Confitura 2013
2013-07-02..2013-07-03
Warsaw, Poland
[Confitura 2013, Confitura 2015, Confitura 2019, Confitura 2022, Confitura 2023, Confitura 2025]
| title | author | length |
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| 2013 - Confitura | 01m | |
Transcript contains only four Cyrillic characters and the uploader text is a brief Polish promo, so there is no usable transcript and no technical claims… | ||
| Finding Order in Chaos, or MapReduce in the Age of the Internet | Monika Nawrot | 42m |
Describes using MapReduce-style pipelines to process web-scale logs: Map extracts query strings, shuffle groups by key, Reduce counts frequencies and emits the… | ||
| How to keep the best people? | Piotr Karczmarz | 50m |
Covers how to retain top developers by explaining what motivates development teams—passion, striving for excellence, and financial rewards—using the three… | ||
| Real Time Analytics with MongoDB | Ingo Dyck, André Peglow | 45m |
Replaces an 8–10 hour daily MySQL batch with real‑time counting at ~1,200 events/sec by writing raw hits into MongoDB and using atomic $inc upserts to keep… | ||
| Face to face with remote work | Paweł Wrzeszcz, Andrzej Krzywda, Bolesław Dawidowicz | 52m |
A panel discussion about remote work, sharing personal experiences and answering practical questions such as what it’s like to work from home, what matters at… | ||
| Mutation Testing | Marcin Zajączkowski | 45m |
Mutation testing introduces small code changes (mutants) to check whether the test suite detects them. The talk describes the Java tool PIT, which works on… | ||
| Agile Releases in the Heart of the Corporation | Paweł Włodarski, Wojciech Młynarczyk | 52m |
A Polish team describes how they reduced their release cycle from two months to under a week inside a large corporation. They explain the concrete technologies… | ||
| Architecture Is Not Nonsense | Pawel Szulc | 54m |
An experienced small-IT-company architect describes a practical, evolving architecture pattern that proved effective for medium-size projects and scales with… | ||
| What's Going On in Java? | Jakub Kubryński | 55m |
The talk explains how to interpret JVM behavior and logs (PermGen messages, long service calls, intermittent pauses, memory sizing under data growth) using… | ||
| The Model Is All You Need | Sławomir Sobótka | 51m |
Practical techniques for domain modeling to make a shared model useful as a communication tool and engineering guide. Covers using a common model to surface… | ||
| Azure - Windows, Linux, .NET, PHP, Java and other goodies | Tomasz Wiśniewski | 52m |
Microsoft Azure platform allowing deployment of applications and websites written in virtually any language (Windows and Linux environments), including .NET… | ||
| GC Algorithms | Michał Warecki | 37m |
Compares garbage collection designs: reference counting (fast predictable pauses but needs cycle collection) versus tracing collectors that use mark-compact or… | ||
| The Fashion for REST - Creating Beautiful APIs | Tomek Cejner | 50m |
Defines what RESTful means by detailing the Richardson Maturity Model and concrete HTTP semantics (GET/POST/PUT/DELETE/OPTIONS) and status codes, including… | ||
| How to pretend we don't have a database | Maciek Próchniak | 43m |
The talk explains Slick, a Scala library that lets you write database queries using the same collection-like API as in-memory lists and sets. It covers how… | ||
| Stop Writing Assertions, Start Validating! | Jacek Kiljański | 37m |
Shows how to replace lots of ad-hoc assertion code and conditional checks with JEE6 standard validators to validate object state. Presents concrete examples of… | ||
| What programming can learn from Gordon Ramsay | Piotr Modzelewski | 46m |
Presentation examines what software developers can learn from the restaurant world exemplified by Gordon Ramsay, comparing programming to older professions and… | ||
| The Java Developers' Community | Kamila Stepniowska | 51m |
Polish Java communities have regular biweekly meetups in some cities but many groups become irregular as members migrate to mobile and newer-tech events. A… | ||
| Code Reviews with Gerrit | Mateusz Szczap | 40m |
Gerrit is presented as a Git-integrated code review gate that developers use by pushing changes over SSH; it automates workflows via Git hooks and scripts… | ||
| Securing Android Applications | Marek Defeciński, Andrzej Jóźwiak | 47m |
Examines Android app piracy and defenses: shows a paid app was widely repackaged despite basic protections, and demonstrates common attack tools (AntiLVL… | ||
| Storm, a Distributed Real-time Data Processing System | Mariusz Gil | 37m |
Introduces Apache Storm as a real-time data processing alternative to batch-oriented Hadoop, explaining streams, topologies, spouts, and bolts and how Storm… | ||
| What you can take from Lean Startup into your project | Krzysztof Jelski | 46m |
The talk examines how Lean Startup practices can be applied in non-startup software projects, including corporate environments. It discusses adding a… | ||
| What's going on in politics? Are the Indians holding strong? | Tomasz Borek | 57m |
The talk explains how India became an IT superpower, noting government support and rapid growth in software and services exports (citing NASSCOM-McKinsey… | ||
| From Junior Java Developer to Tech Lead and Beyond | Grzegorz Duda | 48m |
The talk maps career stages from Junior Java Developer up to Tech Lead using the Dreyfus model of skill acquisition, identifying which technical skills (e.g… | ||
| Agile UX - How to Combine Agility with Usability | Michał Trzaskowski | 54m |
Explains how agile development can still produce poor UX and gives concrete practices to prevent that: use quick sketches and wireframes/prototypes early… | ||
| Review Your Code Like a Googler | Dariusz Łuksza | 37m |
Gerrit is a Git-integrated code review system created to enforce mandatory code review workflows used at Google and for the Android project. The talk covers… | ||
| Things no one may have told you about JS but you should know | Michał Ostruszka | 52m |
An overview of important and sometimes surprising JavaScript features, plus practical techniques and tools for working with it effectively. Covers why JS… | ||
| Java Developer Career Unplugged | Wojciech Seliga | 59m |
The talk examines long-term career planning for Java developers, asking whether Java (or any current technology) will still matter in 3–10 years and what… | ||
| A Brief History of Time | Tomasz Nurkiewicz | 37m |
Explains why handling time across zones and systems is surprisingly tricky and why many developers underestimate it, using concrete examples of bugs caused by… | ||
| Functional Tests (Selenium) in Practice | Michał Rokicki | 41m |
A practical Selenium setup in Java that runs 500 functional scenarios and reduces total execution time from 8 hours to 1 hour by parallelizing tests with… | ||
| From Integration to Interaction... Holistic (Re)creation of Applications | Katarzyna Mrowca | 35m |
Discusses building robust integration middleware to avoid fragile point‑to‑point connections by using queuing/backfill and identifier mapping when systems use… | ||
| The Path to Knowledge — How to Build a Continuous Learning Culture | Piotr Leszczyński | 52m |
Describes concrete practices to build a Continuous Learning Culture: dedicate 4 hours per week per person for learning, run a 24-hour ShipIt-style hackday… | ||
| Different approaches to system architecture | Michał Bartyzel | 36m |
The talk challenges the idea that a single architectural approach (called A) is always correct, showing concrete examples of systems that violate approach A… | ||
| How to pretend we don't have a database | Maciek Próchniak | 43m |
Presentation explains how the Scala library Slick lets developers write database queries using in-memory collection-like syntax (lists/sets) so code can feel… | ||
| Employee emancipation: Why did we burn the company time cards? | Tomasz Szymański | 39m |
The talk argues we’re in a new industrial-style revolution changing the role of employees from interchangeable resources into creative contributors. It… | ||
| AngularJS and Jasmine - a JavaScript marriage | Michał Margiel | 54m |
Introduces AngularJS and the Jasmine BDD testing library, showing how they work together for pleasant, simple JavaScript development. Demonstrates using… | ||
| Test Driven Traps | Jakub Nabrdalik | 47m |
Covers common pitfalls that make Test-Driven Development (TDD) slow or brittle—like tiny runtime changes breaking hundreds of tests or tests that block… | ||
| Report | 04m | |
Confitura is described as a free, community-focused open-source conference in Poland that emphasizes an informal, family-like atmosphere, reliable logistics… | ||
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