DevFest Nantes 2017
2017-10-19..2017-10-20
Nantes, France
[DevFest Nantes 2014, DevFest Nantes 2015, DevFest Nantes 2016, DevFest Nantes 2017, DevFest Nantes 2018, DevFest Nantes 2025]
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| Teaser | 01m | |
DevFest Nantes 2017
19-20 oct. 2017
Register : https://devfest.gdgnantes.com
Call for papers : https://devfestnantes.cfp.io | ||
| Vidéo d'introduction | Luiza Laffite, Nicolas Cocaud | 01m |
Motion Design d'introduction du DevFest Nantes 2017
Créé et réalisé par Luiza Laffite et Nicolas Cocaud
Thème : Super Héros | ||
| Opening keynote | Pier Schneider | 38m |
MadMapper is a video-mapping software created collaboratively by 1024 Architecture and GarageCube to fill a gap in tools for architectural, urban and digital… | ||
| On the path to WebAR | Alexandra Etienne, Jerome Etienne | 57m |
Library AR.js shows WebAR running from a single page of HTML and hits 10 lines of HTML for a marker cube demo, optimized from 4 FPS to 60 FPS on two‑year‑old… | ||
| Past, Present, and Future of Web Assembly | Alexandre Morgaut | 52m |
This talk explains WebAssembly’s origins, current state, and near-future impact, noting that all modern browsers now support it. It covers the debate about… | ||
| NodeJS Future | Sébastien Pertus | 50m |
Overview of developments in Node.js driven by advances in ECMAScript and the V8 engine, focusing on new features in Node 8 and challenges faced by Node core… | ||
| Creating a Vue app with Apollo GraphQL | Guillaume Chau | 48m |
Live-coding of a small Vue.js application that connects to an existing GraphQL server using Apollo GraphQL. Demonstrates using the Apollo client with Vue via… | ||
| Start Using CSS Grid Layout Today | Rachel Andrew | 48m |
CSS Grid Layout is now shipping in desktop browsers (Edge 16 just rolled out) and is meant for two-dimensional grid vs 1D flex work, so use grid when you’re… | ||
| Angular and performance | Cyril Balit, Wassim Chegham | 47m |
Presentation examines Angular (the new major release from Google) and techniques to make front-end apps faster. It reviews built-in features—change detection… | ||
| Code and Deploy Angular to the Cloud | Simona Cotin, Asim Hussain | 47m |
Shows a full dev-to-prod pipeline that builds an Angular app with Angular CLI (Webpack optimizations per the description), pushes to GitHub, runs tests and… | ||
| mobx-state-tree, stop getting into all those states! | Fabien Juif, Delphine Millet | 41m |
Introduces mobx-state-tree, a state-management library by Michel Weststrate (creator of MobX) as an alternative to verbose Redux stores. Explains how… | ||
| Original graphics libraries powering web dataviz | Alexis Jacomy | 37m |
Shows how web data-visualization can combine separate algorithm engines (often using d3.js for layout) with a variety of rendering technologies beyond SVG… | ||
| Web Components: It's All Rainbows and Unicorns! Is It? | Sara Harkousse | 37m |
The talk examines Web Components and the four W3C specs behind them, weighing their practical pros and cons for production use. It discusses concrete issues… | ||
| Do your webapps have style? | Fabien Rassinier | 20m |
This talk covers industrializing styling for web apps using practical tools and techniques: creating a style guide as a single source of truth, applying style… | ||
| Giving Meaning to Your Web Pages with Schema.org | Audrey Garreau | 20m |
Shows how to add structured data to web pages using Schema.org microdata so search engines can better parse and categorize content. Covers why semantic markup… | ||
| Npm, Yarn — What If the Truth Lies Elsewhere | Vincent Piard | 19m |
An overview of JavaScript package managers comparing NPM, Yarn and the newcomer pnpm. It explains how pnpm works, why it offers surprising benefits (including… | ||
| Prettier — How to Ensure Well-Formatted Code | Emmanuel Demey | 18m |
Prettier is a Facebook open-source tool for automatically formatting JavaScript, TypeScript and CSS (with HTML support planned) to enforce a consistent code… | ||
| An Android Retrospective | Romain Guy, Chet Haase | 01h 01m |
Chronicles Android from the 2007 prototype Sooner to Oreo, showing concrete pivots: early UI shipped with multitasking and intents; hardware acceleration… | ||
| How not to fuckup with building SDK and make clients happy | Vitaliy Zasadnyy | 53m |
Build process focuses on concrete fixes: use AAR manifest merging to avoid manual manifest edits, add a Gradle plugin auto-config that pulls app ID from the… | ||
| Designing User Interfaces with Android Studio and ConstraintLayout | Nicolas Roard | 51m |
Explains how Android Studio 3.0 and ConstraintLayout move layout rules out of view hierarchies using a pure‑Java linear solver (API level 9+), shows features… | ||
| Introduction to Android Instant Apps | Cyril Mottier | 48m |
Instant Apps delivers native Android features without installation by splitting an app into a base+feature apks bundle uploaded as a zip, built with Android… | ||
| Reactive Brain Waves | Uri Shaked | 47m |
Connects a consumer Muse EEG headset to an Angular app over Web Bluetooth, parses each incoming packet of 12 samples, takes absolute+max and applies a hard… | ||
| Android Architecture Components, a New Way to Build Apps | David Fournier | 44m |
Introduces Android Architecture Components (Lifecycle, LiveData, ViewModel, Room) as an integrated solution to common Android problems: Fragment/Activity… | ||
| Using Android Things to Detect and Exterminate the Reptilians | Gautier Mechling | 42m |
The talk demonstrates building a device that detects and kills 'reptilians' using Android Things. It shows how to combine a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino with… | ||
| Warm Up Your Smartphone's Neurons with Deep Learning | Qian Jin, Sylvain Lequeux, Yoann Benoit | 41m |
A team from Xebia presents a mobile-focused proof of concept that uses deep learning for on-device object recognition. They cover Android Neural Networks API… | ||
| Mixed Reality for Social Good | Etienne Caron-Petit-Pas | 34m |
Community-run project brings VR into pediatric wards with VR Passports and runs repeatable workshops that teach Unity/Daydream, marker AR and simple… | ||
| Real World Kotlin-Powered Android | James Williams | 29m |
Converts an existing Stock Hawk Android app from Java to Kotlin file by file, adding the Kotlin Gradle plugin and using data classes for POJOs, SQLDelight… | ||
| Ethdroid, the Mobile's New Superpower! | Guillaume Nicolas | 26m |
Ethdroid 2.0 is an Android library that connects Android devices to the decentralized Ethereum world. It demonstrates how to easily link an Android app to a… | ||
| AIY with Google: Would you like to be my assistant ? | Pierre-Yves Baloche | 25m |
Shows a working DIY Google Assistant built from the AIY kit on a Raspberry Pi 3 with the supplied Voice HAT, Python code in a public GitHub repo, and Cloud… | ||
| Automate and Share Your Data Models | Steven Watremez | 23m |
How to design a single shared data-model for iOS and Android using a visual editor and then use the Gyro tool to generate model classes automatically for Java… | ||
| A Voice ChatBot for Amazon Alexa in 20 Minutes | Ouadie Lahdioui | 19m |
Build a voice chatbot for Amazon Alexa using Node.js: the talk shows how to develop an Alexa skill, deploy it to AWS Lambda, and enhance its natural-language… | ||
| Ok Google, is there any presentation about ChatBots | Wassim Chegham, Guillaume Laforge | 58m |
Demonstrates building a voice-enabled chatbot/assistant that can answer conference-related queries (e.g., find sessions on Machine Learning or Docker, look up… | ||
| DDD & Event Sourcing to the Rescue for Implementing the GDPR? | Jérôme Avoustin, Guillaume Lours | 57m |
Introduces the GDPR’s key requirements — explicit consent, data portability, anonymization/pseudonymization, retention periods — and other standards for… | ||
| Continuous Deployment Pipeline in Kubernetes | Pascal Saulière | 56m |
Shows how to build a continuous deployment pipeline on Kubernetes using open-source tools: Kubernetes itself plus Deis Workflow, Helm, Draft, and Jenkins… | ||
| API Gateways with Kong | Mathieu Humbert | 55m |
Kong is presented as an API gateway deployed in front of a microservices architecture. The talk explains why they chose Kong, how they configured it for their… | ||
| TensorFlow Wide & Deep: Advanced Classification the easy way | Yufeng Guo | 51m |
Demonstrates a wide and deep model that mixes a linear “wide” memorization path with a DNN embedding-based “deep” path, built with TensorFlow canned estimors… | ||
| Debugging Go programs with Delve | Derek Parker | 51m |
Delve is a Go-specific debugger that compiles programs without optimizations, uses ptrace on Linux (and Darwin/Windows backends) and exposes a JSON-RPC API for… | ||
| Istio An open platform to connect, manage, and secure microservices | Alex Van Boxel | 48m |
Istio 0.2 claims to push service-to-service features out of app code into a network layer by injecting an Envoy sidecar per pod on Kubernetes, controlled by… | ||
| An App That Sees, Hears and Responds | Christophe Jollivet, Mickael Debonnaire | 48m |
Demonstrates building a “Guess Who?” style game by combining existing machine‑learning web services rather than implementing ML from scratch. It covers vision… | ||
| Linuxkit: Linux the Ikea Way | Pierre-Yves Aillet, Eric Briand | 47m |
LinuxKit (from Docker Inc.) is a toolset for building minimal, secure, maintainable Linux distributions tailored to run containers. The talk explains the… | ||
| Docker for Developers and Ops: What's New and What's Next | Patrick Chanezon | 44m |
An overview of recent Docker developments: details of new features in Docker 17.09, a recap of announcements from DockerCon EU, and updates on the OCI… | ||
| The great SOA migration | Charles-Axel Dein | 21m |
Claim: Uber migrates a ~300,000-line Python monolith into over 1,000 microservices across five years, trading monolith slowdowns and four-hour deploys for… | ||
| Macarons — Cookies, but Better! | Julien Tanguy | 21m |
The talk explains a decentralized authentication token design for microservice architectures using 'macarons' (an improved form of cookies/tokens). It presents… | ||
| Doing Machine Learning Without a Data Scientist | Didier Girard | 20m |
Shows how to adopt machine learning across a company without relying on specialist data scientists by making current techniques more accessible. Describes… | ||
| Drop Your JAVA and Come Take a Little R! ;) | Aline Deschamps | 14m |
R is presented as a full-featured, open-source programming language for statistics, data science, and machine learning, with constructs like loops… | ||
| The Cretaceous Blockchain to the Year 3000 | Benjamin Fontaine | 56m |
An accessible, slightly humorous overview of blockchain technology covering its history, how it works, current uses, and speculative future applications up to… | ||
| Developer and Privacy Protection | Erwan Richard | 55m |
Erwan Richard examines developer responsibility for privacy amid surveillance by big tech (GAFA) and the Internet of Things, arguing that modern digital… | ||
| How About a Game... A Short Session of Rails' Adventurers? | Pierre Salmon | 54m |
Overview of digital adaptations of popular board games like Ticket to Ride, Contagion and Small World and the specific challenges of building networked "board… | ||
| Documentation as Code (Explained to My Father) | Hubert Sablonnière | 51m |
Introduces using AsciiDoc and the Asciidoctor toolchain to treat documentation like code: use versioning, builds and coder best practices (tests, DRY, KISS)… | ||
| How UX Saved My DevOps | François Teychene, Estelle Landry | 51m |
A playful comparison between UX and DevOps that treats them like rival families but shows how their roles converge. It describes commonalities (both emerged in… | ||
| The Role of Digital Tech in the Hospital of Tomorrow | Yannick Dautcourt, Anthony Gorson | 51m |
The talk outlines how Nantes University Hospital (CHU Nantes) is designing its ‘hospital of the future’ and the digital technologies under consideration… | ||
| Collaborative Robot IIWA: A Java Enterprise Developer's Lessons Learned | Maxence Labusquière, Marija Goranovic | 49m |
Overview of KUKA IIWA collaborative robot kinematics and control concepts, including position and force (torque) feedback. Describes challenges faced by… | ||
| Platform Economy — Increasing Supply and Demand through UX | Olivier Godement | 47m |
Practical guidance for marketplace startups on improving both supply and demand through UX and product design, based on Stripe’s observations of platforms like… | ||
| Reflections on the Capitaine Train Adventure | Cyril Mottier, Mathieu Calba, Jeremie Martinez | 47m |
Covers the Capitaine Train/Trainline story from its 2010 start through acquisition in 2016 and how its Android app was built to sell millions of train tickets… | ||
| Fluent Design: Designing for the Future | Victor Boquet, Benjamin Launay | 45m |
An introduction to Microsoft's Fluent Design System, presenting its new guidelines, UI controls and design tools for building modern, ergonomic, and visually… | ||
| The Brand Is Dead, Long Live Artificial Intelligence | Manon Gruaz | 24m |
Manon Gruaz examines how branding has shifted from static symbols to intelligent, learnable entities with the rise of AI-driven devices like Amazon Echo. The… | ||
| Internal Lab, an Innovation Space Powered by Collective Intelligence | Peggy Auffray, Pierre Legendre | 24m |
U GIE IRIS describes creating an internal fablab called IRISlab (started in early 2016) to enable innovation for its IT organization supporting 1,600 stores… | ||
| Released! Delivered! or How to Become an Open Source Developer? | Melanie Bats, Stephane Begaudeau | 20m |
The talk discusses diversity in open-source communities beyond just codes of conduct and examines concrete ways companies and projects can become more… | ||
| Code Review: That Thing That Serves No Purpose | Sébastien Charrier | 18m |
Explains why code reviews are valuable for maintaining technical consistency, maintainability and stability of a product, and for continuous learning among… | ||
| Aftermovie | 02m | |
Vidéo Aftermovie du DevFest Nantes 2017 par le GDG Nantes
Créé et réalisé par Lorine Thouin | ||
| Interview with Erwan Richard | Erwan Richard | 13m |
An interview with Erwan Richard about his conference ‘Developer and privacy protection,’ covering how developers should approach user privacy and data… | ||
| Interview with Benjamin Fontaine | Benjamin Fontaine | 15m |
An interview with Benjamin Fontaine about his talk "La blockchain du crétacé à l'an 3000." It points listeners to the full conference video (a presentation… | ||
| Interview with Cyril Balit and Wassim Chegham | Cyril Balit, Wassim Chegham | 21m |
An interview with Cyril Balit and Wassim Chegham about Angular and performance, presenting their conference talk on performance techniques in Angular… | ||
| Interview with Philippe Charrière | Philippe Charrière | 06m |
An interview with Philippe Charrière introduces SpeechLess Live, an improvisational speaking competition created in Silicon Valley now being held in France for… | ||
| Interview with Romain Guy | Romain Guy | 12m |
A retrospective on Android’s first ten years explains how hardware improvements (memory/CPU) allowed richer UIs and animations and how early limits shaped… | ||
| Interview with Estelle Landry and François Teychené | Estelle Landry, François Teychene | 10m |
An interview with Estelle Landry and François Teychené about how user experience (UX) practices improved their DevOps work. They discuss concrete interactions… | ||
| Interview with Anaïs Vivion, Etienne Issartial and Thomas Gx | Anaïs Vivion, Etienne Issartial, Thomas Gx | 09m |
An interview with Anaïs Vivion, Etienne Issartial and Thomas Gx about bringing SpeechLess Live to France. SpeechLess Live, created in Silicon Valley, pits… | ||
| Interview with Gautier Mechling | Gautier Mechling | 08m |
An interview with Gautier Mechling about his DevFest Nantes 2017 talk titled “Using Android Things to detect and exterminate reptiles.” It mentions using… | ||
| Interview with Stéphane Kermabon | Stéphane Kermabon | 07m |
An interview with Stéphane Kermabon about the CodeLab titled "My first Android app in Kotlin." It covers using Kotlin to build an Android application, likely… | ||
| Interview with Peggy Auffray | Peggy Auffray | 12m |
An interview with Peggy Auffray about an internal lab used as an innovation space driven by collective intelligence. It covers how a company lab is organized… | ||
| Interview with Aline Deschamps | Aline Deschamps | 05m |
Aline Deschamps presents a talk encouraging Java developers to explore the R language. She contrasts Java with R and explains why developers might try R for… | ||
| Interview with Mélanie Bats and Stéphane Bégaudeau | Melanie Bats, Stephane Begaudeau | 09m |
An interview with Mélanie Bats and Stéphane Bégaudeau about becoming an open-source developer. They discuss practical steps and experiences for women entering… | ||
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