DevFest Toulouse 2023
2023-11-16
Labège, France
[DevFest Toulouse 2017, DevFest Toulouse 2018, DevFest Toulouse 2019, DevFest Toulouse 2023, DevFest Toulouse 2024, DevFest Toulouse 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Best Moments | 03m | |
A short wrap-up of DevFest Toulouse 2023 highlighting the event’s return after several years and thanking participants and partners for their support. It… | ||
| The AGC: Looking Back at the Computer That Took Humanity to the Moon | Olivier Poncet, Romain Berthon | 47m |
A historical-technical look at the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC): its design, the hardware and software roles it performed during lunar missions, and the… | ||
| Generative Art: From Discovery to Shipping a Project in a Studio | Camille Roux | 26m |
An exploration of learning creative coding and generative art using p5.js and GLSL fragment shaders, describing how the author shifted from drawing on paper to… | ||
| Measure and Concretely Reduce Your Production App Impact with O | Vivien Maleze, Loïc PINÇON | 40m |
OpenTelemetry is introduced as the observability standard for distributed systems, and the talk explains how to use it to measure and reduce the production… | ||
| An Architecture for Testing Your Frontend | Alexia Souvane | 16m |
Presents an architecture for unit-testing frontend applications that focuses on testing behaviors rather than implementation details. Describes handling global… | ||
| How To Review Someone's Code While Not Being A Jerk! | Maha Alsayasneh | 18m |
Argues for a small checklist (unit tests, docs, style, short PRs) plus automation so reviewers skip nitpicks and focus on design; names tools like flake8 and… | ||
| CSS Rises from the Ashes: (Re)make Friends with Your Stylesheet | Olivier Leplus, Alex PALMA | 49m |
A pragmatic, demo-driven session that revisits modern CSS features to show how they change front-end workflows. It covers current and upcoming standards like… | ||
| How to Get Started in Digital Accessibility? | Emmanuelle Aboaf | 39m |
Introduces the basics of web accessibility for developers, focusing on practical HTML techniques to make sites more accessible. Covers foundational concepts… | ||
| Architecting Onion Style Without Making Your Eyes Water | Edouard CATTEZ | 31m |
An introduction to onion architecture for business-critical applications, explaining what the pattern is, how it maps to code, and how it compares to hexagonal… | ||
| In 2 Minutes a Hacker Rebuilds Your (Digital) Portrait | Baptiste Robert | 50m |
Demonstrates how a malicious actor can reconstruct a person’s digital profile from minimal data (name, pseudonym, etc.) using open-source intelligence and… | ||
| Simplify Managing Your Applications on Kubernetes with CDK8S | Amine AIT AAZIZI | 18m |
CDK8S (Cloud Development Kit for Kubernetes) is presented as an open-source framework that lets teams define Kubernetes resources in familiar programming… | ||
| Jay-Z, Maths and Signals! How to Clone Shazam | Moustapha Agack | 51m |
A developer explains how Shazam works and demonstrates reimplementing its core algorithm. The talk covers musical notes, harmonics, frequencies, signal… | ||
| WebGPU and Babylon.js: a Fruitful Collaboration | Corentin Wallez, Sebastien Vandenberghe | 40m |
WebGPU is a new JavaScript API exposing advanced GPU features in the browser, and Babylon.js is a modern Web 3D engine with full WebGPU support since version… | ||
| How to Include Inclusivity from the Earliest Design Stages of a s | Noémie M. Rivière | 19m |
Defines what inclusivity means (and doesn’t mean) for digital products, explains the benefits and who is responsible for it, and gives concrete guidance on… | ||
| Let's Explore Our APIs | Anne-Laure Gaillard | 33m |
Explores using exploratory testing for APIs rather than relying only on automated checks like status codes, response body contents, or response times… | ||
| Diving into Modern Frontend Frameworks to Understand Their r | Sylvain Dedieu | 41m |
A walkthrough comparing how Vue, React, Svelte and Angular implement “reactivity” and DOM updating, showing concrete internal mechanisms each framework uses to… | ||
| Developers Without Borders: Jetpack Compose for Android and iOS | Julien Bajon, Nicolas Boutin | 40m |
Jetbrains has developed Kotlin Multiplatform to let Android and iOS apps share business logic written in Kotlin, and Compose Multiplatform extends this to UI… | ||
| How to Build a NES Emulator | Guillaume Roche | 28m |
A talk about building an NES emulator that explains an appropriate emulator architecture and implementation details focused on the CPU, memory, and game ROMs… | ||
| The Stakes of Green AI for Embedded Systems | Quentin Gasparotto, Ilona-Marie Lemaire Lefebvre | 42m |
Presents work on deploying energy-efficient AI on constrained edge and embedded devices (Device/Far/Cloud Edge) for real applications: convolutional… | ||
| 40 Minutes to Build Serverless REST and GraphQL APIs | Maxime Beugnet | 43m |
Using Johns Hopkins COVID-19 CSV data, Maxime Beugnet shows how to build a serverless REST API and a GraphQL API with Python and MongoDB. The talk demonstrates… | ||
| A 100% Remote Tech Team: It Works! / A 100% Remote Working Tech | Virginie J | 48m |
A developer and manager describes one year of working fully remote in a startup engineering team and reports a very positive experience. The talk compares… | ||
| Another Way to Test Your Microservices | Leclerc Gwendal | 47m |
The talk tackles testing microservices where dependencies and external services (databases, cache, queues) make unit tests invasive and incomplete. It presents… | ||
| Machine to Machine: Let’s Play with MQTT, Mosquitto and Paho | Laurent Guérin | 44m |
An introduction to the MQTT publish/subscribe protocol for machine-to-machine and IoT communication, showing how MQTT runs on devices like Raspberry Pi, Linux… | ||
| How to Automate Your Accessibility Tests? | Anthony Le Goas | 44m |
Overview of automating web accessibility testing using available tools and techniques for integration into CI/CD pipelines. Covers what accessibility checks… | ||
| Under the Hood of "docker build" | Carmen Piciorus | 14m |
Explains how docker build works under the hood to help diagnose build errors, optimize cache usage, and reduce layer sizes. Covers secure and efficient image… | ||
| The Superpowers of java.util.function | Jérôme Tama, Damien Lucas | 42m |
A French-language talk that explains advanced practical uses of the Java package java.util.function (functional interfaces introduced in Java 8). It covers… | ||
| "Don't roll your own crypto": Formal Methods for Security | Theophile Wallez | 15m |
Explains why implementing cryptographic protocols is error-prone and shows how formal methods can prove the absence of vulnerabilities in primitives and… | ||
| Generative AI in Practice: Concrete Use Cases for an LLM in Java | Guillaume Laforge | 46m |
Shows how to use Large Language Models from Java without Python, using Google's PaLM models via the Vertex AI API. Demonstrates practical Java examples for… | ||
| It's Only a Matter of Date | Renaud Mathieu | 27m |
Examines date and time handling in Java and Kotlin, tracing how APIs evolved to address practical problems like multiple calendars, time zones, and irregular… | ||
| Cloning ChatGPT with Hugging Face and Elasticsearch | Pietro Mele, Lucian Precup | 41m |
Shows how to combine Hugging Face models and Elasticsearch to build powerful data-augmented retrieval and inference applications. Demonstrates prototypes that… | ||
| Programs and Proofs — Dependent Typing as a Way to Structure Your Code | Guillaume Andrieu | 41m |
An introduction to dependent types using Idris2 that explains how types can be treated as values and indexed by runtime values. It shows two simple examples… | ||
| No, It's Not a CORS Error | Christophe Farges | 14m |
Explains the web security mechanism behind Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS): what triggers the browser message “Cross-Origin Request Blocked,” why… | ||
| From JavaScript to 3D Printing: A Stroll through the Gardens of Babylon | Sylvain Gougouzian | 34m |
A presenter describes making 3D printing accessible by bridging web 3D tools and CAD: using BabylonJS (and similar libraries like ThreeJS) plus a custom… | ||
| Take Off into Low Code! | Melanie Bats, Guillaume Escande | 43m |
Shows how to build a Flappy Bird–style obstacle-game creation tool using the open-source low-code web platform Sirius Web. Explains benefits (ease of use… | ||
| Product Management, the Future of Agility? | Maria-Eliza Paez | 41m |
A product owner recounts practical frustrations with how Agile is applied and explains how adopting Product Management practices changed her work. The talk… | ||
| I Love Big-O but It Misleads Me | Valentin Deleplace | 43m |
Explains why Big-O complexity (e.g., N log N for sorting) can be misleading for real performance work. Uses concrete examples where asymptotic analysis fails… | ||
| Welcome to TLA-La-Land (or An Introduction to Software Verification) | Arnaud Bos | 42m |
Introduces the TLA+ formal specification language and model-checking to design and verify distributed systems, addressing hard problems like message ordering… | ||
| Kotlin Multiplatform: The (Very) Good, The Bad & The Ugly | Thomas Salvetat, Alexandre Delattre | 39m |
Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) is presented as a way to share business and technical code across Android, iOS and other platforms (Linux, Windows, macOS, watchOS)… | ||
| An End-to-End GitOps Architecture: Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes and AWS | Loïc Ortola, Aurélien Moreau | 44m |
An end-to-end GitOps architecture using Terraform, Ansible, Kubernetes and AWS to handle day‑2 operations: provisioning the platform, declaring roles, deciding… | ||
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