DevTernity 2022
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Everything You Should Know About Web Development in 2022 | Stefan Judis | 51m |
Browser CSS gets concrete: container queries land across Chromium and Safari with Firefox planning January 2023, and the new :has parent selector lets styles… | ||
| Building Careers With Empathy | Scott Hanselman | 49m |
Clear difference: mentorship mirrors and coaches while sponsorship creates luck by putting people into rooms, recommending them for talks and jobs, or… | ||
| Effective Microservice Communication and Conversation Patterns | Jimmy Bogard | 53m |
Distributed transactions via two‑phase commit are slow, fragile or unavailable in cloud databases so the team replaces them with a local transactional outbox… | ||
| Beyond Microservices: Streams, State and Scalability | Gwen Shapira | 52m |
Breaks down when HTTP call-chains create a distributed monolith and prescribes concrete fixes: deploy sidecar proxies/service mesh for routing, rate limiting… | ||
| Practical Leadership for Software Developers | David Neal | 49m |
Argues seven concrete leadership practices: use SMART goals with stepwise milestones, limit work to focus on one thing at a time to beat multitasking, and… | ||
| The Secrets of the Fastest Java Developers on Earth | Victor Rentea | 53m |
Practical tour of IntelliJ productivity shows concrete tricks that speed Java work: Ctrl-Shift-Space smart completion, postfix completion and live templates… | ||
| Unlocking The Awesome Power of Refactoring | J. B. Rainsberger | 57m |
Argues that refactoring becomes a practical design technique through deliberate repetition: practice nano/micro steps until they chunk into moves and… | ||
| Clean Architecture | Robert "Uncle Bob" Martin | 01h 01m |
Argues that frameworks, the web and the database are I/O devices that must be hidden behind architectural boundaries so business rules stay independent… | ||
| The Future of Software Engineering | Mary Poppendieck | 52m |
Argues that scale is an architecture problem, not a process one, and shows concrete pivots: Google File System + MapReduce inspired Hadoop for horizontal data… | ||
| Domain Modeling Made Functional | Scott Wlaschin | 49m |
Shows concrete F# code that models domains as types: F# discriminated unions for choices, option types instead of null, and wrapper types that enforce… | ||
| Code? | Kevlin Henney | 59m |
A practical tour through what “code” actually is: historical encodings (Church numerals, Lambda calculus), spacecraft failures from bad runtime choices (Apollo… | ||
| Engineering Management – The Missing Manual | Dave Rensin | 57m |
Argues the brain’s job is to predict the future, so teams of high-modeling engineers pay the price of anxiety when their mental models break; all anxiety comes… | ||
| Improving Ebay's Development Velocity | Randy Shoup | 51m |
eBay runs a focused “velocity” program that moves teams from medium to high performance by shipping smaller changes faster and automating delivery. Results: 5x… | ||
| Reasons and Ways to Improve Code Quality | Venkat Subramaniam | 51m |
Claims code quality equals lower effort to understand and that slowing down to refactor speeds future work; argues for minimal design, avoiding premature… | ||
| Maximim Impact, Minimum Effort | Gojko Adzic | 51m |
Builds a product called narrowkit ~1M monthly users as evidence that focusing on outcomes can scale, and argues teams must measure leading indicators (cases… | ||
| Clean Code: Eternal Practices | Jakub Pilimon | 58m |
Claim: clean code is emergent from clean architecture and a clear model. Live code builds an e‑scooter system with Reservation, Scooter, Demand and Maintenance… | ||
| 26 Heuristics For Effective Software Development | Allen Holub | 53m |
A practical list of 26 heuristics claims that organisations get effective by shipping tiny, end‑to‑end user stories, creating psychological safety and trusting… | ||
| Simple and Powerful Things That Work For Me | Jakub Nabrdalik | 55m |
Shows a concrete invoice-import feature: upload XLSX, parse with Apache POI, and decide architecture by a 15‑minute cost/maintenance analysis that finds… | ||
| Minimum Viable Professional | Sandro Mancuso, Valerija Makijenko | 01h 02m |
Argues that professionalism means consistently achieving good results and shows how to get there: take responsibility to explain what you care about, always… | ||
| The 7 Pillar Developer | Cory House | 41m |
Seven practical habits are framed as pillars — psychology, focus, education, image, communication, time, systems — with concrete outcomes: specializing as a… | ||
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