DevWorld 2024
who it's for
frontend developers, web performance engineers, platform engineers, backend developers, engineering managers, security engineers
topics
islands architecture and zero-JS; Qwik resumability and prefetching; server-side streaming HTML; partial hydration techniques; Astro integrations and tooling; ES6 proxies for state time-travel; backend-for-frontend with Kotlin; passkeys and passwordless Java; serverless WebAssembly optimizations; observability with Elastic APM; Backstage plugin developer portals
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Data, UI rEvolution | Mauro Mandracchia | 23m |
Claims that matter: search replaces browsing so search input as primary UI, graph and distributed data underpin modern interfaces so CRDTs power collaborative… | ||
| Super vision smart goggles | Jasper Hieselaar | 20m |
Demonstrates a live swift root-cause workflow: an alert links to a trace that correlates logs and shows table DB example doesn't exist, so tracing plus… | ||
| Building a Time Machine with ES6 Proxies | Marc Backes | 29m |
Shows how ES6 Proxies intercept get/set to implement automatic change saving and simple reactivity, and live codes a time machine/multiverse that records… | ||
| All Things Astro | Elian van Cutsem | 21m |
Summary of concrete outcomes and tools: Astro claims no JavaScript by default while enabling interactivity with client:load / client:idle / client:visible /… | ||
| Leveraging Moore's Law to Optimize Database Performance | Behrad Babaee | 26m |
Argues that modern CPU core counts, large RAM and NVMe change tradeoffs so the primary index lives fully resident in RAM rather than as a cache, using a… | ||
| Astro and Qwik - a match made in performance heaven! | Filip Rakowski | 27m |
Claims that combining Astro and Qwik yields measurable runtime wins: Astro ships zero JS by default and uses islands for static pages, Qwik compiles… | ||
| Angular Renaissance | Minko Gechev | 27m |
Angular claims concrete wins: standalone components make ngModules optional and unblock features; signals enable fine‑grained change detection and input… | ||
| Rendering Revealed | Adam Jahr | 30m |
Clear checklist of claims and examples: compares Nu 3 and nextjs implementations, shows a concrete route config using ISR 3600 and route rules to mix SSG SSR… | ||
| SolidJS - SolidStart | Ryan K Carniato | 28m |
SolidStart is a meta‑framework developed over three years that wires primitives into a flexible stack: it leverages Vinci and Nitro for bundling and server… | ||
| Web Development at Google | Minko Gechev, Houssein Djirdeh, Jatin Ramanathan | 26m |
Wiz focuses on fast server‑side rendering with streaming HTML, event replay and a tiny runtime called JS action to achieve “instant interactivity” by loading… | ||
| Backstage Plugins: Another way to communicate your data | Talita Gregory | 19m |
Backstage plugins are used at Spotify to surface performance and quality data from third‑party systems into one developer portal, with the Lighthouse squad… | ||
| Laravel, Inertia, and Vue | Daniel Kelly | 22m |
Inertia.js connects Laravel and Vue to build SPAs without a separate REST API, returning page JSON via an X-Inertia header so Vue receives component name plus… | ||
| JavaScript Streaming - A Qwik glimpse into the future | Shai Reznik | 49m |
Claims that Qwik achieves JavaScript streaming and resumability to make apps instantly interactive at any scale, removing manual perf work; shows a compiler… | ||
| Tauri 2.0 | Daniel Thompson-Yvetot | 24m |
Tauri 2.0 claims <8 MB binaries and shows a reported 500 KB Windows build, uses a Rust core with a plugin API that exposes JS and Rust calls, and forces opt‑in… | ||
| The Art of Tree-Shaking | Eric Fennis | 16m |
Shows how Lucide Icons reduced app bundle size by making each of 1,400 icons its own ES module and building with Rollup for effective tree-shaking. Concrete… | ||
| Future of Frontend Panel | Alexander Lichter, Ryan K Carniato, Minko Gechev, Anthony Fu, Daniel Roe | 53m |
Panelists argue that specifics matter: Progressive Web Apps lose installability on iOS after an EU push and Apple’s response breaks capabilities like… | ||
| Enhance and improve user experience with BFF | Bakhtar Sobat | 21m |
Builds a simple e‑commerce app that proves the claim: a Backend For Frontend aggregates product offer and checkout APIs and returns exactly the UI needs… | ||
| State of Deno | Ryan Dahl | 29m |
JSR launches as a TypeScript-first registry with a public beta and a live demo publishing a package called one-true-date showing source-first publishes… | ||
| Everything is a plugin | Mrinalini Sugosh | 26m |
Claims that even core features as plugins implement typing and paragraphs, and that CKEditor 5 uses an MV+ model with a custom tree model, view and DOM… | ||
| Optimizing Video Performance for Web Developers | Tamas Piros | 26m |
Shows concrete wins: a 59s video drops from ~50 MB to 11.13 MB from codec change and lower bitrate (reported bitrate 6,697 kbps to ~1,500 kbps). Recommends… | ||
| Rethinking Browser Automation: Unleashing the Power of Puppeteer and Playwright | Önder Ceylan | 28m |
Shows concrete claims and working code: Puppeteer and Playwright automate beyond scraping — screenshots, PDFs, visual regression, axe accessibility checks… | ||
| Superpowers of browser's Web API | Nikola Mitrovic | 24m |
Demo shows component-based lazy loading that splits bundles so initial load yields a 100 Lighthouse score while the third component downloads on scroll, a… | ||
| 5 Antipatterns that Made Our React/GraphQL App Slow (And How We Fixed Them) | Jonas Herrmannsdörfer | 22m |
Lists five concrete antipatterns with concrete fixes: over-fetching — remove unused fields to shrink payload by 31% size and cut latency by 22% time; fragment… | ||
| CSS Between the Pages | Phil Nash | 21m |
Claims that the View Transitions API lets pages capture start and end DOM snapshots and animate between them are demonstrated with real code: using… | ||
| FROM ANGULAR TO QWIK: THE FRAMEWORK THAT CHANGES THE PARADIGM | Mohamed Ayoub Alouane | 21m |
Claims that Qwik is an HTML first framework that defers JavaScript until needed and demonstrates resumability by streaming JS into a service worker cache then… | ||
| Never be blocked by bad data again | Peter Pistorius | 12m |
Claims a workflow that produces secure, production-like test data from just a schema using AI and Snaplet, avoiding copying real production data. Shows a… | ||
| So you think you know Git. Advanced Git Tips and Tricks | Scott Chacon | 24m |
Claims concrete features and workflows: Git now has ~145 subcommands and a new git replay; use git switch/restore to replace overloaded checkout; hooks count… | ||
| The Keys to Creating an Actionable Product Strategy | Claudia Baijens | 20m |
Presents a repeatable product-strategy framework built around a three-year product vision, explicit "where to play" segments (e.g., mid-market 50–500 and… | ||
| Prepare to Pioneer | Cato Bui, Sandor Voordes | 22m |
Argues that pioneering is small, repeatable experiments not grand visions and details how DEPT® operationalizes that: start with a four-hour first step, log… | ||
| How to create and scale AI Products, MLOPs and Generative AI | Cornelia Schaurecker | 24m |
Hundreds of production use cases, a 300‑person data org, and results that drive a ~€26B P&L claim real impact: upsell/cross‑sell systems that deliver millions… | ||
| A Passwordless Future! Passkeys for Java Developers | Deepu K Sasidharan | 37m |
Passkeys replace passwords with FIDO2/WebAuthn cryptographic key pairs, claim to cut the kinds of compromise that cause 65% of breaches, and remove… | ||
| What can possibly go wrong? The story of an outrage at Booking.com | Georgeana Trofim | 22m |
A production cron job running every six hours has a bug that gradually removes availability and silently leaks bookings; a code change lands while the previous… | ||
| To Catch A Fraudster: Building Products for the Dynamic World of Online Fraud | Tamal Dutta | 23m |
Claims that fraud morphs weekly get backed by examples: Flipkart-era systems see collusion move from repeated addresses to fictional map points to codewords… | ||
| Solving the mismatch in the IT-job market by looking different at Talent | Abdessamad Dari | 21m |
An organisation founded in 2019 runs an orientation program with daily check‑ins, placed 450+ people into IT careers through partnerships with 120+… | ||
| The (IT) transformation of KNAB: transforming a scale up for the future | Krista Den Uijl | 17m |
KNAB is migrating its CRM, payment platform and core banking into best‑of‑breed SaaS and standalone services, moving 350,000 customers and 12 years of… | ||
| Empowering Developers through Threat Modeling Excellence | Munzur Rahman | 22m |
Shows STRIDE applied to data-flow diagrams with a line-by-line checklist (spoofing, tampering, repudiation, info disclosure, DoS, elevation) and a concrete… | ||
| Addressing the impact of information latency | Raluca Ionescu | 19m |
Claim: tailor messages by latency not just topic, or personalization fails. Concrete numbers: ingest at under one second via edge, stream in minutes (≈5)… | ||
| The Art of Team Design | Harijs Deksnis | 30m |
Consultant experience reorganizing a real product team at Giraffe360 yields concrete rules not platitudes: optimize for cognitive load, use Team Topologies’… | ||
| Simplify Cloud Migrations in Complex Settings | Laura Begieneman | 20m |
Argues that reducing admin work frees developers from ~10–20% of time spent on self‑hosted upgrades so they can focus on coding, and that only ~20% of… | ||
| Building Durable Serverless IoT Device Workflows using Cloud | Alina Dima | 41m |
Claims a durable, serverless approach that uses Cloud-managed Finite State Machines to orchestrate firmware rollouts with retries, waiting states for offline… | ||
| Stranger Danger: Your Attack Surface Just Got Bigger | Brian Vermeer | 26m |
Java examples demonstrate concrete failures: unsanitized request parameters cause cross-site scripting, file uploads allow path traversal to escape an upload… | ||
| Concurrency Models Demystified | Harish Kandala | 22m |
Compares three concrete models by building a 135‑URL word frequency pipeline and measuring results Sequential uses blocking HTTP calls then a single thread map… | ||
| How AI is increasing the surface area for serendipity | Linus Ekenstam | 24m |
Claims that AI already writes large swathes of code—41% of GitHub code is AI generated—and that LLMs can pass programmer exams, with sub‑200 ms latency and API… | ||
| Breaking out of the cage: move complex development to GitHub | Alexander Smirnov | 28m |
Migrating YDB’s main development branch to GitHub actually moves the source-of-truth, CI, and builds off proprietary infrastructure: GitHub Actions describe… | ||
| Demystifying Azure App Service's Performance and Scaling | Michiel Hamers, Twan Koot | 38m |
Performance testing reveals concrete tradeoffs and fixes: App Service scales only horizontally so changing SKU size forces a reboot and downtime, and a cluster… | ||
| Tech Forecast: Anticipating the Next Wave of Technological Breakthroughs | Daniel Thompson-Yvetot, Isaac Z. Schlueter, Scott Chacon, Ryan Dahl, Rachel Nabors | 53m |
Panel asserts concrete bets: three active JS runtimes—node Deno Bun runtimes—matter differently today (Bun is fast but incomplete, Deno pushes browser-like… | ||
| A Greener, Cost-Effective Cloud with Serverless WebAssembly | Sohan Maheshwar | 36m |
Claims that WebAssembly (Wasm) plus serverless is greener and cheaper backed by concrete numbers: Rust Hello World Wasm ~2.3 MB (AOT ~1.1 MB) versus container… | ||
| Event-driven autoscaling for Serverless Java | Daniel Oh | 49m |
Kubernetes HPA based on CPU proves too slow for bursts: a Quarkus Java consumer faces 5 million Kafka events and HPA lags while KEDA scrapes Kafka/event… | ||
| Supercharge your Backend for Frontend with Kotlin | Alexey Soshin | 25m |
Argues that the winning tradeoff is a BFF per UI screen (or per client) that hydrates and composes multiple downstream services, not a monolithic gateway nor… | ||
| The Fifth Element : Azure Secure Devops | Mike Martin | 30m |
Argues that security must be the Fifth Element across the SDLC and backs it with specifics: the SolarWinds supply chain breach happens from a few injected… | ||
| Developer Joy – How great teams get s%*t done | Sven Peters | 25m |
Claims concrete wins: PR wait time falls from three days to 1.2 days after adding a morning ping bot (Punit bot) and smaller pull requests, code review… | ||
| Product Management for Optimization | Siddharth Thawani | 18m |
Claims that operations-research optimization sets the right price and cost, and that 1% optimization saves millions for large companies. Shows concrete tools… | ||
| Interconnecting Cloud Applications with Skupper | Valerio Bartolini | 25m |
Skupper claims a working Virtual Application Network that links Kubernetes clusters, VMs and bare‑metal, using routers and gateways to expose services by name… | ||
| From 0 to 15 million users | Marcin Pakulnicki | 25m |
Claims scaling a mobile app from 0 to 15 million users by shipping one code repository across six countries with ~100 iOS/Android developers organized into 25… | ||
| Radically simplifying the life of developers and businesses with Multistax | Bart van Dongen | 14m |
Claims Multistax lets developers deploy anywhere with Kubernetes containerization and Infrastructure as Code, supports AWS GCP and Azure plus hybrid and local… | ||
| Take a step back | Marek Kiszkis | 26m |
Real examples and clear fixes decide whether this is worth watching: concrete claim that two simple habits—structured writing and check yourself… | ||
| Java's Hidden Gems: Tools and Libraries | Johan Janssen | 20m |
A GitHub repo of about 70 tools and examples anchors concrete demos: ArchUnit architecture rules that run as unit tests, JaCoCo runtime coverage that finds… | ||
| How to introduce new technology at work (and why you maybe shouldn't) | Lucy Mair | 22m |
A React team builds a customer-facing JavaScript widget in Svelte to avoid runtime React dependencies, keeps logic in TypeScript, uses Cypress for tests, and… | ||
| Unveiling the Potential: Exploring Upselling, pLTV, and ML for Operations | Kirill Gamazenkov | 19m |
Built a Scala naive bias module inside a Java/Scala offering tool for a 3M daily‑active app and shows a ~24% conversion uplift in a 10k experiment that scales… | ||
| Community - catch them all | Fabian Blechschmidt, Soner Sayakci | 24m |
Practical playbook: start with unconferences and meetups before aiming for a larger CFP at a big conference (DevWorld draws 7,500 engineers), run hackathons… | ||
| Developing AI in a privacy conscious world | Ian Sleebe | 18m |
Claims concrete safeguards: no-training-on-customer-content and a three‑pillar approach — federated models (OpenAI, Infrric and others) plus responsible AI and… | ||
| Azure Static Web Apps for the Enterprise | Stacy Cashmore | 27m |
Claim: Azure Static Web Apps run in enterprise-grade pipelines. The session shows three pipelines (infrastructure via Bicep, custom-domain DNS automation… | ||
| Migrating to Success: Unleashing the Power of Django Migrations | Denny Biasiolli | 21m |
Explains concrete migration commands and tradeoffs: use makemigrations, migrate, showmigrations and sqlmigrate; use RunPython or JSON fixtures to move data; CI… | ||
| Kubernetes Observability with eBPF | Alessandro Vozza | 29m |
Covers the actual eBPF execution path: C source compiles to bytecode, goes through the kernel verifier, JITs to native instructions and runs on hooks… | ||
| A Deep Dive into Development Environment Configuration Standards | Toma Puljak | 23m |
Claims that Docker‑based dev containers, Devfile/Odo, and Nix/NixOS are practical standards: dev containers set IDE extensions and 2 CPUs, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB… | ||
| Why are Python and Ruby slow? | Grigory Petrov | 26m |
Explains why JIT and VM architecture matter with concrete numbers: the nbody benchmark shows C++ ~21 ms versus Python/Ruby >3 s (~100×), PyPy gives ~10×… | ||
| iOS Runtime Manipulation (PWND) | Cyril Cermak | 29m |
Claims that jailbreak detection is bypassable on a jailbroken iOS 14 device by dumping a running app from memory, reversing the decrypted binary, and changing… | ||
| Navigating a Full Stack Knowledge Architecture from Database to LLM | Andreas Kollegger | 43m |
Claims a reproducible pipeline that turns SEC Edgar 10‑Ks and 13F filings into a layered knowledge graph, using Python + LangChain to chunk text, create vector… | ||
| From Engineer to Engineering Manager | Emma Bostian | 28m |
Accepts an engineering manager role after nine months parental leave and reports being an EM for a little over a year while overseeing desktop and web player… | ||
| AR the next great digital ad format | Will Scougal | 23m |
Claims that AR is a marketing format, not a novelty, backed by 1.7 billion monthly users and noted as the second fastest‑growing mobile ad format, with studies… | ||
| A tale of Three Webs: The UX Journey from web 1.0 to web 3.0 | Andy Tang, Randy Daal | 21m |
A concrete claim: a walletless UX built as Spire Key that leverages WebAuthn integration so users sign in with Face ID or fingerprint. Demo shows a pizza dApp… | ||
| Bridging the Gap: Closing the Gender and Diversity Divide in Tech | Wendy Broersen, Liliana Bermudes, Shivany Powani, Mrina Sugoush | 27m |
Concrete steps and results: anonymize hiring data to reduce bias, create safe women-only events that turn into volunteer-led cohorts, and set up practical… | ||
| Taking care of your people is mandatory now | Wendy Broersen | 24m |
Inclusive companies show measurable lifts: 3.6× innovation, 6.6× adaptability, 8.5× customer retention and 12× engagement and retention versus homogenous… | ||
| Building a product in a tech scale up | Esther Kuijpers-Bastein | 24m |
Company documents a practical claim: a clear long‑term strategy lets an ambitious scaleup endure repeated pivots. Specifics: three MVPs lead into one working… | ||
| A Brief History of Python Web Frameworks | Quazi Nafiul Islam | 24m |
Starts at 1989 with HTTP 0.9 and moves through CGI with Apache and mod_cgi, Zope’s all‑in‑one ZODB (powerful but hard to access), CherryPy, TurboGears and… | ||
| Multimodal Conversational Interfaces with GPT and Vision AI | Henk Boelman | 25m |
Demos show GPT‑4 Turbo with vision on Azure AI producing concrete outputs: generated six‑sentence rental listings from an uploaded photo, flood detection with… | ||
| Gen AI Unbound: Redefining Creativity and Product Design Approaches | Dana Mikhailova | 14m |
Argues that generative AI goes beyond content to create new products and business models and that everyday AI versus game-changing AI matters because 80% of… | ||
| Put your APIs in the hands of millions of developers 🚀 | Daniel Laskewitz | 20m |
Claim: Microsoft Power Platform makes an API available to millions by wrapping it as a custom connector that developers upload via an OpenAPI or Postman… | ||
| Boost your development workflow with AI | Marco Kreeft, Raymon S. | 28m |
Converts a Node.js API into a C# Web API controller using GitHub Copilot, then refactors injected clients, moves object-creation into methods, and generates an… | ||
| Booking.com tech modernisation | Ronen Agranat | 33m |
Booking.com replaces a monolithic Perl codebase with a service-oriented stack built on Java GraphQL React, backing data in Cassandra Spring Boot Kubernetes and… | ||
| Using MySQL Document Store with Node.js | Scott Stroz | 26m |
Shows how to connect Node.js to MySQL Document Store over the MySQL X protocol, use the Node connector and a connection pool, call execute then fetchAll, and… | ||
| Harry Potter and the Elastic Python Clients | Iulia Feroli | 24m |
Builds a Harry Potter book search app that actually ingests cleaned text, creates index mappings, and enriches every sentence with sentiment labels and 768‑dim… | ||
| Lost in Cyberspace: Tracking Down the Missing TCP Packet | Adrian Precub | 23m |
Claim: a single TCP RST dropped by an F5 because of an F5 SSL handshake timeout causes long-lived half‑open connections that exhaust SNAT ports. Setup details… | ||
| THE ROLE OF GENERATIVE AI IN REGENERATING OUR REALITY | Rodger Werkhoven | 36m |
Claims that alignment is the central problem and that OpenAI used DALL·E for alignment tests with GPT‑2 and GPT‑3, iterating to DALL·E 3 and inventing… | ||
| Modern C#: A Dive into the Community's Most Loved New Features | Louella Creemers | 22m |
Live demos use JetBrains Rider and .NET preview, and compile and run onstage, showing one-line records that are immutable and compare by value so DTOs shrink… | ||
| Doing the DDD dance with Google Cloud | Albert Brand | 27m |
Claims that Domain‑Driven Design maps cleanly onto Google Cloud and shows concrete pairings: ubiquitous language, bounded contexts and context mapping paired… | ||
| How good of a developer are you? | Roy Wasse | 22m |
Certifications and whiteboard tests predict knowledge but not real-world coding skill; meta‑studies show low predictive power (one study with 3,500 students)… | ||
| How we leverage AI to build great maps at massive scale | Julia Flament-Wallin | 19m |
Claims an automated pipeline that creates and updates300 million signs and 10 million traffic-light junctions worldwide by fusing fleet panoramic imagery… | ||
| Climbing the product management career ladder | Nicole van Alphen | 20m |
Argues that career jumps hinge on concrete moves: read API docs and stop sounding like just business; ride along with delivery drivers to learn operational… | ||
| How to cut through the noise and look at the physics behind cloud sustainability | David Kohnstamm | 12m |
Claims a carbon-negative cloud by embedding servers in buildings that need heat, reusing waste heat from compute in apartments swimming pools Elderly Homes… | ||
| Influence without Authority | Shivany Powani | 15m |
Claims five concrete habits—assume good intentions, build trust, be data driven, have a growth mindset, recognize value—and shows how they change a real… | ||
| AI as human augmentation | Lyudmyla Baron | 15m |
Claims that GPT as a general-purpose technology speeds and scales human work, reduces tedium, and multiplies both benefits and harms. Cites AI and GPTs as… | ||
| Elixir: Happy Developers and Scaleable Backends | Sanne Kalkman | 23m |
Claims that Elixir’s power comes from the BEAM processes model and OTP supervisors with a “let it crash” restart strategy, shows pattern matching and multiple… | ||
| The Cathedral, the Bazaar, and the Coffeehouse | Claude Warren | 24m |
Code audit claims 99% of codebases contain open source, 82% include outdated or abandoned components, and 73% show license issues; GitHub-sized data cites… | ||
| From developer productivity to engineering impact | Arnaud Porterie | 18m |
Claims that engineering success requires three measurable components not a single KPI and that developer productivity alone is misleading. Argues industry… | ||
| Empower AI: Building Smarter Solutions with Embeddings | Maximilian Werk | 16m |
Claims a practical pipeline: use embeddings for retrieval to supply correct context to a large language model and stop hallucinations, with demos on internal… | ||
| Architecting a Seamless E-commerce Platform Transition | Igor Sydorenko | 24m |
Migration uses Adobe Commerce / Magento, Redis, RabbitMQ, Elasticsearch, Composer, Fastly and New Relic and targets AWS PaaS with specific cutover steps and… | ||
| The Future of AI | Patrick van Everdingen, Linus Ekenstam, Julia Flament-Wallin, Ian Sleebe, Dana Mikhailova | 43m |
Panel reports concrete claims: AI already powers phone photo stacks, Zoom live transcription for sign language, TomTom map updates with sensor fusion, and… | ||
| Digital Products in Europe in the Face of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) | Daniel Thompson-Yvetot | 23m |
Europe requires SBOM for every release for five years, mandates 24‑hour incident reporting with four weeks to remediate, and treats some open‑source stewards… | ||
| Unlocking the Power of Spatial Media: Insights from Snapchat, Instagram and TikTok | Tom Geurts | 22m |
Claims concrete outcomes: teams use Lens Studio, Meta Spark and Effect House to ship AR that actually runs on phones; a Nike jump effect takes about three to… | ||
| Cloud Agnostic Design Patterns and Tips | Kevin Dubois | 28m |
Shows a concrete cloud-agnostic serverless stack: Quarkus + Knative for Java apps, CloudEvents for event shape, and a Kafka-backed channel on… | ||
| Simulating computational complexity | Katja Schuitemaker | 20m |
Claims that simple cellular automata generate rich, sometimes irreducible behavior with concrete examples: 256 elementary rules (Wolfram) produce Rule 90’s… | ||
| Beyond the Code: Human-Centered Startup Development and Strategic Validation | Sharon Klaver | 20m |
Claims that companies only launch after real validation not just polish, backed by a stage Gate model and a Playbook that prescribes steps and metrics… | ||
| Empowering female leadership in tech industry | Deniz Yalcin | 23m |
Cites concrete numbers: female managers fall from 33% in 2022 to 28% in 2023, C‑level representation halves and the typical pay figure is 85% of men. Offers… | ||
| What Engineers and Companies Can Do to Increase Social Impact | Liliana Bermudes | 21m |
Claims that a volunteer‑run program trains low‑income and refugee learners via a 12‑month part‑time curriculum with provided laptops, childcare and internet… | ||
| Machine Learning for Privacy-Preserving Ads | Emanuele Mercanti | 19m |
Claim: Reddit replaces personal-data targeting with a pipeline that maps content to a knowledge graph, runs a binary disambiguation classifier on ambiguous… | ||
| Reinventing Agile - When Machine Learning Meets Software Engineering | Daniel Gebler | 24m |
Claims that ML augmented agile makes code and data converge and that code generation (ChatGPT, co‑pilot, Mistral) can auto‑implement tests and refactor at… | ||
| How Does LLM and Generative AI Really Work? | Lee Boonstra | 26m |
Explains that Gemini offers a 1,000,000 token context window and multimodal input, contrasts that with PaLM / Text‑Bison used in a real project, and shows a… | ||
| Introduction and pitfalls of Java's new concurrency mode | David Vlijmincx | 23m |
Java 21 adds virtual threads and structured concurrency and claims a cheap thread‑per‑task model: startVirtualThread or startVirtualThread and… | ||
| Clean Code, is it really worth it? | Jonathan Vila | 25m |
Claims that poor-quality code costs $2 trillion in the US (2022) and steals about four days per month per developer; shows telemetry covering 1.8 billion… | ||
| Beyond micro-services, embrace composable architectures | Loïc Carbonne | 43m |
Claims composable architectures speed delivery by composing no-code marketplace with payment+CRM and later swapping in a custom frontend and search. Concrete… | ||
| A Design Pattern Goes to the Supermarket | Kaya Weers | 29m |
The talk maps classical software design patterns onto supermarket actions: it shows Command embodied by a shopping note that encapsulates requester, items and… | ||
| Cache? Where we're going, we don't need cache! | Attila Tóth | 25m |
Claims that ScyllaDB can replace an external cache with its embedded read‑through cache and hit <1 ms P99 for some workloads backed by customer examples… | ||
| Automate your inner scout | Peter Streef | 22m |
Claim: automate the scout rule so code is improved the moment a better state is decided. Concrete tools: OpenRewrite (lossless semantic trees, type… | ||
| How to be an adult in (professional) relationships | Rachel Nabors | 28m |
Concrete, actionable methods: depersonalization—ask “how might this not be about me” and own only your half; apologies as a full-sentence apology followed by a… | ||
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