Devoxx France 2026
2026-04-22..2026-04-24
Paris, France
[Devoxx France 2021, Devoxx France 2022, Devoxx France 2023, Devoxx France 2024, Devoxx France 2026]
as the organisers put it
Les exposants et partenaires Devoxx France 2026 : Diamond, Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Meet & Greet, Virtual, Médias, Communautaires.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Designing game AI with reinforcement learning | Vincent Ogloblinsky | 31m |
An engineer describes building a reinforcement-learning agent to play a physical shuffleboard-style game, training it to beat a human without hand-coded… | ||
| Shared governance & IT team: what we kept, dropped and learned | Nicolas PEDEGERT, Antoine Queinnec | 40m |
INOCO describes experiments with shared governance models (liberated company, holacracy, sociocracy 3.0) in a growing IT services firm with consultants… | ||
| Kafka 4, fantastic? | Damien Lucas | 50m |
Overview of Kafka 4’s key changes and migration steps: removal of ZooKeeper in favor of KRaft to simplify management and improve scalability; a new consumer… | ||
| Frontend deserves monitoring too! | Henry Lagarde | 27m |
Practical guide to adding observability to web frontends using monitoring, tracing and metrics to capture loading times, client interactions, latency and… | ||
| Neurodiversity & Tech: your “atypical profiles” are your greatest strength | Amélie Rigano | 39m |
Explains how neurodiversity changes individual and team performance in Tech by drawing on coaching experience with neuroatypical leaders and 20 years in… | ||
| The Sound of Your Secrets: Teaching Your Model to Spy So You Can Learn to Defend | David vonThenen | 45m |
Demonstrates a working acoustic side‑channel pipeline that converts WAV files to spectrogram PNGs, trains a CotesNet‑style CNN and exports a TensorFlow… | ||
| Journey to the end of Linux IO APIs (from poll to io_uring) | Youssef Nait Belkacem, Jean-Eudes Couignoux | 45m |
Explains the evolution of Linux I/O APIs from poll/select and epoll to the newer io_uring introduced in 2019. Uses a simple socket example and code to show how… | ||
| CEL? Yet another expression language?! | Alex Snaps | 44m |
Overview of Google’s Common Expression Language (CEL): what it is, its performance, portability and safety properties, and why it suits embedding in… | ||
| How to design and test an accessible website? | Emmanuelle Aboaf | 46m |
Covers common web accessibility failures and practical fixes using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, including the six most frequent mistakes and how to correct them… | ||
| GitHub Actions: a time bomb for supply chain security | Thierry Abaléa | 15m |
GitHub Actions are widely used for CI/CD but are insecure by default; the talk analyzes 2025 supply-chain attacks (tj-actions, s1ngularity, GhostAction… | ||
| Invisible disability: accessibility starts in meetings (and AI helps) | Anaïs Moulin | 15m |
Practical tips and immediately actionable practices for making daily meetings, standups and conferences more accessible by combining meeting etiquette with AI… | ||
| Maximize your productivity by making your keyboard ergonomically 2.0 | Alexandre Navarro | 31m |
A talk on keyboard ergonomics and productivity covering history and modern layouts (including 1DFH variants like Qwerty-Lafayette, Bepolar, Ergo-L, Ergolace)… | ||
| Measuring the unmeasurable: How to evaluate generative AI-based systems? | Erin Pacquetet | 40m |
Practical guidance on evaluating generative-AI systems (LLMs) including limitations of classic metrics and automated evaluation via “LLM-as-a-judge” (and its… | ||
| Production troubleshooting: boost your skills, a case study | William Montaz | 44m |
A case-study walkthrough of diagnosing production data corruption during a datacenter migration: Spark jobs produced duplicated and missing rows. The talk… | ||
| Supabase: the Open Source alternative to Firebase | Jason Lagarde | 23m |
Introduces Supabase as an open-source, self-hostable alternative to Firebase, covering its core components: PostgreSQL database, authentication and… | ||
| Digital watermarking for generative AI | Pierre Fernandez, Tom Sander | 44m |
Meta Seal, an open-source framework, implements invisible, robust digital watermarks for images, video, audio and text using components named PixelSeal… | ||
| A door with no locks? Let’s talk about threat modeling | Bárbara Teruggi | 45m |
Gives a concrete threat-modeling workflow: use Adam Shostack’s four-question framework, draw data flow diagrams, categorize threats with STRIDE, map to… | ||
| Agentic Dev: Stitch and Jules in the Antigravity of the Gemini Constellation | Stitch, Jules | 45m |
Overview of Google's new developer AI tools: Antigravity, an IDE focused on an agent dashboard to plan, review and switch between autonomous coding agents and… | ||
| Learning modern Java the playful way | Marit van Dijk, Piotr Przybył | 52m |
Live demo builds an image search pipeline: use multimodal encoder (Gina) to create vector embeddings (1,000 floats), index filenames and embeddings into… | ||
| Prolog: A Mature but Underrated Language for Symbolic AI | Frédéric Cabestre, Didier Plaindoux | 46m |
The talk presents Prolog as a mature but underrated declarative programming language for symbolic AI, explaining how first-order logic, Horn clauses and… | ||
| Question for a Kubernetes Cluster: Quiz on Kubernetes & Its Concepts | Aurélie Vache | 27m |
A quiz-driven, demo-rich presentation that reviews Kubernetes core concepts (pods, secrets, services, namespaces), internal components, and best practices. The… | ||
| Under the Hood of an Analytical Database | Sylvain Wallez | 44m |
An overview of how analytic query engines turn high-level queries into results, using Elasticsearch and its ES|QL language as the running example. Covers the… | ||
| Your Coding Agents in YOLO Mode… Safely | Guillaume Lours | 33m |
Guillaume Lours (Docker) explains the risk of “YOLO” agent modes that bypass permission prompts and get full access to a developer’s machine, causing data loss… | ||
| With AI, Does Music Have the Blues? | Sébastien Moreno | 44m |
Explains how generative music models work and demonstrates live generation of a complete track to show current strengths and limits of AI composition. Analyzes… | ||
| CLI-Driven Developer Experience: The Secret Ingredient of an Aligned Team | Julien Briault | 33m |
A case study of building a custom command-line interface as a shared language to align backend developers, SREs, infra engineers and Bash-focused newcomers… | ||
| How the BGP Protocol Makes the Internet Work — and Could Make It Disappear | Paul Jeannot | 13m |
Explains how the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) controls routing between Internet networks and how incorrect BGP announcements can cause widespread outages… | ||
| Building AI Agents in Kotlin with Koog | Ghassane LATFI | 15m |
An introduction to Koog, JetBrains’ open-source Kotlin framework for building AI agents that run on JVM, Android/iOS and JS/WASM. It explains Koog’s DSL for… | ||
| From Text to Complex Structured Data: When the Prompt Is No Longer Enough | Thomas Villaren | 30m |
PayFit describes using LLMs’ structured output option to extract payroll parameters from legal text, addressing complex business-schema constraints that a… | ||
| G1, ZGC, Shenandoah… With All These GCs in Java, Which One Do I Choose? | Antoine Dessaigne | 45m |
A tour of Java garbage collectors from Java’s origins to 2026, explaining why GC is needed and why it’s still a hard problem. It reviews specific collectors… | ||
| Outcoded by Our Kids: It Took Us 20 Years… They Needed 20 Prompts! | Bart Wullems, Jan Van Wassenhove | 47m |
Two tech fathers describe how their 11- and 12-year-old sons built complete games (levels, enemies, sounds, scoring) using agent-based AI platforms by issuing… | ||
| Securing MCPs for Production | Samir Akarioh | 36m |
Explains security risks introduced when Model-Connected Platforms (MCPs) let LLMs access databases, APIs and infrastructure, arguing that prompt-level defenses… | ||
| The evolution of Software engineering | Theophane Gregoir | 36m |
Codex hits 4 million weekly active users (up from 3 million two weeks earlier) while the platform layers a foundational model under a unified agent harness… | ||
| Teaching Our AI to ... Learn | Stéphane Philippart | 02h 02m |
Explains how to make AI models answer correctly by adding knowledge and data (private or public) using techniques like RAG, MCP, function calling, agents… | ||
| Listen to Production the Way It Deserves | Poone Mokari | 24m |
Traditional alerts are guesses based on thresholds and they cause noise and toil, so the solution is agentic AI that correlates telemetry, logs, code and Slack… | ||
| Motherhood in Tech: From Testimony to Action | Estelle THOU | 30m |
Estelle Thou (Criteo) discusses concrete workplace strategies to support women during pregnancy and after maternity leave in the tech industry, addressing… | ||
| Virtual Threads, Structured Concurrency and Scoped Values in Java 25 and Beyond | José Paumard, Rémi Forax | 02h 43m |
The talk explains Project Loom features in Java 21–26: virtual threads (lightweight Java-thread objects that let code block on I/O without hurting scalability… | ||
| How Harness Helped Docaposte Secure Code and the Supply Chain | David SEVIN | 32m |
Docaposte presents a concrete DevSecOps experience showing how to secure code and the software supply chain when developers and attackers both use LLMs. The… | ||
| Dagger at Scale: How Not to Stab Yourself with Your Pipelines | Vivien Maleze, Rodrigo GARCIA DE OLIVEIRA | 30m |
Dagger is a container-based, programmable CI/CD engine (created by Docker’s founder) that lets teams define reproducible pipelines as code. The presenters give… | ||
| From Eco-Volunteering to Promoting My Side Project in Australia! | Nicolas Guillot | 16m |
A mobile developer turned an eco-volunteering mission on Tetiaroa into a side project app called “We Spot Turtles!” that tracked sea turtle nesting and later… | ||
| Transactionality Explained | Benjamin Cavy | 16m |
Explains how database transactions guarantee data integrity by making multiple operations atomic, using PostgreSQL as the example. Covers PostgreSQL internals… | ||
| Brew Your AI Cafe: 10 Tips for Talking About AI to Everyone | Antonio Goncalves, Cécile Ravaux | 33m |
The presentation explains the Café IA initiative, a national public program that creates informal local meetups to teach and discuss AI with non-technical… | ||
| ReBAC at Scale: Let’s Save the p99 | Pauline Jamin, Noël Mugnier | 45m |
A ReBAC (relationship-based access control) deployment at Agicap hit latency and cost issues after two years of centralized use as product scale increased. The… | ||
| TamboUI : making the Year of Java in the Terminal | Cédric Champeau, Max Rydahl Andersen | 44m |
TamboUI is a new Java TUI framework with immediate-mode rendering and a constraint/flexbox layout, running on three backends (JLine, Panama FFI, Ash) and… | ||
| Tic-Tac... Bomb! Master time and NTP before it's too late | David Santiago, Cynthia Treger | 43m |
Explains how computer timekeeping works and why precise synchronization matters for distributed transactions, authentication and logging. Covers hardware… | ||
| A Bottom-Up Approach to Building a Product Taxonomy | Robin Vaysse | 35m |
Mirakl describes a bottom-up method to build product taxonomies from millions of real product records instead of imposing a top-down structure. They combine… | ||
| AWS Lambda Officially Rust: From Scratch to Progressive Bindings | Etienne Puissant | 29m |
AWS Lambda now officially supports Rust; the talk shows building and deploying a Rust Lambda from scratch using Cargo Lambda and highlights Rust’s performance… | ||
| AI & Video Games, from Origins to Today: a (neural) link to the past | Romain Benassi | 02h 02m |
A historical overview linking artificial intelligence and video games from early examples like Pac-Man’s ghost behavior to modern human-AI cooperation in games… | ||
| SVG and Generative AI: Rethinking Interactive Imagery on Your Website | Simon Bedard | 30m |
Introduces using SVG for responsive, pixel-perfect interactive graphics on the web and shows how generative AI can simplify and automate working with SVG path… | ||
| Standards and AI Agents: an Overview of MCP, A2A, ADK and More | Guillaume Laforge, Emmanuel Bernard | 02h 59m |
Overview of IA agent standards and frameworks: explains protocols MCP, A2A, ACP and frameworks ADK, Arc, Quarkus, LangChain4j. Shows how to build an agent… | ||
| Two Years On, Developers Haven't Disappeared: So Is AI Useless? | Matthieu Vincent, Yann Gloriau | 42m |
Matthieu Vincent and Yann Gloriau review two years of using generative AI with thousands of developers, examining whether AI is a gimmick or a true… | ||
| 5 Pillars for Managing a High-Performing Team, Even Remotely | Yannick Grenzinger | 29m |
Yannick Grenzinger (Payfit) presents five concrete management pillars to restore rhythm and trust in distributed teams: set autonomy with clear boundaries… | ||
| Catch Me If You Cache: Cache Patterns and Pitfalls in Production | Sébastien Lecacheur | 44m |
The talk examines caching in production: what a cache actually is, common caching patterns (and their trade-offs), classic anti-patterns that cause operational… | ||
| Deploy First, Secure Never: AI Between Productivity and Security Chaos | Houssem BELHADJ AHMED, Aymeric Lagier | 45m |
Overview of security risks introduced by deploying AI across companies, covering LLMs, autonomous agents, MCP (Model Context Protocol) and multi-agent chains… | ||
| HTTP/3: 37 Years of the HTTP Protocol | Chris Navas | 46m |
A historical tour of HTTP from its 1989 origins through HTTP/3, showing how protocol changes improved web performance, security and features. The talk explains… | ||
| JWT: Mastering Security for Stateless Tokens | Naima Ouarti | 16m |
The talk explains how to harden JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) for secure, stateless authentication when implementing FranceConnect+ and eIDAS-compliant integrations… | ||
| The Tester’s Guide - 6 Bad Habits You Must Break | Chadi El Masri | 12m |
Using Java 21 and JUnit 5, the talk examines six common testing anti-patterns that give a false sense of safety—examples include Coverage-Driven Development… | ||
| Passkeys: Goodbye Passwords, Hello Frictionless Security! | Sébastien Buchoux | 28m |
Explains how passkeys replace passwords using FIDO and WebAuthn with asymmetric cryptography and challenge/response to prevent phishing. Walks through a… | ||
| Securing MCP Servers with Spring AI | Daniel Garnier-Moiroux | 45m |
How to build a secure MCP (Model Context Protocol) server using Spring AI and the MCP SDK, with a practical demonstration of adding OAuth2-based access… | ||
| 7 Years in Kafka Land | Fabien ALBERI, Valérie Servaire | 39m |
A seven-year Michelin experience report about adopting event-driven architectures using Apache Kafka as the event bus. It covers installing and operating… | ||
| Bootiful Spring Boot 4! | Josh Long | 47m |
Spring Boot 4 on Java 25+ is demonstrated by building an adoption service (Postgres + Spring Data JDBC) with a dogs table containing Prancer ID 45, a… | ||
| What if we debugged our relationship with time? | Albane Fagot-Veyron | 42m |
The talk examines chronic time pressure in software organizations—constant fast deliveries, growing backlogs, multitasking and poorly tuned rituals—and frames… | ||
| Industrialize Maintenance of Your Dev and Ops Stacks | Olivier Vernin, Anthony BENGUERFI | 31m |
How to industrialize dependency and configuration maintenance by treating updates as code using Updatecli. It covers automating updates across targets like… | ||
| AI in the Software Lifecycle: Opportunities and Limits | Aissa Bouhadjar, Raphaël UZAN, Ghizlane Pacheco | 46m |
Speakers from Crédit Agricole describe how AI tools are being introduced across the software lifecycle—from writing specifications, generating code, testing… | ||
| The Real Cost of a Token: the Hidden Bill of Generative AI | Pietro Mele | 14m |
The talk quantifies the environmental cost of generative AI beyond token or latency metrics, measuring energy (kWh), water use and e‑waste from model training… | ||
| MCP in Practice: One App to Understand It All | Bertrand Nau | 42m |
An introduction to Model Context Protocol (MCP) — the 2024 protocol from Anthropic for connecting large language models with external systems — explaining how… | ||
| Too Much News, Not Enough Time? Generate Your Own Watchlist Podcasts! | Jérôme Gauthier | 16m |
A developer built a personal pipeline to turn saved tech articles and videos into on-demand audio “news roundup” podcasts. The talk describes the technical… | ||
| Another World, a Beautiful Lesson in Software Architecture | Olivier Poncet | 44m |
The talk analyzes the 1991 game Another World, focusing on its daring software architecture: a custom virtual machine and intermediate language designed to… | ||
| From Zero to Billions of Traces: Distributed Tracing at Winamax | Anthony Maffert, Nicolas Fidel | 43m |
Winamax describes building an entirely Open Source observability pipeline (OpenTelemetry collectors, Quickwit, Jaeger) to ingest and query billions of… | ||
| AI for the Common Good: Acting Wisely in Uncertain Times | Laurence Devillers | 24m |
Laurence Devillers discusses how AI, as a powerful tool that lacks feelings and neutrality, can be used for the common good by amplifying human capabilities… | ||
| Chess in the Age of Artificial Intelligence | Laurent Fressinet | 15m |
Laurent Fressinet, a grandmaster, reviews how AI — from classical chess engines to neural-network systems like AlphaZero — has transformed chess preparation… | ||
| Specialize Your Agents with Skills | Tugdual Grall | 31m |
Agent Skills is a new standard for packaging instructions, scripts and resources into a folder that an AI agent (e.g., GitHub Copilot, Claude) can load… | ||
| Stop Documentation Debt: Industrialize Your ADRs and READMEs with Spec-kit | Alexandre Guillemot, Axel Chauvin | 29m |
This live Tools-in-Action session demonstrates using GitHub Spec-kit to industrialize architecture decision records (ADRs) and README/document structure. It… | ||
| UDA (Unified Data Architecture) at Netflix | Alexandre Bertails | 45m |
Netflix presents Unified Data Architecture (UDA), a single canonical system (called Upper) to define business concepts like Movie or Talent once and… | ||
| You Thought Technical Debt Was the Worst? Meet Design Debt! | Julien Topçu, Josian Chevalier | 45m |
The talk examines design debt (accidental design debt) as a deeper cause behind persistent technical debt, explaining how practices like KISS and YAGNI can… | ||
| A2A in 30 Minutes: Building Communicating AI Agents | Loïc Magnette | 31m |
Introduces the A2A open standard announced by Google in April 2025 for agent-to-agent discovery, secure communication, task negotiation and long-running… | ||
| Asterix and the Indomitable Positives Serving Communities of Practice | Edwige Fiaclou, Pauline Cresson | 45m |
A technologist and a former marketer describe how they built communities of practice at Swissquote to break silos and turn local initiatives into drivers of… | ||
| Bearer of Good News | Sam Bellen | 46m |
OAuth 2.1 consolidates fixes: PKCE mandatory, exact redirect matching, one‑time refresh tokens and HTTPS only; DPoP binds access and refresh tokens to… | ||
| I Coded 47 IaC Pipelines Before I Understood: The Ultimate Pipeline Guide | Natalie Godec | 31m |
A presenter from Zencore explains how to build a reusable Terraform CI/CD pipeline that scales from a few to 30+ environments. The pipeline automatically… | ||
| The Tech Toolbox: BPCE’s Ecosystem That Makes Developers' Lives Easier | Alexandre Perraud, Pierre LEGER, Valéry Adeleine, Laurie Marchaterre | 43m |
An overview of BPCE’s developer tooling: presentation of Huber, an internal developer portal (IDP) providing a secure, container-optimized entry point with… | ||
| Data Replication with Apache Accord | Pierre Sutra | 46m |
Apache Accord is presented as the new replication algorithm used in Apache Cassandra that enables ACID transactions by using leaderless replication where… | ||
| Women in software engineering: what gives? | Emma GAUBERT | 45m |
Women built early computing — Ada Lovelace (subroutines and loops), Grace Hopper (compiler and COBOL), Margaret Hamilton (coined software engineering), the… | ||
| Are You Ready for the Bionic Enterprise? | Didier Girard, Marie Crappe | 47m |
The talk describes how "agentique" (autonomous AI agents) can turn companies into "bionic" organizations by fusing humans and technology to multiply efficiency… | ||
| A History of Computing in the Feminine | Juliette Grillere | 45m |
A guided, quiz-style overview of ten notable women in computing—from Hedy Lamarr to contributors across space tech, AI and open source—highlighting their… | ||
| Jujutsu, the Cherry on the Git, Oh! | Siegfried Ehret | 29m |
An introduction to jujutsu (jj) as an alternative client for Git: history of the project, live demos showing a different way to make commits, manipulate… | ||
| The Bulb That Knew Too Much: A Journey into IoT Security | Paul Pinault | 45m |
A reverse‑engineering case study of a consumer smart light bulb that explores how simple LED control code becomes a heavily protected IoT product. The talk… | ||
| MLOps — Understanding and Fighting Model Degradation in Production | Simon Poulet | 16m |
How to monitor and diagnose machine-learning model performance after deployment: concrete techniques for tracking production metrics and identifying common… | ||
| PostgreSQL Observability: The Log Configuration That Changes Everything | Alain Lesage | 30m |
How to configure PostgreSQL logging to turn default sparse logs into a rich, queryable observability source. It explains which postgresql.conf and logging… | ||
| PostgreSQL Analytics: It's a Trap! | Lætitia Avrot | 46m |
This talk analyzes PostgreSQL's architecture to identify its real limitations for analytics (notably row-oriented storage) and explains how PostgreSQL 18… | ||
| A Password? No Thanks, I Have a Passkey | Quentin Aubert | 15m |
Passkeys are explained as a passwordless authentication method built on the WebAuthn standard (supported by Google, Apple, Microsoft). The talk describes what… | ||
| Unveiling the simple math that powers AI | Marianne Hoornenborg | 41m |
Explains that neural nets reduce to multiplying and adding across vectors and matrices, using floating‑point storage (IEEE single precision) and activation… | ||
| Inside a Pipeline: Demystifying Vite and Its Plugins | Estéban Soubiran | 43m |
Vite's role and plugin system for frontend build pipelines are explained, including its rise to widespread adoption by Vue, Nuxt, Remix, TanStack Start… | ||
| Bye Bye Vendor Lock-in: Standardize Your Feature Flags with OpenFeature | Thomas Poignant | 45m |
Introduces OpenFeature, a CNCF-incubating standard that unifies Feature Flag APIs to avoid vendor lock-in. Covers what feature flags are, why a standard was… | ||
| From Storytelling to GPU Rendering: When Winamax Replaces Your Game Console | Thomas Cami, Anthony Maffert | 40m |
Winamax explains how it treats poker and betting products as video-game-like experiences (formats like Expresso, Space KO, Bang) and describes the technical… | ||
| Shaping the Relevance and Resilience of Our Expertise Beyond 2030 | Philippe Ensarguet | 47m |
The talk addresses how generative AI and emerging agentic AI change who does which tasks and make high-quality questions, problem framing, evaluation rigor and… | ||
| The Prompt Guardians: Threats and Security Recipes for Zen Production | Philippe Laumay, Loïc Gudet | 43m |
A practical presentation on securing production GenAI applications, covering threats like prompt injection and data leakage and regulatory constraints (EU AI… | ||
| Mise: a Multi-Tool for Your Dev & Ops Workstation | Rémi Verchere | 29m |
Mise-En-Place is a developer/ops workstation tool that centralizes environment management: it handles environment variables, multiple app/runtime versions… | ||
| Finally Respecting GDPR Article 25 with PostgreSQL Anonymizer | Nicolas GUILHEM | 29m |
PostgreSQL Anonymizer is presented as a tool to implement GDPR Article 25 (privacy by design) by providing an easy-to-install PostgreSQL extension for… | ||
| AI Security, from PoC to Production | Boussad Addad, Hugo BECHU | 45m |
This talk covers securing AI agents in production by addressing new attack surfaces introduced by their deployment. It explains concrete protections such as… | ||
| Real-Time Smart Automation: When Kafka Meets n8n and AI | Bruno Bonnin | 33m |
Combines Apache Kafka for event streaming with n8n (a low-code workflow orchestrator) and integrated AI agents to analyze and decide in real time. Shows an… | ||
| ChatGPT or GenUI? Building SNCF Connect's Assistant of Tomorrow | Adrien Body, Julien Buret | 45m |
SNCF Connect & Tech describe integrating their offers into ChatGPT using the Apps SDK and MCP, and compare that to building a custom conversational UI with… | ||
| Dear Devs: Your PM Is (Probably) Not Here to Ruin Your Life | Rachel Dubois | 16m |
Explains why product managers change requirements and what “value” really means, showing developers how to communicate about product without compromising… | ||
| From 1,000 to 5,000 Users: Scaling GitLab Without (Too Much) Pain | Lucas DRAGO, Adrien Gooris | 46m |
A GitLab operations team at Michelin explains how they scaled GitLab from 1,000 to 5,000 users by expanding from 1 VM to a 28-node deployment and reworking… | ||
| GitOps and Multi-Environments: A Story of Promotion | Romain Boulanger | 32m |
The talk compares GitOps tools Flux CD and Argo CD and focuses on the problem of promoting changes (for example a new container image) across multiple… | ||
| The WebGPU Revolution: Full GPU Power on the Web and Beyond | Julien Sulpis | 40m |
Introduces WebGPU, the new browser API developed by Google, Apple and Mozilla to replace WebGL and bring modern graphics APIs (like Vulkan/DirectX12/Metal… | ||
| TemBoard: The All-in-One Open Source Tool for Your PostgreSQL Instance Fleet | Pierre-Louis Gonon | 15m |
An introduction to TemBoard, an open-source web tool for managing PostgreSQL fleets that provides real-time monitoring, intelligent alerts, configuration… | ||
| Understanding Prompt Injection - Techniques, Challenges, and Advanced Escalation | Brian Vermeer | 47m |
Live demos show a Quarkus test agent (Rogerbot with web_fetch and env) that leaks its system prompt and fake API keys via payload splitting and multi-turn… | ||
| Concurrency Crossroads: Choosing between Reactive Programming & Virtual Threads | Willem Jan Glerum | 01h 56m |
If code is simple CRUD or you want readable imperative code, keep blocking or use virtual threads with Quarkus and structured concurrency to get… | ||
| From Sidecar to Ambient: Understanding the Evolution of the Service Mesh with Istio | Andrew Hatoum | 30m |
Explains Istio's shift from Sidecar to Ambient (sidecar-less) Service Mesh, describing components like ztunnel and waypoint proxies and how they separate L4… | ||
| Quantum Computing, This Time We Tell You Everything! | Fanny Bouton, Olivier Ezratty, Guillaume Schurck, Sébastien Marie | 02h 48m |
The talk explains practical quantum computing for developers: basic quantum concepts (qubit, superposition, entanglement) and what they mean for software… | ||
| Secure Your Prototypes with OAuth2-Proxy and Anubis | David Aparicio | 30m |
Introduces OAuth2-Proxy (an open-source, cloud-native reverse proxy) as a way to front internal apps that lack native user management, delegating… | ||
| Another Brick in the WAL – Why Speed No Longer Equals RAM | Nicolas Wlodarczyk, Pierre BERARD | 35m |
Aerospike engineers explain how they reject the assumption that RAM is required for low-latency, high-throughput databases by designing a disk-first… | ||
| How to contribute to Google projects as your first professional experience | RADIA BEKHTAOUI | 12m |
A young HPC/Cloud consultant describes migrating a Google Cloud–based HPC cluster from a three‑year‑old fork of slurm-gcp to Google’s Cluster Toolkit so the… | ||
| From Intuition to AI: Automating Investigation of Flaky Tests | Tony Sanchez | 14m |
Describes how Alan turned flaky-test investigation from an expert-only craft into a few-minute task for any engineer by building reproducibility and tooling… | ||
| Email at Scale: How We Survived 800M Emails/Year (and DNS) | julien Goullon, Julien Eyraud | 44m |
Mirakl engineers explain how they rebuilt their email system to handle ~800 million messages/year by moving from batch processing to a centralized… | ||
| Generative AI Directly in My Browser, Is It Possible? (spoiler, yes 😉) | Jean-francois Garreau | 31m |
Examines running generative AI models directly in modern web browsers using built-in browser AI APIs and tools, arguing this can avoid cloud costs, network… | ||
| The Revenge of VMs: Sandboxing with NerdBox | Nicolas De Loof | 29m |
Discusses recent changes in container runtimes, notably containerd 2.2, and introduces NerdBox, a new project that manages microVM-based sandboxes with the… | ||
| Secure All the Things: From IaC to Kubernetes | Romain Boulanger | 45m |
A concrete DevSecOps setup that secures the full path from Infrastructure as Code to Kubernetes deployments, using automated, risk-aware pipelines and… | ||
| The Anatomy of Memory in Humans and AI Agents | Raphael De Lio, Samuel Agbede | 46m |
Argument: LLMs are stateless with fixed context windows (expanding them scales quadratically), and training a modern model would take on the order of 100… | ||
| The Hidden Security Hazards in Your Java Stack | Brian Vermeer | 47m |
Shows concrete failures and fixes: Copilot produces a concatenated query that becomes SQL injection via Copilot-generated query; Burp Suite intercepts uploads… | ||
| Compose & Dragons: The Role-Playing Game of Agents Fed on Tiny Language Models | Guillaume Lours, Philippe Charrière | 02h 48m |
Demonstrates building a text-based dungeon-crawler RPG driven by custom AI agents that use very small LLMs (<4B parameters). Uses Docker AI features and… | ||
| NodeJS: Supercharge Your Integration Tests with Vitest, Testcontainers and PGlite | Alexandre Victoor | 31m |
Shows how to speed up and harden Node.js integration tests using Testcontainers (TypeScript API for managing Docker environments), PGlite (a tiny… | ||
| QR Codes: follow the dots without getting lost! | Benoît Masson, Sébastien Chédor | 01h 59m |
A hands-on session showing how to build a QR-code reader using minimal tools: capture and analyze webcam video with OpenCV to locate the code, then extract and… | ||
| Green Architecture: Less Fat, More Impact, More Efficiency! | David DE CARVALHO, Thierno Diallo | 31m |
Applies the open-source "API Green Score" framework to an existing API to measure and reduce its environmental and performance costs by collecting concrete… | ||
| Agentic Coding, the New Frontier of Platform Engineering | Yankı Sesyılmaz, Julien Tanay | 45m |
Doctolib engineers describe building an internal AI platform to support 'agentic coding' after rolling out code-AI tools to 600 developers. They detail which… | ||
| The Myth of Neutrality: When Tech Becomes Political | Hugo Lassiege | 44m |
The talk examines how digital infrastructure is politically charged by showing that over 70% of the French web relies on U.S. services used even by government… | ||
| Normal Errors: Anatomy of a Collective Giving Up | Ivan Jewczuk | 15m |
Examines why software teams learn to ignore recurring exceptions in logs instead of fixing them, naming the problem as a collective psychological shift from… | ||
| Local-First and Sync Engines, the Architecture of the Future? | Benjamin Legrand | 43m |
Explains the local-first paradigm and synchronization engines used by apps like Linear, Figma and Trello to provide fast, offline-first, and instant user… | ||
| Silence is Coming: Surviving Chaos in a Distributed Event-Driven Architecture | Jounad Tourvieille, Flora Njofang | 47m |
An experience report from AXA France about operating a distributed event-driven architecture (EDA) built by multiple squads using existing tech. It analyzes a… | ||
| Spring Native and Boot 4.0: Where Are We? | Stéphane Cottin | 31m |
Spring Boot 4 improves native compilation with GraalVM Native Image for much faster startup and lower memory use, but migrating a traditional Spring app… | ||
| API Security 2026: How Not to End Up on Have I Been Pwned? | Mickaël Barroux | 41m |
Practical guidance to secure web APIs in 2026, covering why OAuth 2.1 updates matter and how to avoid common mistakes with JWT, DPoP and mTLS. It also examines… | ||
| ClaudeCode.proTips(30, minutes=30).run() | Erwan Gereec | 32m |
A 30-minute, 30-tips session showing concrete best practices for using Claude Code as a developer copilot. Covers effective prompting and reusable prompt… | ||
| Tame Your Agents: AGENTS.md and Context Engineering for Deterministic AI | Benoît FONTAINE | 31m |
How to turn chat assistants (Claude, Cursor, etc.) into reliable engineering partners by standardizing context with the AGENTS.md format. Covers the structure… | ||
| The Developer vs. AI: From Rapid Prototyping to the End of Middlemen? | Nicolas Grenié | 23m |
Nicolas Grenié (Typeform) examines how AI tools speed software development from weeks to hours, enabling rapid prototyping and reducing intermediaries. He… | ||
| Agentic Design Patterns Where You Are the Hero | Guillaume Laforge | 46m |
Guillaume Laforge (Google) presents concrete agent design patterns for building multi-agent systems using Java tooling (LangChain4j, ADK for Java). He explains… | ||
| AI in the Field: Humans at the Heart of Value | Marjory Canonne | 19m |
Marjory Canonne argues that AI delivers value only when grounded in real-world needs and co‑built with the people who will use it, not treated as a standalone… | ||
| Turn Your Head Around with José and Jean-Michel's Java Quizzes | José Paumard, Jean-Michel Doudoux | 47m |
A live, interactive Java quiz session that explores lesser-known features and pitfalls of Java: null handling, immutability practices, object equality… | ||
| AI-Generated API End-to-End Tests: A Legacy Rewrite Case Study | Cyrille Martraire, Olivier Penhoat | 43m |
Arolla engineers present a case study of using AI to generate end-to-end API tests to secure a legacy API refactor handling €500M/year. They describe an AI… | ||
| The Hive: Coding a Modular Monolith Ready for Microservices | Thomas Pierrain, Julien Topçu | 47m |
Shows how to refactor a legacy spaghetti monolith into a modular monolith that can later be split into microservices using the Hive pattern: combine multiple… | ||
| Clean Code Matters | Marc LECANU | 13m |
The talk explains why Clean Code is essential, not optional, for producing readable, maintainable software. It covers concrete foundations: a clear definition… | ||
| How Do Developers Read Code? | Nicolas Delsaux, Clement Bout | 38m |
This presentation explains how developers read and understand code by drawing on research from The Programmer's Brain and Sapiens. It covers short-term and… | ||
| Debugging with IntelliJ IDEA | Anton Arhipov | 31m |
Live coding demos show IntelliJ IDEA debugger doing more than break/step: stream chain tracing visualizes how each element flows and quickly pinpoints a filter… | ||
| Docker Agent — How to Make Building AI Agents Even Simpler? | Djordje Lukic, David Gageot | 43m |
Introduces Docker Agent, an open-source toolkit to build ad-hoc AI agents without coding by assembling models, prompts and tools; it works with any LLM (local… | ||
| Handling Support Tickets with AI Without Burning the Planet | Matthieu Vincent, Philippe Charrière | 46m |
How to handle support tickets with local, resource-light LLMs instead of huge cloud models like ChatGPT or GPT-5. The presenters describe a stepwise… | ||
| LLMs and Hallucinations: Understand, Measure, Control | Aygalic Jara | 39m |
The talk examines causes, detection, measurement and mitigation of hallucinations in large language models (LLMs), focusing on their impact in high-stakes… | ||
| Top 10 Event-Driven Architecture Pitfalls | Victor Rentea | 47m |
Ten concrete failure modes from real workshops at 150 companies: duplicate deliveries, out‑of‑order processing, race conditions, test flakiness from Spring… | ||
| Turning Your API Doc into a Conversion Lever: Best Practices | ANNE-FLORE BERNARD | 12m |
Anne-Flore Bernard presents a developer-focused, research-backed method to turn API documentation into a marketing and conversion tool. The talk reviews… | ||
| All-In on the Platform: New Poker | Nicolas Comet, Loïc Kervran | 45m |
Betclic built a new national Poker platform from scratch in one year, launching December 2024 and scaling the team from ~10 to over 60. The talk covers… | ||
| Deterministic modernization in an age of AI | Tim te Beek | 37m |
Argues that deterministic, repeatable upgrades beat agentic guessing: use OpenRewrite recipes to codify changes, run them across billions of lines and hundreds… | ||
| Engineering a Modern Java Platform | Steve Poole | 43m |
Practical migration checklist for moving from JDK 8/11 to JDK 21–25: run jdeps, jdeprscan, jnativescan and JVM flags to list obsolete GC and logging options… | ||
| Error Prone: Google's Secret Weapon for Bug-Free Lines of Code | Clara Wiatrowski | 31m |
Error Prone is a static-analysis tool from Google that runs inside the javac compiler and uses AST-based checks to find subtle Java bugs (like risky null… | ||
| Limits, Requests, QoS, PriorityClasses: Demystifying Scheduling in K8s! | Denis Germain, Quentin JOLY | 45m |
Explains Kubernetes scheduling and resource controls—limits, requests, QoS classes, and PriorityClasses—showing how CPU and memory shortages, CPU limits, and… | ||
| SQL vs Prejudice | Lætitia Avrot | 43m |
A PostgreSQL expert challenges common prejudices about SQL—claims that it is obsolete, overly complex, or unsuitable for modern data—and defends SQL by showing… | ||
| Developers, Start Your nginx! | Guillaume Dufrene | 47m |
The talk demonstrates using Java’s Foreign Function & Memory API (FFM, introduced in Java 22) to drive the nginx web server from Java code. It covers… | ||
| Docker Compose Your Dev Toolkit for AI & Cloud | Nicolas De Loof, Guillaume Lours | 46m |
Docker Compose’s new features for AI workflows: declaratively define LLMs in Compose using a models section, access those models from application containers… | ||
| No More Tough Nights: How AI Transformed Our On-Call Duty | Jean-Philippe Fourès | 45m |
Iguane Solutions presents nAIghts Watch, a multi-agent AI system that automatically handles level-1 on-call incidents (disk full, unresponsive service, high… | ||
| Fewer Tools, More Impact: An Automated Testing Strategy for Scale-Up | Asma Sebai | 13m |
A QA lead at a SaaS scale-up describes building a pragmatic automated testing strategy focused on API functional and integration tests. The team started with… | ||
| #NoFrameworks: Build Your Own Agile, Burn the Playbook | Rachel Dubois | 45m |
Argues against plugging in Scrum/SAFe as a product and shows concrete alternatives: diagnose where work waits, where decisions actually happen, and what… | ||
| Extend the Life of Your Dashboards: An Anti-Christmas-Tree Survival Guide | Kamila Giedrojc | 18m |
Practical guidance on designing dashboards that stay useful: how to pick the right visualizations (including when a simple table is best), common design… | ||
| Semantic Layer: Make Your Data Speak with AI Without Hallucinations | Vincent Heuschling | 45m |
Shows how to avoid LLM hallucinations on databases by inserting a semantic layer that defines metrics, relationships and business logic in a machine-readable… | ||
| Vibe-code Something Heavy with Kilocode! | Steve Rigano, Stephane RACCURT | 30m |
Kilocode is an open-source AI assistant plugin that integrates into any IDE and can work without being tied to a specific LLM provider. The talk demonstrates… | ||
| From Local Setup Nightmares to DevContainers: Our Experience Report | Thomas Rumas | 31m |
ADEO describes moving from Bash setup scripts to DevContainers to solve inconsistent local development environments. The talk shows using a package manager to… | ||
| Jdeps, Jlink and Layers: Slim Down Your Java Docker Images | Benjamin Barbe | 40m |
Shows how to shrink Java Docker images by creating a custom runtime with jdeps and jlink, using Docker layer best practices and Spring-specific layered jars… | ||
| When a Simple Network Bug Takes You into the Guts of Linux | Florian Forestier | 42m |
A walkthrough of investigating and fixing a six-year-old Linux kernel network bug: the talk explains how the presenters discovered the issue, performed… | ||
| Domain Names: The Big History of Small TLDs | Benoît Masson, Théo Bougé | 46m |
Overview of the technical foundations and history of the Domain Name System (DNS), covering top-level domains (TLDs) like .com, .fr, .ai and the technical… | ||
| When Magic Executes Code | Marjorie Aubert, Nicolas Bétheuil | 42m |
The talk examines how classic and professional magic tricks map onto algorithmic ideas: it identifies technologies like state, controlled transformations… | ||
| Finding the Spark Again: A Career Reboot | Loïc Magnette | 46m |
Loïc Magnette recounts a personal career reboot triggered not by learning a new language or framework but by reconnecting with his local Java User Group (JUG)… | ||
| Are We Ready For The Next Cyber Security Crisis Like Log4Shell? | Soroosh Khodami | 47m |
An empty Spring Boot project plus one added Gson dependency triggers a live reverse shell when Maven verify runs against a malicious public package; an npm… | ||
| CVE vs CWE: From Patch Fixes to Eradicating Root Causes | Clara Wiatrowski | 15m |
Defines the difference and relationship between CWE (software weakness types) and CVE (specific vulnerabilities), explains why a CVE maps to one or more CWEs… | ||
| What If Writing SQL Became Cool Again? | Sébastien Ferrer | 15m |
Presents SQLC, a tool (demonstrated for Go) that lets developers write raw SQL while generating type-safe, high-performance code without extra dependencies… | ||
| Deeply Exploring a Field by Mining Scientific Publications | Cyrille Martraire | 46m |
Cyrille Martraire explains how to learn deeply by reading scientific publications rather than relying on opinions or summaries, showing how academic literature… | ||
| The Future of Free Software for You, Me and... the AIs | Alex Snaps | 45m |
Examines how autonomous programming tools and generative AI are being adopted across terminals, editors, and collaboration platforms and how free/open-source… | ||
| Les Cast Codeurs 2026: No Headsets, No Screens, Just Joy | Arnaud Héritier, Guillaume Laforge, Emmanuel Bernard, Antonio Goncalves | 54m |
A live in-person wrap-up session for Devoxx France 2026 where the Cast Codeurs hosts (Arnaud Héritier, Guillaume Laforge, Emmanuel Bernard, Antonio Goncalves)… | ||
| The Fantastic Small Language Models (SLMs) and When to Use Them | Pierre Lepagnol | 41m |
This talk explains small language models (SLMs), why teams use them for cheaper, faster, and more controllable AI, and how to employ them in… | ||
| CI/CD Observability: Standardizing with CDEvents | David Bernard | 30m |
Explains how to build unified CI/CD observability by normalizing heterogeneous pipelines (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, ArgoCD) using the CDEvents specification… | ||
| How Responsive Are You in CSS? 2026 Edition | Théo Gianella, Julien Sulpis | 45m |
A live-coding session demonstrating modern responsive CSS techniques: the talk compares traditional media-query breakpoints with newer tools like Flexbox… | ||
| Authorization with Spring Security: Permissions, Roles and More | Daniel Garnier-Moiroux | 02h 38m |
Covers how to implement authorization in Spring Boot using Spring Security, focusing on permissions and roles beyond simple .hasRole checks. Explains… | ||
| Kafka with Raft in Production: A New Era for Distributed Commit Logs | Said Boudjelda | 02h 04m |
Practical account of running Apache Kafka with KRaft (Kafka’s Raft-based consensus that replaces ZooKeeper) in production: benefits, pitfalls, migration… | ||
| Polars, the End of Spark? | Franck Cussac | 31m |
Compares Apache Spark and Polars for processing tens to hundreds of gigabytes of data, arguing Polars offers better performance, simpler APIs, and greater… | ||
| Encryption at Rest – Master Key Based on a Hybrid KEM | Abdelmjid EL KIHEL | 15m |
A practical design for encrypting data at rest using a key hierarchy and a hybrid KEM built from RFC 9180 and JEP 452 is presented to enable key rotation… | ||
| Getting Paid in Equity: How It Works | Thalía Cruz Castañares | 15m |
Explains how being paid in equity works for freelancers, drawing on the presenter’s personal experience accepting shares instead of cash. Covers what equity… | ||
| JCStress: Diving into Concurrency and Distributed Systems in Java | Riad Maouchi, Christopher Etancelin | 30m |
JCStress, the OpenJDK tool, is presented as a way to test Java concurrency by exploring all possible thread interleavings to find visibility, ordering, and… | ||
| Mom, I built a synthesizer in my browser! 😱 🎹 🎵 | Benjamin Legrand | 49m |
A developer rebuilt a classic KORG MS-20 synthesizer in the browser using the WebAudio API, covering oscillators, nodes, envelope generators and frequency… | ||
| Staff & Principal Engineer? How It Works | François Descamps, Alexis Dubois | 46m |
AXA France describes an internal experiment to create senior technical career paths (Staff, Principal, Distinguished) and explains what those titles mean in… | ||
| Steel for Vulnerabilities, Silver for Zombies: Hunting Java's Unseen Monsters | Steve Poole | 43m |
Dependabot and Snyk catch CVEs but miss libraries that are End‑of‑Life: modern Java apps are ~10% original code, rely on ~150 dependencies, and about 75% of… | ||
| Theory to Practice: Real-World Lessons in Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration | Akihiro Nishikawa | 44m |
Shows concrete migration steps for Java: use a four-layer inventory (dependencies, source/framework, keystores, runtime evidence) to find hidden crypto; demo… | ||
| A Sprint in Tokyo: An Agile Journey to Japan | Anaïs Moulin | 41m |
Anaïs Moulin describes using Agile practices—personas, backlog, roadmap, user stories, MVPs and retrospectives—to plan and run a month-long personal trip to… | ||
| What If Your Backend Could Talk? Building Real-Time AI Voice Agents | Mehdi Oualiken, Abdessamii Lazghab | 01h 58m |
Build a real-time AI voice agent end-to-end using streaming audio, speech-to-speech pipelines, language understanding, dialogue logic and spoken response… | ||
| MCP Servers: Best Practices, Design Choices and Their Consequences | Horacio Gonzalez | 02h 49m |
The talk examines the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as the bridge between LLMs and the tools, APIs and data they use, and focuses on design trade-offs for… | ||
| MCP DevTools: Giving Your AI Eyes | Simon AKKAD | 30m |
A demo of the MCP Chrome DevTools integration that lets an AI agent observe and interact with the browser for frontend development. It shows using the tool on… | ||
| What If We Opened PostgreSQL's Hood? | Benjamin Coenen | 47m |
A deep dive into PostgreSQL internals showing how data is stored and retrieved, walking from a simple SQL query through the planner, storage engine and… | ||
| Jujutsu and the End of Rebase Fear! | Anis Chaabani | 14m |
An introduction to Jujutsu (jj), a modern version-control tool that makes rewriting, reorganizing and editing history safe, explicit and reversible to remove… | ||
| The CSS Iceberg: Diving into the Depths of the Rendering Engine | Thomas Cami | 45m |
A practical dive into CSS internals that explains why layout bugs happen and how to debug them systematically. Covers basic topics (selectors, cascade), then… | ||
| DevOps Is Dead, Long Live Platform Engineering! | Pierre Andrieux, Diogo Sobral | 45m |
The talk critiques the classic DevOps 'you build it, you run it' model and proposes Platform Engineering as its evolution, arguing developers often dislike… | ||
| OSINT: The Art of Finding What Shouldn't Be Found | Marie Viley | 15m |
OSINT techniques for collecting and correlating publicly available information are presented, covering basic methods, specific tools for searching and… | ||
| Spring Backend Performance: Techniques Every Dev Should Know | Florian Beaufumé | 46m |
Practical techniques to improve Spring backend performance by covering JPA entity configuration, efficient data reads and preventing N+1 selects, batch inserts… | ||
| Your Second AI Brain Without Losing Your Soul | Sandrine BOITEAU | 39m |
Explains a personal, local “second brain” using Markdown and Git plus an AI acting as a mental “air traffic controller” rather than a responder. Describes a… | ||
| APIs, Contexts and Prompts: The New Web Developer Stack | Olivier Leplus, Yohan Lasorsa | 48m |
The talk surveys the emerging 2026 web developer stack built around Web AI APIs (Prompt API, Summarizer API), LLMs.txt, Context7 for context-aware docs… | ||
| In Praise of Simplicity | Frédéric Leguédois | 43m |
Frédéric Leguédois examines whether modern agile practices have become unnecessarily complex and bureaucratic, asking if current methods are truly lightweight… | ||
| Kubernetes and the JVM | Jean-Michel Doudoux, Alain Regnier | 46m |
How Kubernetes affects running Java applications: challenges from JVM internals (threads, JIT, garbage collection) interacting with container resource limits… | ||
| AI Challenging the Human Condition | Jean-Gabriel Ganascia | 23m |
Jean-Gabriel Ganascia examines philosophical claims that human fulfillment, serenity and happiness require long self-discipline, and contrasts them with… | ||
| The AI Race: Could France Become a "Serving Territory"? | Loup Cellard | 19m |
The talk examines recent large foreign investments in compute infrastructure and the French energy regulator’s identification of sixty turnkey sites for data… | ||
| The Magic of OpenTelemetry: Rewriting Your App in Production | Bruce Bujon | 36m |
The talk explains how OpenTelemetry’s JVM agent instruments live applications by rewriting bytecode at runtime. It covers the javaagent mechanism, the… | ||
| Refactor Without Breaking Everything: Anatomy of Incremental Modernization Patterns | Hela Ben Khalfallah | 47m |
A practical playbook for incremental modernization of legacy systems that avoids big-bang rewrites and production freezes by using proven patterns: Strangler… | ||
| From Developer to Hacker: Knowing How to Break Is Knowing How to Protect ⚔️ | Florian Toulemont | 44m |
Florian Toulemont argues that developers should adopt an attacker’s mindset to improve application security by learning how systems can be broken. The talk… | ||
| Prod Detectives: Solving the Case Before the Crash | Sébastien Ferrer | 43m |
Practical guidance from an OVHcloud engineer on diagnosing and resolving production incidents fast using concrete troubleshooting methodology. Covers logging… | ||
| AI for Fun: The Best of AI for Nonsense | ANNE-FLORE BERNARD, Louis-Guillaume Morand, David Rousset | 45m |
Showcases playful, intentionally “useless” AI demos focused on creativity and fun, including AI-assisted interactive 3D generation tied to a viola/violin… | ||
| Value Types Aren't ℂomplex | Clément de Tastes, Rémi Forax | 46m |
Introduces Java value classes from Project Valhalla and explains how they create immutable, high-performance objects with lower memory use. Uses Mandelbrot… | ||
| Feature Flags: A Boon or a Brake for a Team | Dorra Bartaguiz | 41m |
Examines when feature flags become harmful by creating dead code, higher cyclomatic complexity, and bloated regression tests, and presents concrete… | ||
| Man-on-the-Street: What Is the Best Thing? | 01m | |
Short on-site interviews at Devoxx France asking attendees “What is the best thing at Devoxx France?” collect quick answers about highlights like talks… | ||
| The Recap! | 01m | |
A short celebration of Devoxx France 2026 reporting 3 days with 4,980 attendees, hundreds of talks, one memorable meet & greet, two dinosaur mascots, and lots… | ||
| How AI Has Transformed Graphic Design | S.Itschner, N.Martignole | 48m |
Nicolas Martignole and Stéphane Itschner describe how AI tools have changed graphic production for Devoxx France’s intro videos and visual identity, focusing… | ||
| Growing Up Digital: What If We Taught Kids to Protect Themselves? | Estelle Landry | 44m |
Pix presents Pix Junior, a digital learning tool designed to teach primary-school children to be autonomous, critical and responsible online users. The talk… | ||
| How the Tooth Fairy Manages Billions of Teeth with TimescaleDB | David Torres Dias | 25m |
Demonstrates using TimescaleDB to store and optimize billions of time-series IoT events: creating and configuring hypertables, using time_bucket for efficient… | ||
| Growing Up Digital: What If We Taught Kids to Protect Themselves? (Duplicate) | Estelle Landry | 44m |
This talk discusses teaching children digital safety and resilience as they grow up with technology. It covers practical strategies and educational approaches… | ||
| A Developer in OpenAI's Private Bug Bounty 🤓 🛡️ 🤖 | Pierre Therrode | 15m |
A developer who builds chatbots for millions of travelers describes how experimenting with ChatGPT led to a temporary ban and later acceptance into OpenAI’s… | ||
| Hack Due Diligence: 70 Person-Days Saved with gemini-cli | Ahmed Boussadia | 28m |
This talk explains how QuickSign automated large security-questionnaire (200-question Excel) responses for enterprise and bank customers using gemini-cli… | ||
| In Praise of Simplicity | Frédéric Leguédois | 01m |
Frédéric Leguédois examines how agile methods—originally created to oppose heavy, bureaucratic, predictive processes—may themselves have become complex and… | ||
| Agentic Coding | Yankı Sesyılmaz, Julien Tanay | 01m |
Doctolib engineers describe building an internal AI platform for code assistance used by 600 engineers, focusing on agentic coding and developer experience… | ||
| Designing a Video Game AI | Vincent Ogloblinsky | 02m |
Reinforcement learning is used to train a game-playing AI by defining a scoring objective rather than coding strategy rules. The speaker describes training an… | ||
| Two Years On, Developers Haven't Disappeared: So Is AI Useless? | Matthieu Vincent, Yann Gloriau | 01m |
The talk reviews the state of AI-assisted programming two years after 2023 hype, arguing developers remain essential. It compares assisted coding versus… | ||
| Chess in the Age of Artificial Intelligence | Laurent Fressinet | 01m |
Laurent Fressinet, grand maître international, recounts how AI transformed chess from pre-computer engines to neural-network systems like AlphaZero, and… | ||
| Specialize Your Agents with Skills | Tugdual Grall | 01m |
Agent Skills is a new standard for packaging instructions, scripts and resources into a folder called a “Skill” that an AI agent loads automatically to… | ||
| Shared Governance & the IT Team: What We Kept, Abandoned, and Learned | Nicolas PEDEGERT, Antoine Queinnec | 01m |
A presentation about applying alternative governance models (liberated company, holacracy, sociocracy 3.0) in a growing IT services firm (ESN) with consultants… | ||
| AI in Service of the Common Good | Laurence Devillers | 01m |
Laurence Devillers (Sorbonne‑Université) explains how AI—as models and tools integrated into healthcare, crisis anticipation, decision support, and… | ||
| Neurodiversity & Tech | Amélie Rigano | 02m |
Amélie Rigano presents data from a survey of 151 tech companies (60,000 people) showing a gap: companies report 3% neurodivergent employees while 53% of staff… | ||
| Tame Your Agents! | Benoît FONTAINE | 01m |
Benoît Fontaine presents how to turn assistants like Claude or Cursor into reliable engineering partners by standardizing context using the AGENTS.md format… | ||
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