Methods: "Quality is a variable" | James Higgs | 42m |
Argument that quality is a variable: prioritize user-facing correctness (features work, perform, secure) and medium-term productivity over polishing internal… | ||
| "The Step After Styleguides" | Ben Scott | 35m |
Styleguides evolve into a reusable component library called Armin that serves three apps (programs, radio, styleguide) and is distributed via composer/twig in… | ||
| The Hacker Scene Ecosystem | Stefano Chiccarelli | 56m |
An overview of the contemporary hacker ecosystem in Italy, distinguishing cybercrime, hacktivism, security researchers and intelligence services. The talk uses… | ||
| "Alert overload: How to adopt a microservices architecture..." | Sarah Wells | 36m |
Microservices sprawl creates alert chaos: 45 services across three environments generate about 1.5 million checks/day and one developer counted ~19,000 system… | ||
| "Trophy Winning Teams" | Adam Onishi | 41m |
A dev team builds a front-end boilerplate, a Sass pattern library, and a WordPress base theme so new hires start with the same folder structure and a chosen… | ||
| "The talents we have" | Tobias Tom | 32m |
Claims that over‑specialization and unchecked tooling growth break the web ecosystem and that practical fixes start with individual choices and… | ||
| Use Ionic Framework to Develop Mobile Applications | Lucio Grenzi | 32m |
Ionic framework enables web developers to build native-feeling hybrid mobile apps by combining AngularJS with an Ionic stylesheet and CLI. The talk… | ||
| "Explorations in Cooperative, Distributed Systems with Uber's Ringpop" | Jeff Wolski | 38m |
Ringpop is an open source library (Node.js originally, now Go) that brings SWIM gossip membership plus consistent-hash routing to apps so instances… | ||
| "CSS3 Layouts: Flexbox vs CSS Grid" | Sara Vieira | 31m |
Company revamp uses Flexbox for rows, alignment and reordering so layouts are equal height and responsive, with browser support around 90% of modern browsers… | ||
| "Android Wear iBeacon development" | Kseniia Shumelchyk | 30m |
Explains how iBeacon over Bluetooth Low Energy works on Android 4.3+ (API 18) and how Android 5+ scan APIs add ScanFilter, ScanSettings and advertising so… | ||
| Remote Working for an Entrepreneur: Instructions for Use | Francesco Fullone | 01h 04m |
Examines how companies like Github, Automattic, Travis-CI and 37signals use remote work to hire top developers worldwide without requiring relocations… | ||
| The Little Shop of TDD Horrors | Giorgio Natili | 49m |
This talk examines misuse of Test-Driven Development (TDD) and how bad tests — "testing smells" — harm design and architecture in web and mobile applications… | ||
| "Supercharge your App business with AdMob" | Francesco Bonatesta, Gilberto Cocchi | 44m |
Mobile app monetization explained with concrete numbers and steps: global smartphone sales ~1.2 billion in 2014, AdMob aims for fill rate >90–99%, CPM examples… | ||
| FIWARE Primer: Learn FIWARE in 60 Minutes | Federico Michele Facca | 53m |
FIWARE is presented as an open-source cloud platform running on federated OpenStack labs that lets teams deploy a Docker Compose stack to a live environment in… | ||
| "TestOps: Chasing the White Whale" | Ioana Serban | 39m |
Describes practical TestOps work: choosing AWS instance families (M1/C1/C3/C4), staging a clone, and using production monitoring as the oracle to validate… | ||
| Building Real-Time Applications with Polymer and Firebase | Michel Murabito | 52m |
How to build real-time web apps using the Polymer web components library together with Firebase. It explains using Firebase as the API/backend for storing and… | ||
| "How I made a career in the Tech industry writing horrible code" | Luca Sartoni | 42m |
Career arc shows a pragmatic playbook: write imperfect PHP/JSP, build a scrappy web TV and take conference photos released as Creative Commons photos to get… | ||
| "Is WebAssembly the killer of JavaScript" | Boyan Mihaylov | 33m |
Argues that WebAssembly is a compilation target, not a JavaScript killer: C/C++ via Emscripten or compilers produce either asm.js or a WebAssembly binary… | ||
| "UX for Developers, Seriously!" | Agnieszka Naplocha | 36m |
Argues that developers who learn basic UX practices ship fewer unusable features, demonstrating a real office booking app where developer-made workshop… | ||
| Interview to Laura Goci, Codemotion Dublin curator. | Laura Goci | 03m |
Codemotion Dublin is slated for 20–25 June (dates provisional) and aims to connect the conference with local female tech communities by partnering with women… | ||
| Interview with Manuela Munaretto, Agile Developer @ XPeppers | Manuela Munaretto | 07m |
A lengthy interview with Manuela Munaretto about her work as an Agile developer at XPeppers, recorded at Codemotion Milan 2015. It covers her experiences and… | ||
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