Commit Your Code 2025
2025-09-25..2025-09-26
Plano, United States
[Commit Your Code 2024, Commit Your Code 2025, Commit Your Code 2026]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Designing Secure, Compliant, & Scalable Test Data Pipelines for Enterprise | Arfi Siddik Mollashaik | 14m |
Claims a centralized test data pipeline that automates provisioning via a self-service portal, applies on‑the‑fly masking techniques including format preserve… | ||
| AI Conversation | Matt McDole, Danny Thompson | 29m |
Claims concrete outcomes: pilots with cloud code and cursor AC reduce onboarding time, an AI-assisted incident search finds a production bug within minutes by… | ||
| Keynote - The AI Playbook For Companies | Danny Thompson | 24m |
Four concrete plays decide whether an AI effort works: control — treat prompts as code, version test and guard them so outputs stop being generic; context —… | ||
| Unifying Data for Data Applications with the Data Lakehouse | Alex Merced | 26m |
Claim: a lakehouse unifies scattered data so different tools query one canonical copy without copies or costly ETL. It standardizes storage as parquet files… | ||
| The Modern Full-Stack: Owning Your Deployment Pipeline | Jerry Reghunadh | 26m |
Argues that being truly full stack requires owning deployment, integration, infrastructure and observability, not just front end and back end. Shows concrete… | ||
| On Prem to Cloud Native | David Strickland | 26m |
Claims that lift and shift is the most expensive migration and that big bang rewrites fail get justified with specifics: chargeable data transfer, hot vs cold… | ||
| Agentic DevOps in the Autonomous Cloud | Akshay Mittal | 26m |
Claims an agentic DevOps stack — a five-layer architecture combining transformer LLMs, specialized ML, Kubernetes, Prometheus and a vector DB — that reasons… | ||
| The First Principles, Ep 1: Computers Run Code, Humans Read Code | Michael Leitz | 26m |
The core claim is explicit: Computers run code and Humans read code, and the talk shows what follows — readable naming, comments that explain intent, modular… | ||
| Stop Hitting Yourself: How to Prevent Common Attacks to your Application | Mike Arsenault | 26m |
OWASP Top 10 data shows 94% of applications affected by broken access control and migration urgency (don’t stay on old Struts or Java 8), real breaches like… | ||
| Using React with InertiaJS - Making front end development FAST🚀 | Leah Thompson | 26m |
Demonstrates that replacing a separate React frontend plus API with InertiaJS cuts boilerplate: plain HTML form ~45 lines, React with manual state ~115 lines… | ||
| Strategies for Mitigating Performance Interference in Cloud-Native Systems | Jonathan Perry | 26m |
Claims that cache and memory contention cause measurable slowdowns: typical services show 20–30% slowdowns with some peaking at 3×, and Google reports cases of… | ||
| Convergence of AI, Cybersecurity, & Cloud: Shaping the Future of Enterprise IT | Ramasankar Molleti | 26m |
Claim: unify AI, cybersecurity, and cloud into a single platform that centralizes signals from AWS GuardDuty, Security Hub, SIEMs and container scanners and… | ||
| Mutation Testing | Arjan Dedgjonaj | 26m |
Mutation testing measures test quality by generating code variations and checking whether the test suite kills them For a NodeJS project this uses Stryker.js… | ||
| Cloud vs. Control: Save a Business by Deploying Global Applications w/ Local Hardware | Reece Iriye | 26m |
Argues that infrastructure choices hinge on user profile not tech fashion and gives concrete numbers and a working demo: cites surveys that ~50% of businesses… | ||
| Beyond the Opening Moves: Playing the Long Game to Senior | Melisa Im | 26m |
Is a senior engineer at Adobe and has 7.5 years there, working across three cities, four projects and three teams; maps career stages to chess to argue… | ||
| Overview of AI Agent Protocols | John Crighton | 26m |
Overview lists concrete protocols, origins, and what actually runs: Anthropic MCP uses an LLM to select and call external servers and supports human approval… | ||
| Split-Second Leadership: Mastering Emotions Before They Master You | Jeremy Barger | 26m |
Claims that emotions are electrical sensations people create not fixed instincts and that brain scans show no single emotion center; offers a three-step tool… | ||
| Advanced Document Parsing for AI Workflows | Legare Kerrison, Cedric Clyburn | 26m |
Claim: a local pipeline parses PDFs, HTML and images into structured JSON/markdown/YAML and preserves tables, columns and bounding boxes so RAG answers… | ||
| AI Observability and Evaluation: Ensuring Trustworthy Intelligent Systems | Naveen Kumar Kotha | 26m |
Concrete claims and artifacts not buzzwords: a custom Langfuse-based library with configurable rules, an on-screen demo dashboard that shows traces… | ||
| Beyond Hype: Leading the Charge in Responsible AgentOps for Business Transformation | Kierra Dotson | 26m |
Argues that responsible AgentOps requires concrete choices not slogans citing a 61% increase in AI incidents (2023–2024), a failover plan for OpenAI and… | ||
| So You Want to Be a Manager? Welcome to Meetings, Metrics, and Mayhem | Katarinya Hughes | 26m |
Manager role claims shift from coding to being an enabler with concrete tradeoffs: inherited a surprise layoff of two people in month one, spends 70–100% of… | ||
| 5 Laws Of Workplace Bliss | Alexander Crettenand | 26m |
Five concrete rules land here: keep a positive mindset because mood is viral and shifts team performance within hours; treat architecture choices as system… | ||
| Getting a Seat at the Table: How Engineering Can Prove Its Business Impact | Tracy Lee, Erik Weibust, Julian Macagno | 26m |
Panelists give concrete ways engineering wins a seat: translate dev metrics into executive outcomes, prioritize availability and mean time to recovery over… | ||
| Local to Live: Deploying your App to the Cloud | Trey Clark | 26m |
A concrete checklist for moving a local app onto AWS with claimed steps and tools rather than vague theory: it lists six pillars of the Well-Architected… | ||
| Testable Architecture: Keep 'em Separated | Ted M. Young | 25m |
Separating IO from domain logic yields fast, deterministic tests that run in under a second when purely in-process, and move slow fragile tests (terminal I/O… | ||
| Spring Boot Microservices Architecture: A Deep Dive | Prathap Raghavan | 29m |
A compact demo builds three microservices—signin, product and order—using Spring Boot with service discovery via Eureka server, RestTemplate calls and separate… | ||
| Leveraging Quality Intelligence and AI to Improve the Quality of Java Applications | Nate Custer | 22m |
A case study shows a 20 million line Java payment platform plus ~1 million lines of custom rules, with 28% unit test coverage and 19% functional coverage… | ||
| Boost Java Application Efficiency and Slash Costs with GraalVM and Spring AOT | Tanasin Vivitvorn | 23m |
GraalVM + Spring AOT delivers faster startup and lower runtime memory than a HotSpot JIT JVM, at the cost of larger binaries and longer builds. Example data… | ||
| FinOps and Cloud Cost Optimization | Aly Ibrahim | 23m |
Claims concrete savings and failures: industry shows 28–32% cloud waste and reserved instances deliver ~40% (1yr) to ~60% (3yr) savings, spot instances and… | ||
| Bootiful Spring Boot: A DOGumentary | Josh Long | 25m |
Builds a dog-adoption service called Pooch Palace backed by Postgres and a Postgres vector store, embeds shelter records (Prancer id 45) and wires a Spring AI… | ||
| Break into full stack from Java | Faye X | 25m |
A backend Java developer claims to become full‑stack quickly by reading production code, following a JavaScript in 24 hours crash course and using… | ||
| Making You a Better Speaker with Spring AI | Sergey Kryvets | 23m |
Builds a working speech-coach web app with a React front end and a Spring Boot backend using Java 25, Lombok and Spring Initializr; it transcribes audio via… | ||
| Slots, Slots, Slots, Everybody! | Abbey Perini | 20m |
Live demos show Web Components, Vue and Angular slot behavior: a component proves content passed outside a template uses the host stylesheet while template… | ||
| Coding for the Senses | Bree Hall | 25m |
A productivity app called Epic Endeavors demonstrates that multisensory interfaces increase trust and habit: a React 3D scene built with React Three Fiber and… | ||
| Simplifying Our Code with Vertical Slice Architecture | Jeremy Miller | 26m |
Claims a concrete path to make .NET codebases easier to reason about by replacing layered controllers/repositories with vertical use‑case slices that colocate… | ||
| From React to Angular: Making the Transition a Breeze | Alex Johnson | 26m |
A concrete migration path shows up: an identical weather dashboard built twice, hitting the weather.gov API, with React hooks, React Query and custom hooks… | ||
| Enterprise-Ready Minimal APIs in .NET: Scaling Simplicity | Bobby Davis, JR. | 20m |
Claims that .NET 10 minimal APIs cut startup memory and run much faster than MVC controllers, with AOT, OpenAPI, DI and built‑in validation available; shows… | ||
| Building AI-Powered Applications with Azure Serverless Functions and C# .NET | Naveen Chatlapalli | 25m |
A concrete build: a Next.js front end calls C# .NET Azure Functions (HTTP trigger) which forwards prompts to Azure AI Foundry / Azure OpenAI and returns a… | ||
| Predicting the future (of equipment) using ML.NET | Ron Lyle Dagdag | 26m |
Claim: predictive maintenance models are trainable end to end with ML.NET using CSV telemetry and run locally as an inferencing runtime. The demo uses ML.NET… | ||
| Bring Your Applications to Life with 3D CSS Animations | Sarah Shook | 25m |
Demo shows pure CSS except one click handler and claims 3D effects with only CSS for transforms and backface visibility. It builds a flippable 3D card with… | ||
| ADRs: Because Context Isn't Just for LLMs | Israa Taha | 20m |
Demo builds a chore‑tracking web app to force concrete choices and then records them as ADRs, shows builds a chore-tracking web app, explains the Nygard… | ||
| The Superpower of Intentional Architecture | Rob Ocel | 27m |
Argues that documenting intent and design decisions — terminology, context, a minimal set of measurable requirements, architectural impact analysis, behavioral… | ||
| Automating Secure OIDC-Based Cross-Cloud Authentication | Borko Djurkovic | 21m |
Claims a firm rule: stop using long‑lived AWS access keys and instead mint short‑lived credentials via OIDC. Demonstrates an automation factory that listens to… | ||
| Open Source AI and Granite | JJ Asghar | 24m |
Granite positions itself as an auditable open model family with Granite time series and vision/guard rails and a promise that IBM will defend attribution in… | ||
| Doing the Right Thing: Web Accessibility Tools for the Modern Dev | Elder Yzunia | 25m |
Argues that accessibility is ethical, legal and a business win with concrete numbers — 61 million Americans (25%) and 1 billion worldwide (16%) — then… | ||
| Beyond Frontend and Backend: Defining the AI Layer | Boston Cartwright | 23m |
Argument: embed AI into product flows rather than slapping a chatbot on top. Concrete patterns include inline assist, decision support, extraction/automation… | ||
| Wait, What? C# Async-Await Explained | Matthew Hess | 20m |
Claims that C# async-await does not automatically run things in parallel but instead frees thread pool threads by emitting a continuation and relying on the OS… | ||
| MCP Best Practices | Arvind Chigurala | 21m |
Defines MCP as a local MCP server that the model calls via JSON over RPC, implemented here with a Python script and a “fast MCP” style library that registers… | ||
| 10 Reasons your Software Sucks! (and what to do about it) | Caleb Jenkins | 26m |
Ten concrete fixes not vague philosophy: use Git/GitHub rather than SharePoint or OneDrive, adopt a clear branching strategy (trunk based or Gitflow), and run… | ||
| C# Past, Present, and Future | Ken Versaw | 25m |
Timeline of concrete changes and surprising milestones: C# 1 launches 2002 then generics and iterators (v2) add type safety; LINQ (v3, 2007) brings lambdas and… | ||
| Modernize Your .NET Skills | Tim Corey | 27m |
Claims concrete changes and how to use them: SLNx files shrink long SLN XML and convert via “File → Save solution as” so merges stop breaking; Swagger UI is… | ||
| Legacy to Cloud: Transforming Insurance Systems with .NET Microservices & Azure | Manisha Ponugoti | 23m |
An insurance platform migrates incrementally with an Azure API Management gateway directing traffic, API versioning for gradual shifts, and a parallel… | ||
| What Online Dating Taught Me about Algorithms | Diana Pham | 26m |
Begins with a 1727 newspaper ad and traces 1964 St. James and 1965 Operation Match which mailed lists after encoding questionnaires onto punch cards run at… | ||
| From Vision to Impact: Leading Zero to One Projects in the Workplace | Dona Maria Jose | 23m |
Clear roadmap: ideation, planning/prototyping, execution and scaling with measurable quantitative and qualitative metrics, explicit claim that you must ship an… | ||
| Hypervelocity Engineering: The End of Slow Dev | Michael Brown | 25m |
Claim is concrete: a full vertical feature (React Native front end, Azure Function backend, Cosmos DB, Microsoft auth, Azure OpenAI) goes from nothing to… | ||
| Designing APIs Both Humans and AI Love | Allen Helton | 23m |
Claim: AI agents now make more API calls than humans and that change requires concrete design changes not vague examples. Use OpenAPI operationId as… | ||
| Incremental rewrites with React, HTMX, and TanStack Start | Swizec Teller | 24m |
Claims that incremental rewrites work without a full rewrite: use React islands to drop isolated apps into pages that share a shared query cache, use HTMX to… | ||
| Goodbye, World; Hello, Battlesnake! | Andrew Maclean | 25m |
A live Battlesnake project that ties a web server to a game engine and an LLM is built and demoed: a voice-controlled Battlesnake using Twilio Conversation… | ||
| The truth about AI development | Dennis Ivy | 24m |
Claims three concrete modes — tutor, tab-complete, agent — and shows real tooling: Copilot and Cursor for autocomplete (Cursor “hooked” and speeds work), Code… | ||
| 10 Things I Learned Building Voice Agents in 2025 | Hermes Frangoudis | 20m |
Builds voice agents using Agora OpenAI 11 Labs Cerebrus Pinecone, finds cascading pipelines beat all‑in‑one for latency with a 650 milliseconds cascading flow… | ||
| Need for Speed: How Modern JavaScript Frameworks Are Solving Web Performance | Kaleb Garner | 16m |
Sites that load in one second convert three times better than five second sites and slow pages cost retailers $2.6 billion annually, so frameworks target three… | ||
| Building Inclusive Web Experiences: Web Accessibility in ReactJS | Vishnu Ramineni | 25m |
Claims concrete fixes beat platitudes: follow WCAG AA to meet ADA, catch common failures WebAIM finds on top 1M sites — low contrast, missing alt text, empty… | ||
| Migrating 600k+ Lines of Code from Flow to TypeScript | Chris Griffing | 22m |
Project migrates 600,000 lines from Flow to TypeScript using a Babel-based converter followed by the TypeScript compiler and a Stripe code mod as the… | ||
| LangChain with Azure AI: Building LLM powered Applications | Rishab Kumar | 25m |
Shows a concrete RAG pipeline: chunk Microsoft certification guides (chunk overlap 200), generate OpenAI embeddings, store vectors in Azure AI Search, run… | ||
| OAuth Gets You In, Zero Trust Keeps You Safe | Nick Taylor | 25m |
MCP adoption spikes since MCP released Nov 2024 with OpenAI and Block clients; remote MCPs need layer‑7 controls, not VPNs. The claim is that an identityware… | ||
| Integrating Microsoft Fabric and Databricks for Modern Data Analytics | Shaurya Agrawal | 26m |
Compares Microsoft Fabric and Databricks head-to-head with concrete guidance: use Databricks for heavy ML/AI and Fabric for PowerBI-led BI, integrate via… | ||
| Deep Dive MCP Server Protocol JSON-RPC Communication Analysis | David Parry | 31m |
Shows concrete protocol behavior: exact JSON fields exchanged on initialize/handshake, when to call ping and what to return, and how IDs can be numeric or… | ||
| From AI Chaos to Production Ready: Using AI Agents to Improve Your Code Quality | Nnenna Ndukwe | 25m |
Claims that agentic AI improves end-to-end developer workflows by combining plan agent mode, code agent mode, and review workflow inside an editor extension… | ||
| You Don't Know JSON: How to Grow From Syntax to Superpowers | Lawrence Lockhart | 25m |
Claims a toolkit not theory: shows a Node.js Express endpoint that validates requests with AJV JSON validator and returns 400 for bad payloads, demonstrates… | ||
| Know Your JS: SBOMs for Frontend Devs | Chris DeMars | 21m |
Shows how to generate a real SBOM for a JavaScript project, using sift (or npm ls --all) to dump full direct and transitive dependencies, pretty‑print with jq… | ||
| Serving content on the web: from PHP to RSC—and beyond | Adam Rackis | 24m |
A concrete claim: server rendering plus client-run loaders kill the server/client impedance mismatch by sending initial HTML then handing control to a client… | ||
| Building Automation Systems with NestJS | Eleazar Hernandez | 22m |
NestJS is used as a central backend that receives POSTs from Bob CRM, writes them to MongoDB, emits an event (event emitter emits contractCreated), pushes jobs… | ||
| Demystifying deployments as a service | Brian Morrison | 25m |
Explains how Netlify-style deploys actually run: initialize build container, install deps, build, deploy, cleanup, post-process, with rollbacks via cached… | ||
| Leveling Up: Building Retro 2D Games with JavaScript and Phaser | Jeremy Morgan | 25m |
Claim: you can build a game in a weekend using JavaScript and Phaser. The talk shows concrete code: a tiny config object plus preload, create, update functions… | ||
| JavaScript for the Rest of Us | Jacob Daddario | 25m |
Claims that you get SPA‑like navigation, lazy loading, and server‑driven modals with zero custom JavaScript using Turbo Drive, Frames, Streams and Stimulus… | ||
| Beyond IaC: Bring your infrastructure to your app with sst | Bas Steins | 24m |
A live demo builds an Instagram clone and successfully deploys the site, APIs, DynamoDB table and S3 image store while SST updates an autogenerated env file so… | ||
| spec-driven development | Erik Hanchett | 25m |
Claims that spec-driven development with AI agents produces runnable output: a demo generates requirements, a mermaid design, and a Python implementation plan… | ||
| From Concept to Code: Domain-Driven Design for .NET Business Applications | Sachin Gupta | 25m |
Claim: applying Domain Driven Design makes .NET code reflect actual business language and ownership by splitting a messy monolithic customer model into bounded… | ||
| MCP-UI: Where Intent Becomes Interface | Rizel Scarlett | 23m |
Claim: AI agents threaten to flatten interfaces into black‑and‑white chat but 55% US and 62% UK developers prefer AI to search. Demonstration uses MCP (Model… | ||
| Blueprint for Architecting a Scalable Component Library | Jasmine Vo | 26m |
Claims a concrete blueprint: replace prop-heavy widgets with composition over configuration, build from atomic and compound components, and phase migrations… | ||
| Evidence Over Advice: Learning Programming Faster Using the Scientific Method | Mike Chen | 26m |
Argues for treating programming claims like experiments: makes a concrete claim about useMemo, runs microbenchmarks with 10,000+ iterations, and reports a… | ||
| The Developer's Roadmap for the wave of AI Powered Applications | Mark Techson | 26m |
Provides a concrete developer roadmap: prioritize communication, spec engineering, and architecture over raw typing speed, learn agents and MCP, and focus on… | ||
| Playing with the Gamepad API: Using Game Controllers with JS | Alvaro Montoro | 25m |
Explains concrete behavior and gotchas: only two events fire so code polls with navigator.getGamepads on requestAnimationFrame; Chrome often returns an array… | ||
| Writing Testable Code | Bob Fornal | 25m |
Claims that rebuilding 180,000 lines with 3,000 unit tests produces only three production bugs over two years and ties testability to low maintenance effort… | ||
| Video AI in Your Browser with WebGPU | Patrick Hulce | 25m |
Browser-based video captioning pipeline that actually runs on the GPU: use the File API to load a video, draw frames to canvas, assemble a three-frame… | ||
| Your First JavaScript AI Agent | Charles Wood | 24m |
A minimal, runnable recipe that actually connects JavaScript to an LLM: Node.js + a local Olama server, ~50 lines of code for a back‑and‑forth chat, and a… | ||
| Agentic Fundamentals: How language models and code can communicate | Jacob Orshalick | 26m |
Claims developers can reliably make code talk to LLMs and pre-trained models to turn messy documents into usable data, proven on commercial leases (often 50–80… | ||
| Little Bobby Tables: Understanding Data Validation and Sanitization | Claire Bourdon | 25m |
Explains that missing validation and sanitization lets user input become executable SQL and shows the classic drop table students SQL‑injection string as a… | ||
| SBOM adopatability in open source software scanning | Anitha Dakamarri | 23m |
Claims that SBOM is a framework not a tool and that pairing it with SCA gives prevention plus detection, with concrete benefits: immediate lookup of exact… | ||
| The QA spectrum | Angela Cortes | 24m |
Argues QA is a measurable spectrum with five maturity states including AI ready operations and shows a banking case where an assessment finds process and tools… | ||
| AI-Powered Code Reviews with Node and Vercel AI SDK | Raja Krishna | 22m |
Prototype uses NodeJS and TypeScript with the Vercel AI SDK and calls Gemini for reviews, wired as a GitHub App with Octokit webhook handling. It automatically… | ||
| Mastering Large Language Models: Prompt Engineering for Precision & Performance | Danielle Larregui | 26m |
Claims prompt engineering recovers developer time by making LLMs more predictable and useful, citing that developers spend about 84% of the day on noncoding… | ||
| Crazy Web Performance with Azure Static Web Apps | Kevin Griffin | 24m |
Shows an Astro site built, pushed and auto-deployed via GitHub Actions into Azure Static Web Apps, with per-PR staging URLs spun up and torn down in ~20–60… | ||
| The Hidden Struggles of React Server Components | Avindra Fernando | 22m |
Lists concrete failure modes and concrete fixes: state belongs on the client while data fetching belongs on the server, move UI state via URL instead of trying… | ||
| Embedded Leadership: A Guide to Leading from Within | Marshall Burns | 21m |
Defines three positions — leading from the front, leading from the rear, and lead embedded — and claims embedded leadership outperforms the others by working… | ||
| Radical Transparency: Leading Engineering With Openness | Victor Lyuboslavsky | 24m |
Argues that shared, recorded visibility of decisions stops endless priority churn and shows work’s business impact, with concrete practices: record all staff… | ||
| Maximize Your Organizational Influence | Stacy Haven | 26m |
Claims two actionable mind shifts — build credibility and raise EQ — plus two workplace moves: advocate change and manage reputation. Lists 13 specific trust… | ||
| Building a Handwriting Recognition System for the New York Times Crossword | Shafik Quoraishee | 25m |
Builds an on-device handwriting recognizer for the New York Times mini crossword using a per-square tiny canvas, touchpoint tracking and a mutex timing lock… | ||
| How not to build a Startup | Arun Prasad Jaganathan | 26m |
Juggle is an AI workflow app with 250 businesses, 3,500 users that pivoted from chat → task → attendance → order management until AI unified the silos and… | ||
| Data Gone in 60 Seconds: A Serverless ETL Heist | Paul Chin Jr. | 25m |
Serverless pipeline claims to move data end-to-end in about 60 seconds and the demo proves six records traverse it live. Architecture uses API Gateway → Lambda… | ||
| Securing and Scaling AWS with Terraform, Vault, and Veeam: A Practical Guide | Nick Guzmán | 25m |
Claims concrete setup: Terraform + Vault + Veeam used to provision AWS RDS with secrets injected from Vault and automated backups, with a live demo that boots… | ||
| Building Accessible Components: Best Practices and Business Buy-In | Wayne Jones | 23m |
Explains concrete fixes and outcomes: uses semantic HTML, focus management, ARIA roles, keyboard handlers and tabIndex to make React components operable… | ||
| Commit Secure AI: Embedding Security in Code, Pipelines, and Production | Vasanth Mudavatu | 18m |
Claims that AI powered attacks are three times more successful and that threat modeling catches ~50% of vulnerabilities drive the agenda: show actual attacks… | ||
| A Happy Path: Code Art with Processing | Robert Groves | 26m |
Shows concrete results not promises: runs live Processing sketches from the Processing IDE and opens an 800×600 window, draws a 50×50 grid of primitives, and… | ||
| The AI Teammate Is Here — Now What? | Andrea Griffiths | 29m |
Claims that agentic workflows jump from 50% to 75% adoption next year and that 60% of leaders express adoption worries lead to concrete remedies: treat… | ||
| Manage Complexity with Terraform: Tips and Tricks from the Trenches | Justin Biard | 26m |
Claims concrete practices: Terraform drives Oracle Cloud infrastructure, code organizes into locals, variables, string interpolation, modules and conditional… | ||
| Cloud Security Lessons | Suresh A M | 26m |
Describes specific failures and fixes: misconfigured cloud permissions lead to millions of customers exposed (Capital One 2019 and other breaches), repeated… | ||
| Harness Java's Unmatched Power with JAQ Stack | Suren Konathala | 20m |
A concrete build system that packages Java backend, Angular UI and a database layer into a single repository and artifact, using Maven to run ng build steps so… | ||
| Kotlin and Compose WASM for the UI challenged | Vishal Reddy | 24m |
Claim: Kotlin Multiplatform plus Compose for Web (WASM with JS fallback) lets one write a single UI shared across Android iOS desktop and web, with Material… | ||
| AI-Enhanced Strangler Pattern: Cognitive Legacy System Transformation | Soujanya Vummannagari | 23m |
Claims gradual AI-backed strangler migrations cut costs 50% and delivery time 40%, shrinking typical 12‑month rewrites to four months with about $8M savings… | ||
| Write Once, Run Confidently: Guide to Building Production-Ready Apps with Spring Boot | Joseph Evans | 18m |
Claim: follow specific Spring Boot patterns so apps go to production with fewer patches. Implements Spring Boot features: external configs via… | ||
| Unit testing your API | Andrew Smit | 27m |
Shows concrete unit tests for a Java Spring API: service layer for a signPlayer feature, using Mockito to mock player and team repositories and an offToken… | ||
| Building Production-Ready Data Pipelines for AI/ML with Lambda Architecture | Srikanth Maru | 23m |
Eighty percent of AI projects fail for data quality, scalability, or stale features, so the concrete claim is that a Lambda architecture pairing batch layer… | ||
| Building AI-Enabled Spring Applications with Model Context Protocol (MCP) | Dan Vega | 26m |
Model Context Protocol claims to be “HTTP for LLMs,” a provider‑agnostic standard that packages MCP server primitives (tools, resources, prompts) so models see… | ||
| Keynote | Aaron Francis | 01h 00m |
Keynote lists five concrete strategies: become known for a thing by publishing progress (examples include an open source library and 64 MySQL videos), ask for… | ||
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