Codeurs en Seine 2022
2022-11-17
Rouen, France
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How I went from crisis management to astrophysics | Gaël Musquet | 35m |
A personal account of moving from crisis management and emergency response work to ethical hacking and then back into astrophysics during COVID-19. Describes… | ||
| Public cloud carbon footprint tools: comparing apples and oranges | Pierre Rust | 51m |
Compares the carbon-footprint estimation tools offered by major public cloud providers (GCP, Azure, AWS), explains which metrics and sources each tool includes… | ||
| Where is PHP in 2022? | Karim Pinchon | 48m |
An overview of PHP in 2022 covering the language itself, its recent evolution and reputation, and its ecosystem. It contrasts PHP’s ease-of-use for beginners… | ||
| Self‑taught, is that a problem doctor? | Clément Avenel | 42m |
The talk examines self-taught software developers, questioning whether their situation is a problem that needs ‘fixing’ or simply a difference to accept. It… | ||
| Cyberattack at Rouen University Hospital | Frédéric Bisson | 18m |
An analysis of the 2019 cyberattack on Rouen University Hospital showing how an organization can suddenly lose critical operational systems. It examines the… | ||
| Career changers: the new wave of profiles in dev | Helvira Goma | 16m |
A developer recounts a four-year career switch into software development, describing the challenges faced—imposter syndrome, social doubts, unfamiliar industry… | ||
| Your database like you've never seen it | Loic Knuchel | 14m |
A presentation surveying tools to understand and explore relational database schemas and showing a live demo of Azimutt (azimutt.app). It compares SQL clients… | ||
| Fed up with software craftsmanship | Julien Topçu, Yann Danot | 51m |
Two software-craftsmanship coaches critique how the craft movement is practiced: they identify elitist, dogmatic postures, misplaced prescriptions (like… | ||
| A Long Trip in Open Source Development | Loïc Poullain | 15m |
Loïc Poullain describes challenges encountered during four years developing the open-source TypeScript framework FoalTS. He covers real-world problems of… | ||
| Build your 8-bit computer from scratch | Olivier Huber | 47m |
A hands-on project building an 8‑bit computer from simple electronic components mounted on a breadboard. The talk covers the hardware design and live… | ||
| Know yourself better and understand others to move forward TOGETHER | Abdelkrim Marchani | 44m |
The talk explains how interpersonal differences affect project success and presents the DISC assessment as a practical tool to understand others’ behaviors… | ||
| You can do that in CSS in 2022! | Raphaël Goetter | 51m |
A practical overview of about 15 modern, production-ready CSS features available in 2022 — including CSS variables, advanced selectors, cascade changes… | ||
| The Starter of which I am the hero | Ivan Dalmet, Quentin Lerebours | 47m |
A presentation of Start UI, an open-source React starter for production web apps (500+ stars) that explains the authors' technical choices and best practices… | ||
| Docker Compose: From Localhost to the Cloud | Djordje Lukic, Guillaume Lours | 49m |
Introduces Docker Compose, its history and what's new in Compose v2, demonstrating advanced local development uses. Explains how Compose can also be used by… | ||
| Five years of highs and lows with Kafka | Matthieu Mouminoux, Nelson Dionisi | 51m |
An experience report from Mirakl about five years using Apache Kafka as the primary microservice messaging system, describing what worked and what failed… | ||
| Android: those little details that make the difference | Edouard Marquez | 17m |
Covers lesser-known Android platform features across its 32+ API versions that improve user experience and system integration. Gives concrete examples of small… | ||
| So you want to be a Tech Lead? | Fabrice Rabarijaona | 13m |
Becomes a Tech Lead is presented as a concrete career path for experienced developers who want to stay technical. The talk explains how to become a Tech Lead… | ||
| Developer, you will respect your prod! | Emile Chomton, Nicolas Silvain | 41m |
The talk explains how to prepare, monitor and maintain a production application using logging, monitoring and metrics best practices. It follows a case study… | ||
| Asynchronous JS without the cringe | Christophe Porteneuve | 48m |
The talk explains how to use JavaScript promises and async/await correctly, fixing common mistakes like mixing .then() chains with async/await, unnecessary… | ||
| A Practical Little Guide to Getting Started with a Design System | Cécile Freyd-foucault | 51m |
A practical guide to starting a design system: how to identify UI components, set up documentation, and implement an initial "ambassador" component. Covers… | ||
| Putting Meaning Back into Computing Today: The King Is Dead, Long Live the King | Arthur Yvrard | 47m |
The talk examines why recurring claims that particular practices or disciplines (like UX, agility, TDD, etc.) are “dead” keep reappearing across computing’s… | ||
| How to Get Started in Digital Accessibility | Emmanuelle Aboaf | 50m |
Introduces practical basics of web accessibility for developers, focusing on accessible HTML techniques and how to get started applying them. Covers concrete… | ||
| Little Red Riding Hood Finally Practices Zero Trust | Jérôme Masson | 42m |
Using the Little Red Riding Hood story as a framing, this talk shows how to apply Zero Trust principles to a Kubernetes deployment. It covers cluster access… | ||
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