DevFest Nantes 2016
2016-11-09..2016-11-10
Nantes, France
[DevFest Nantes 2014, DevFest Nantes 2015, DevFest Nantes 2016, DevFest Nantes 2017, DevFest Nantes 2018, DevFest Nantes 2025]
as the organisers put it
Le DevFest Nantes 2016, ce sont 2 journées de conférences accueillant 1400 développeurs à la Cité des Congrès de Nantes
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Teaser | 01m | |
Vidéo teaser du DevFest Nantes 2016 par le GDG Nantes | ||
| Opening keynote | Julien Landuré, Francky Trichet | 57m |
Julien Landuré, Francky Trichet and Ezra present the DevFest Nantes 2016 opening keynote, outlining the event’s goals, local developer community activities… | ||
| Conversational power for Android apps | Alfredo Morresi | 55m |
Shows how to add real conversational features to an Android app using built‑in and cloud tools: uses TextToSpeech since API 4 (Android 1.6) to speak (controls… | ||
| Rust for IoT? Lessons Learned from Rust on Microcontrollers | Christophe Augier | 54m |
Rust as a systems language is evaluated for programming microcontrollers in IoT devices, comparing it to C for performance, memory safety, and higher-level… | ||
| Honey, I 3D-Printed Lego'sses! | Vincent Piard, Stéphane Cohan | 51m |
Vincent Piard and Stéphane Cohan describe building 3D‑printed Lego-like robots that connect via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), respond to Tweets, can be… | ||
| Seamless Linking to Your App | Cyril Mottier | 52m |
Covers techniques for connecting an Android app with its website and other product components to boost engagement. Describes using features like Related Apps… | ||
| LeakCanary, and Then? Unraveling Android Memory Leaks | Pierre-Yves Ricau | 47m |
LeakCanary is an open-source library from Square that automatically detects memory leaks in Android apps. The talk explains how to go beyond detection and… | ||
| The 2016 Android Developer's Toolbox | Gautier Mechling | 53m |
A practical tour of Android developer tools used at happn in 2016, covering ways to simulate slow or unstable HTTP(S) connections, interact live with a running… | ||
| Make Your Apps More Human with Cognitive Services | Jean-Sébastien Dupuy | 54m |
Microsoft Cognitive Services provides REST APIs for image recognition, face detection and language understanding to make web and client apps more human-aware… | ||
| IoT: from zero to hero for web developers | Jan Jongboom | 50m |
Shows how cheap BLE beacons (Eddystone) broadcast a URL that opens a web page which then uses Web Bluetooth in Chrome to read/write BLE characteristics and… | ||
| Writing Your iOS and Android Apps in Go | Antoine Richard | 24m |
Introduces the experimental Go Mobile project and how Go’s cross-compilation can target iOS and Android. Shows how to compile and expose a Go library to Java… | ||
| Building a Weather Station in NodeJS with a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino | Guillaume Membré | 22m |
A demo of building a weather station that pairs a Raspberry Pi with an Arduino and uses Node.js to interface them. Sensor metrics are collected on the… | ||
| QML, a Booming Graphic Framework | Frédéric Serreau | 28m |
Introduces the QML framework through building a complex application, demonstrating adaptive UIs, custom shaders, and video integration. Focuses on achieving… | ||
| The Web of Now and Tomorrow | Jean-francois Garreau, François Beaufort | 56m |
An overview of modern and emerging Web platform APIs for building device-rich web experiences, covering UserMedia (camera/microphone), Payment Request, Voice… | ||
| GraphQL vs Falcor | Hugo Wood, Antoine Cellier | 53m |
Compares Facebook’s GraphQL and Netflix’s Falcor as alternatives to REST, explaining their goals, core concepts, and where they fit in client–server… | ||
| Angular2 and Web Standards | Emmanuel Demey | 54m |
Emmanuel Demey explains how Angular 2 embraces existing and emerging web standards instead of reinventing them. He covers specific technologies used in Angular… | ||
| Introduction to Reactive Programming | Thomas Belin | 50m |
An introduction to reactive programming covering fundamental concepts of Functional Reactive Programming (FRP), DataFlow and Reactive Programming. The talk… | ||
| Flexbox: From the Heady Highs to the Hangover | Raphaël Goetter | 57m |
An introduction to practical Flexbox usage: explains common surprises and pitfalls (browser bugs, inconsistent behaviors, responsive layout breakage) and… | ||
| Babylon.js: Gaming, the Web, Open Source and Other Considerations | Michel Rousseau | 53m |
Babylon.js is presented as a WebGL 3D framework and open-source project used for cross-platform experiences. The talk covers using an optimized 3D pipeline… | ||
| Make Your Web App Work Even Offline — It's Possible! | Olivier Leplus | 01h 01m |
Explains how to make a web application work without network connectivity by adopting an offline-first strategy. Covers using Service Worker, Background Sync… | ||
| Diversity in the World of Web Components | Horacio Gonzalez, Cyril Balit | 01h 01m |
The talk surveys the current ecosystem of Web Components and interoperability between libraries like Polymer, X-Tag, Bosonic and modern frameworks such as… | ||
| WebVR: Bringing Virtual Reality to Our Browsers | Olivier Guillet | 46m |
WebVR is a W3C draft API for JavaScript that lets web pages present virtual reality content directly to VR headsets. It covers using browsers on desktop and… | ||
| Tree Shaking — Deploy Even Less Code to Production | Vincent Ogloblinsky | 21m |
Explains how ES6 module import/export enables "tree-shaking" in bundlers Webpack 2 and Rollup.js to produce smaller production bundles by including only used… | ||
| Run Your Angular 2 Apps Server-Side | Wassim Chegham | 19m |
Presentation of Angular 2 Universal, the official Angular module that adds server-side rendering support so the same Angular 2 application can run on both… | ||
| MinuteJS — Don't Miss These JavaScript Updates! | Fabien Juif | 21m |
Overview of recent JavaScript/ECMAScript changes since ES6 (ES2015), explaining how the standard evolves and why some features are used before official… | ||
| Elm, a Truly Innovative Language for the Web | Axel Cateland | 27m |
Introduction to the Elm programming language for web development, explaining how Elm’s design aims to eliminate runtime errors and how its compiler and… | ||
| Continuous Deployment with Spinnaker — Automate All Your Deployments! | Stéphane Lagraulet | 53m |
Spinnaker, the open-source multi-cloud continuous delivery platform from Netflix, is presented as a tool to automate deployments already built with Jenkins… | ||
| C++: The Beast Is Back | Pierre Salmon, Nicolas Greffard | 50m |
Covers the new features of C++14 and how C++ can be used with modern stacks (Cloud, Big Data, containers) to get native performance. Presents phoenix, a… | ||
| Jigsaw is ready to kill the Java classpath | Alexis Hassler | 59m |
Explains Java classloader problems and how Project Jigsaw (to be integrated in JDK 9) replaces the flat/hierarchical classpath with a module system. Covers how… | ||
| Cloud patterns | Julien Landuré, Didier Girard | 59m |
Overview of patterns for building modern 'cloud-ready' applications in 2016, based on the 12‑factor app principles. Covers concrete cloud architecture and… | ||
| Cloud Analytics: from 0 to 100,000 events per second in 50' | Didier Girard | 55m |
Builds a complete cloud data analytics pipeline that handles 100,000 events per second, from event ingestion to real-time reporting. Uses Google Cloud… | ||
| Containers' Jungle. Docker, Rocket, RunC, LXD ... WTF? | Nicolas De Loof, Yoann Dubreuil | 51m |
Examines container ecosystem alternatives to Docker—Docker, CoreOS rkt (Rocket), runC and LXD—and explains what a container is, how container runtimes differ… | ||
| Firebase and Google Cloud Functions: your apps without servers / serverless | Nicolas Garnier | 52m |
Nicolas Garnier explains how Firebase (Google’s Backend-as-a-Service) together with Google Cloud Functions (Functions-as-a-Service) let developers build… | ||
| Jenkins & continuous delivery pipeline | Jean-Philippe Briend | 59m |
Jenkins 2's Pipeline plugin is presented as a way to turn Jenkins into a continuous delivery engine. The talk explains the fan-in pattern for assembling… | ||
| Ingest node: (re)index and enrich documents in Elasticsearch | David Pilato | 53m |
Introduces Elasticsearch Ingest Node, a node type that performs simple data-transforming pipelines inside Elasticsearch instead of before indexing. Explains… | ||
| Traefik, a modern reverse-proxy | Emile Vauge | 52m |
Traefik is presented as a dynamic reverse proxy and load balancer that automatically builds its configuration at runtime. It integrates with container and… | ||
| Discover graph NoSQL basics with Neo4j | Kevin Biger | 53m |
An introduction to graph-oriented NoSQL databases using Neo4j: explains the graph database concept, describes their advantages and disadvantages, and shows how… | ||
| Apache Beam, a unified model for Big Data processing | Ismaël Mejía, Jean-Baptiste Onofré | 52m |
Apache Beam is presented as a unified programming model for Big Data batch and streaming processing. The talk explains Beam’s history from the Dataflow model… | ||
| Docker and Rancher serving an infrastructure as code | Olivier Bierlaire | 24m |
Uses Docker and Rancher together with AWS to build and automate cloud infrastructure as code. Describes the Docker and Rancher stacks and AWS, then… | ||
| A PaaS for your team in 20 minutes | François Teychene | 23m |
Shows how to set up a private PaaS for a team in about 20 minutes using Dokku (inspired by Heroku) and Docker. Covers installing Dokku and deploying apps from… | ||
| Pair Programming with Eclipse Cloud Development Top Projects | Sun Seng David TAN | 21m |
Introduces three Eclipse cloud projects—Che (browser-based developer workspace and IDE), Orion (extensible browser IDE), and Flux (message-based architecture… | ||
| Apache Spark with NodeJS? Yes, it's possible with EclairJS! | Bruno Bonnin | 20m |
EclairJS lets JavaScript and Node.js developers write data-processing code that runs on Apache Spark without writing Java. The talk explains using EclairJS to… | ||
| What the hell am I doing? | Jeff Abrahamson | 01h 05m |
A developer built a program that logs their actions at least once per minute to understand and improve their life. The talk covers using data-science and… | ||
| Drunk, he decided to sell apps on his own | Pierre Benayoun | 52m |
Pierre Benayoun describes his nearly three-year experience building and selling Android apps solo as a "one-man startup." He covers Android development… | ||
| A comparative UX and a few lessons to learn from it | Michel Rousseau | 52m |
Compares UX of three services—Netflix, Uber, and Outlook—across three platforms to show how usage patterns differ, how each brand communicates, and how… | ||
| The Eclipse IDE: The Force Awakens | Mikaël Barbero | 52m |
Covers recent revitalization of the Eclipse IDE around Eclipse Neon and planned 2017 work, focusing on bug fixes and major rewrites of weak areas. Describes… | ||
| Tech talks: Upload your ideas to other human beings | Pierre-Yves Ricau | 51m |
Explains how to design and deliver an engaging technical talk to effectively transfer ideas to other people, using principles highlighted as the most exciting… | ||
| Accessibility, where to start? | Nathalie Rolland, Julie Moynat | 55m |
Explains how to start making web integration accessible by breaking common prejudices (that accessibility is complicated, time-consuming, or useless). Presents… | ||
| Haskell for the noobs | Frederic Menou | 55m |
Introduces Haskell to beginners by focusing on a concrete task: parsing text files. Covers Haskell’s approach and tools for text parsing so newcomers can learn… | ||
| What if we made a game? | Raphael Thebaud | 38m |
Shows how to build a 2D mobile game using HTML5 and JavaScript, focusing on the Phaser.io framework. Covers why HTML5/JS is now viable for small games across… | ||
| Data visualization: since when? for whom? what tools? | Thomas Fournaise | 25m |
A 20-minute overview of data visualization covering its history (when the first charts appeared), how to choose chart types based on data types, and which… | ||
| Open Data | Christian RENOULIN | 29m |
Open Data presents what public digital datasets are (from municipalities, departments, regions and sometimes companies), explains open-data licenses, how… | ||
| A Nantais in Silicon Valley | Ludovic Champenois | 20m |
A 20-year personal account of working in large Silicon Valley companies, covering roles like software engineer, manager, and project lead. Describes workplace… | ||
| Google Design Sprint: what it's for and why you should try it | Matthieu Gioani | 27m |
Explains the Google Design Sprint, a five-day method for rapidly prototyping a service or business to test assumptions and make fast progress. Covers how the… | ||
| Closing keynote: Who wants to win my career? | Thomas Gx, Etienne Issartial | 38m |
A live game-show style session where two hosts present a new format to find the best developer job candidate. Contestants answer technically challenging and… | ||
| Aftermovie | 03m | |
Vidéo Aftermovie du DevFest Nantes 2016 par le GDG Nantes | ||
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