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Devworld Conference 2025

software engineers, engineering managers, machine learning engineers, data engineers, platform engineers, security engineers

retrieval augmented generation pipelines; local AI development workflows; specializing small language models; scaling machine learning on Kubernetes; confidential smart contracts with zero knowledge; component graph based code generation; Timefold metaheuristic scheduling; fast analytics with DuckDB and Parquet; mutation testing for confidence; serverless developer experience

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The Privacy Paradox: Merging Confidentiality & Compliance in FinanceHein Dauven17m
Claims a layer-one permissionless blockchain for securities that combines zero knowledge proofs with on-chain encryption to produce confidential smart…
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Less tech, more value tacking digital waste with sustainble produDominik Birkmeir, Andrea Eggert22m
Claims that 22% of software never goes live and another 49% are challenged, plus AI’s hidden water and CO2 costs, drive concrete proposals: apply a lifecycle…
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Defi the future of financeAnton Bukov17m
Claims that DeFi delivers transparency by exposing on‑chain balances and solvency, composability by letting protocols call each other (example: 1 in front end…
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The staff engineer vs manager path A window over the tech career pathsAlfonso Graziano25m
Consultancy NearForm works in the JavaScript ecosystem and maps concrete career moves: read The Manager’s Path, The Staff Engineer’s Path, and a software…
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Beyond Snippets Optimising Code Generation by Reusing Existing ComponentLaly Bar IIan, Gilad Shoham42m
Argues that AI must stop writing isolated snippets and instead compose and reuse existing components: a component graph indexes component metadata (APIs…
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Best of Both Worlds How AI Fuels Productivity and InnovationSergio Laranjeira21m
Mobile game Merge Mansion hits 50–60 million downloads and $500M revenue and teams use Midjourney and DALL·E to prototype art in minutes instead of weeks…
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How to Drive Cross Team Techincal ChangesOskar Uit de Bos25m
Gives specific moves: test viability by documenting the historical context and what actually changed, run a workshop called riskstorming to list and rank…
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How to build AI Development AgentNick Frolov31m
Claims that LLMs fail at real‑world scheduling because of context window and problem size are backed with specifics: 100 employees ≈ 34k tokens, a 10‑employee…
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Hacking a $4 billion piece of codeChristopher von Hessert22m
Claim: attackers steal $1.5 billion from Bybit by compromising a developer + S3 JS injection that alters multisig UX, a social‑engineering vector attributed to…
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Data wrangling like a boss with DuckdbHannes Mühleisen31m
Claims that DuckDB reads a messy CSV of 34 million rows and six columns in seconds, summarizes it, and converts the 800 MB CSV to a 75 MB parquet in one…
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‘Samen Slimmer met Data’ – A company wide Data TransformationJan Boerlage23m
Company builds a greenfield data lakehouse on Google with BigQuery, dbt and GitHub CI/CD, partners with Sabia, and models in Data Vault feeding Kimbal marts…
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Know your data the stats behind the AltersDave McAllister32m
Explains concrete rules: use median for alerts because a spike barely moves it while the arithmetic mean lingers; compares arithmetic, geometric and harmonic…
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LLMs can't optimize schedules, but AI can!Tom Cools31m
Claim: LLMs fail at real scheduling because of context window limits and sheer combinatorial scale — a 10‑employee week can have 10^63 combinations — so…
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Building the next interface - AI personas who feel as natural as interacting with a humanCaoimhe Murphy20m
Company launches beta with over 300 customers using personas built from WebRTC → VAD → transcription → LLM → TTS → animation → renderer, claiming full‑pixel…
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Building a Modular RAG Pipeline in PythonMell Brouwer27m
A Python modular RAG pipeline is built with component interfaces and runtime wiring via importlib so you can swap chunkers, retrievers and vector stores; a…
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Agentic GraphRAG with MAGMA Manifold Agency with Graph Models and AugmentationAndreas Kollegger23m
Claims that treating components as a magma — composable units — makes agents and graphs simple building blocks, and that composing agents generates emergent…
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AI on the fly: From Scratch to Scale in no timeMark Dembo13m
Claim that a full‑stack app with Next.js and LLM inference deploys end‑to‑end on Cloudflare with no origin and 14 and 1/2 minutes from zero to live. Platform…
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Public Static Void MainHanno Embregts, Marit van Dijk13m
Claims that 15 songs map cleanly onto the lyric "public static void main" and some also fit the new void main form, demonstrates a concrete result. A live…
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Code of conduct developing medical grade softwarePaul Roberto Marcu12m
Describes building medical‑grade X‑ray systems for minimally invasive cardiovascular procedures with concrete practices: modular architecture, FMEA and risk…
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The hidden power of information assets The role of documentation in product successBrittany Ryan27m
Claims that documentation drives product outcomes with hard numbers: reduces onboarding time 20–30%, cut training prep from 40 hours to 3 hours per week, and a…
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Integrating Azure Kubernetes Service and Azure OpenAI To Build Intelligent AppsDaniel Paulus19m
Shows a concrete build: a legacy web shop containerized on Azure Kubernetes Service with a chatbot added behind feature flag using Azure OpenAI and the…
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The Alleged 'End' of Node.js is Much Ado About NothingMatteo Collina25m
Claims that Node.js is dying collide with concrete metrics and work: 60 million monthly downloads and heavy Windows CI usage; half of downloads are header…
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Challenges and Success of Crypto Dutch BuildersDavid Truong, Hein Dauven, Elenore Blanc, Rosco Kalis, Emanuele Francioni, Nico Gallardo35m
Panel outlines concrete outcomes: a live security tool revoke.cash that lets users revoke token approvals and is used by hundreds of thousands, a…
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Exposing the interview processTaylor Desseyn41m
Resume shows specific skills and years in the top third, quantifies impact, avoids multi‑column layouts, and can be two pages; LinkedIn becomes a daily engine…
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Life on the SpectrumSophie Tappin, Bogdan Manta, Ingrid Tapping23m
Claims that small, low‑cost accommodations and leader behaviors measurably boost performance and retention: offering headphones during class, quiet work…
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Diverse Leaders in Tech - Cracking the Culture CodeGwen Kolader, Ingrid Tappin27m
Claims that matter: a four-step Cultural Intelligence model—drive, knowledge, strategy, action—and concrete interventions: training, assessments, and a DEI…
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Diverse Leaders in Tech - Psychological Safety: Building Trust, Accountability, and InclusionBogdan Manta, Vaness Monsequeira, Ingrid Tappin34m
Claims that psychological safety is the foundation of high-performing teams and that social exclusion lights up the brain like physical pain get tied to…
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The Hidden Champions: How Booking.com Mentors Close Opportunity Gaps for Women in TechNatasha ten Cate28m
Concrete results: a targeted mentoring program called B.Champion pairs mentees with mentors alongside workshops and leadership training and uses surveys as the…
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Workshop by Lian Li about Owning the StageLian Li01h 29m
Eighty-six people sign up but the room has 24 seats, so the workshop focuses on theatre games and embodied exercises to build stage presence rather than slide…
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Actorization & Monetization 101Frantisek Nesveda, Jan Buchar36m
Demo shows a concrete pipeline: package a CLI as a Docker image, publish an Epifi platform actor via the actor CLI, wire input/output schemas, and push files…
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AI Coding Agents and how to code themAlex Shershebenev01h 28m
Claims that agents can run tools, edit files, run builds and coordinate teams get shown end to end: an MCP server exposes tools, MCP model context protocol…
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Unicode: From First Principles to Practical ImplementationAaron Presley, Ali Ahmed, Ali Turan Cetin01h 24m
Explains the concrete claim that Unicode is a numbered universal character set (about 1.1 million code points across 17 planes), contrasts encodings like UTF‑8…
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How the RTL Academy Helps Employees to Better Implement Technology in Business OperationsJoan Chan, Nela Chereja25m
RTL builds an internal RTL technology academy that claims to make nontechnical teams adopt tools by focusing on curiosity education and discovery rather than…
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How to get your derailed agile transformation back on trackFatima Ahmed25m
Starts by diagnosing with numbers not buzzwords: 41% of organizations are not satisfied and leadership lapses are concrete — 68% cite low leadership…
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Secure or Sorry: Your software is now a European ProductDaniel Thompson-Yvetot25m
The EU makes software a regulated product: the Cyber Resilience Act is in force since December 2024 with phased obligations (reporting from Sept 2026, full…
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Case study - A journey from Scrum to KanbanVita Samek21m
Mews is trusted by over 5000 hotels and runs continuous deployment across dozens of teams so the talk prioritizes concrete outcomes: a move from Scrum to…
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How Payment Execution work at IKEALovely Gupta21m
IKEA consolidates card handling into a hosted payment page and a payment orchestration layer that expose a single API to sales channels and PSPs the hosted…
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The CSS-ential Guide to New DevTools FeaturesRebecca Davidsson10m
Six concrete Chrome DevTools techniques: use the Animations panel to replay and slow a starting-style color transition (orange → blue) so the hidden initial…
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From the crypt to the code Web Security Explored Through Horror MoviesRamona Schwering33m
Maps OWASP Top 10 (2021) items to horror-film metaphors and then gives concrete takeaways: broken access control framed as invisibility with fixes like deny by…
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Optimizations You Should Have Implemented YesterdayLewis Voncken28m
Concrete wins and how they happen: move chat widgets so only 10% of users load the script on click, use PartyTown offloads third-party scripts to Web Workers…
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Beyond Type Checking Building Bulletproof TypseScript ApplicationsJoseph Anson21m
Claims that TypeScript's compile‑time checks are insufficient and that runtime validation prevents production bugs by validating untrusted inputs. Demonstrates…
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Unraveling JavaScript PrototypesDhananjay Kumar21m
25 minutes of concrete claims and live code: shows that prototypes exist for every function since 1994, that arrow functions have no prototype and so are not…
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Speculation Rules Load Pages By ThinkingMedhat Dawoud25m
Claim: speculation rules make multi-page navigation feel instant by prefetching or pre-rendering pages ahead of clicks. Demo shows a link drop from ~267 ms to…
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Bundlers a deep dive into modern JavaScript build toolsEdoardo Dusi26m
Shows a working mini bundler that outputs a single autoexecuting file built by parsing files with regex then adding a plugin system and terser to minify so the…
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When JavaScript takes its coffee break?Mohamad Shiralizadeh27m
Explains exact mechanics: call stack → Web API → queue with demos that show a zero-delay setTimeout taking ≈4ms and promises (microtasks) running before…
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Secrets and Realities of Leadership not for everyoneBurcu K Kutluay35m
Claim that sheep recognize up to 50 faces anchors a broader point about recognition not equaling leadership. Concrete example: a critical bug leads to pressure…
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Engineering in Overdrive: How to Thrive When Tech Evolution Goes Full GasHarijs Deksnis30m
Argues that the real change is concrete: LLMs unlock surplus cognition, not just another tool, so teams must reframe what is reasonable to build in one week…
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Say goodbye to building boring APIs with Data API builderSander ten Brinke28m
Data API Builder claims to replace hand‑built CRUD layers by generating REST, OData and GraphQL endpoints from a JSON config that starts in milliseconds. It…
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Serverless DX done rightLuca Mezzalira30m
Live coding in Visual Studio Code shows AWS Toolkit plus SAM CLI and optional Docker creating a serverless API from an Application Composer drag and drop and…
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Defy Architectural Uncertainty by Building Schrödinger's AppPeter van Vliet44m
Presents a TypeScript codebase and an experimental JavaScript runtime called gitar that lets one app behave as either a monolith or microservices at runtime…
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Engineering Leadership in Crisis: Rebuilding Trust, Technology, and TeamworkSimon Hall21m
Upon joining Payaut three of eight employees leave and three more plan to, the codebase has hadn't deployed in 4 months and engineers use different languages…
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Automating Kubernetes Upgrades for Zero DowntimeThamaraiselvam Thangavel25m
Claims that upgrades run with zero downtime after building an automated pipeline that uses the cloud provider’s automated upgrade feature and release channels…
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Mastering Azure Statis Web Apps code, config, deployRick Van Den Bosch26m
Shows a working Blazor WebAssembly site deployed from GitHub into Azure Static Web Apps with an automatically generated pipeline, live preview environments…
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Empowering Developer Innovation Balancing Speed, Security, and ScaleMartin Reynolds, John Crespo22m
Claims a live Harness demo that builds a service in minutes by scaffolding a repo and Terraform project and producing an end to end pipeline that includes CI…
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How to Become a Great Engineering ManagerJulia Falment Wallin29m
Claims that people drive results and that managers must become senior engineers before managing, stop hoarding ICs, and prioritize influence over authority…
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Power your AI Agents with serverless browsersRafael Levi21m
Claim: Bright Data’s serverless browsers give each session an automatic unique IP and fingerprint, handle JavaScript rendering, and include built-in CAPTCHA…
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Kubernetes the Hard Way, from Scratch!Alain van Hoof36m
Builds a Kubernetes cluster from scratch on Alpine Linux VMs, creating eight nodes plus an external ETCD trio and a CEPH storage cluster, and deploys 83 pods…
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So you think you can mesh? Scaling ING's service meshJens Kat29m
ING scales a service mesh from 1 to 10,000 running instances over eight years, supporting 2,000 microservices across containers and VMs; operational pieces…
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DevOps: Why do we Keep Messing Up?Daniel Bojczuk25m
Argues that DevOps fails when teams adopt tools instead of outcomes, skip the real why and stop measuring; gives concrete cases: forbidding developers from…
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Microservices Orchestration withEduard Keilholz32m
Clear recommendation: don't do microservices initially — start as a modular monolith, extract domains only when scaling, tech diversity, or maintainability…
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How to get clean web data for chatbots and LLMsFrantisek Nesveda19m
Shows concrete wins and failures: using curl impersonate and impit to avoid simple blocks, switching to Playright (browser automation) for client‑rendered…
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Driving Seamless LocalizationTomasz Kryg23m
Claims a live migration from a legacy platform to Lokalise for 2.3 million users and ~50 languages, with concrete results: a wrapper interface lets apps swap…
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Modern Testing Tools for Java DevelopersElias Nogueira31m
Shows concrete wins: AssertJ recursive comparison lets tests equate objects with different references and ignore fields, and soft assertions collect all…
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Building Sustainable Software with JavaAicha Laafia28m
Claims concrete savings and tools: global tech uses ~7% of electricity with data centers ~2% and streaming emits 55–100 g CO2 per hour; optimizing JVM choices…
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Building a Kotlin Multiplatform Library in 10 Minutes: Why not?Zachary Powell25m
Claims a build a Kotlin Multiplatform library in 10 minutes workflow and actually uses OpenAPI Generator to produce a Kotlin multiplatform SDK from an OpenAPI…
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Garbage Collection GC in Modern Java Applications: GC Considerations for MicroservicesUsama Nasir19m
Microservices at Get Your Guide experience frequent out‑of‑memory crashes, latency spikes and retries traced to GC behavior: the search service hits failure…
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Object Centric Processes: Combining Process Modelling with OOPLubos Petrovic21m
Claims a low‑code language (Petriflow) that compiles to Java and runs on‑the‑fly in a server‑embedded runtime, uses MongoDB for storage and Angular for the…
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I didn't know you could do that with Java Streams!Francois Martin44m
Shows concrete rewrites: replace collect-then-index-or-empty with findAny vs findFirst for order-of-magnitude fewer elements processed; swap nested loops for…
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Building Software Architecture from First PrinciplesDejan Miličić24m
Claim: software architecture reduces to three concrete first principles — domain centricity, pure functional core, semantic typing — and three composable…
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Unlocking Java's Code MazeMihaela Gheorghe-Roman50m
Interactive quiz with 20 exercises runs live on a phone app and shows runnable code snippets and IntelliJ demos plus concrete answers and surprises: static…
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Harnessing image and text data for product matchingThijs Roukens, Gokhan Simsek22m
Claims a working end to end product‑matching pipeline that scales to ~40 million products and roughly 200 million images, using off‑the‑shelf vision…
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From Blueprint to Launch: How Decathlon Reinvented E Commerce for the Modern AgeHaris and Milo25m
Claims a unified platform with shared services and a gradual two‑layer rollout that moves 50+ countries toward one catalog/one price; replaces six platforms…
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Developers and AI Enemy or Frenemy Leveraging AI and Atlassian to empower developersLaura Begieneman24m
Claims a concrete productivity lift—AI coding assistants raise merge acceptance ~25–30% and save a few hours weekly—backed by experiments: an A/B test on a…
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A community based open source LLM and what it can do for your businessJJ Asghar28m
Claim: InstructLab is an opinionated fine‑tuning pipeline that uses small YAML Q&A stanzas to generate thousands of synthetic examples and teach a base model…
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How can I trust you AI and the leap of faithLan Chu26m
Claims that evaluation is the bottleneck for production AI, with a concrete pipeline for extracting sustainability data from PDFs, swapping parsers (using…
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AI Powered Smart Companion in User Experience Defined VehiclesDominque Massonie27m
NIO builds a voice-first cabin assistant called NOMI smart companion that integrates local embedded software with cloud services, pushes over‑the‑air updates…
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How Human Expertise and AI drive Scalable Forecasting Success atAnant Pingle, Ruben van de Geer28m
Albert Heijn runs 1 billion forecasts nightly with 2,500 models in production, using LightGBM, Airflow, Kafka, Azure Data Factory and Databricks (moving to…
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Build your custom Copilot with Microsoft Copilot StudioDaniel Laskewitz49m
Demo shows Copilot Studio generating agents from templates and natural language, provisioning an agent in seconds, adding web and SharePoint knowledge, and…
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Animating the Web: Elevating UX with Lottie and modern technologiesCarmen Ansio28m
Shows concrete results and tools: Lottie JSON animations compress examples to 56 KB vs 1.5 MB GIFs, pages load 5× faster, and developers ship animations 10×…
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Will LLMs really consume the Internet?Ariel Shulman25m
Claim: the largest LLMs get trained and fed by massive web scraping operations that deliver 2.5 petabytes a day from ~28 billion requests, about 500 million…
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Transforming Developer Experience The Good, the bad and the uglyLeo Kraan, Martin Reynolds26m
Booking.com shifts a legacy Perl monolith to cloud native services and Kubernetes while moving to AWS, and reports a 65-person DX team serving ~3,000 engineers…
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Coding Reinvented How AI Agents Are Shaping the Future of Software DevelopmentArchie Sharma16m
Claims concrete results: a coding agent launched three months ago, 80 people across 20 countries, and a benchmarked score around 62%. The system reports repo…
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Best Practices to make your codebase AI readyHamza Zia09m
Advice is concrete: skip these patterns if the repo fits 10 million tokens or if defect rate or bus factor dominates, otherwise adopt domain-colocated…
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Goose: an open source AI agentBradley Axen, Jackie Brosamer24m
goose is an open‑source agent that runs locally and connects any LLM (Anthropic OpenAI Google or locally hosted Olama) to real systems via the Model Context…
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Empowering Developers with local AIRaymon Schouwenaar37m
Claims that full local workflows replace cloud Copilot and ChatGPT with open-source models and tools and demonstrates it working: running Quen 2.5 coder 7B…
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What the RAG? Demystifying Retrieval Augemented GenerationMarius Obert28m
Claims a working houseboat booking chatbot built end-to-end: chunking PDFs into 2k–5k token pieces, generating embeddings, storing them in a vector store…
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Specializing Small Language Models with less dataJacek Golebiowski22m
Claims that large models synthesize labeled data to fine-tune small models, using knowledge distillation and an API-driven pipeline that validates generated…
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AI, Embedded System and RoboticsFrank Chen21m
RDKX5 runs YOLO v8n quantized to int8 on a Raspberry‑Pi‑like board and claims up to 220 FPS for object detection and faster instance segmentation with minimal…
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Crypto Secure Data Management with In-Database BlockchainWei Hu24m
Claim: Oracle adds a blockchain table keyword to enforce immutable rows via chained cryptographic digests, preventing updates even by DBAs and detecting…
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Keeping up with the exponential technological advancements in AIBob van Luijt31m
Claims that vector embeddings resurface around 2015 and that compressing co‑occurrence matrices into embeddings enables semantic search lead to a concrete…
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Discover the Future of Salesforce DevelopmentAnna Appelman, Daan van Santen22m
Salesforce claims a new Agentforce studio and agentic layer that glue natural‑language roles, Data Cloud grounding, RAG retrievers and actions into deployable…
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Chain Reaction AI & CryptoDavid Truong28m
Shows concrete systems and results not vague promises: Truth Terminal and the Eliza framework exist and run live agent rooms, Eliza has ~15,000 GitHub stars…
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Scaling Machine Learning Models on KubernetesAlessandro Vozza25m
Claims that Kubeflow and related CNCF tools let teams deploy, train and serve models on Kubernetes but pivots to demonstrating a newer operator called Kao…
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Investigating the Opportunities for Utilizing AI and XR Technologies in the Future of TrainingJae Grant Maloney25m
Air France-KLM uses VR AR and AI across recruitment and training with concrete results: a team of 17–18 building certified VR drills (jetway pushback, fire…
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Building Mini Minds Our Adventures in Teaching Small LLMs to ReasonCascha Van Wanrooij27m
Reports training 3B and 8B LLaMa models with PPO reinforcement learning on rented GPUs, using ~10K synthetic Dutch station-name stories to seed vocabulary…
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AI Powered Frontend Development Building Better UIs FasterSteve Sewell30m
Claims concrete outcomes: converts Figma designs into runnable React/Tailwind code, patches a Next.js app via a CLI, and iterates UI changes into diffs; demos…
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Charging developer batteries and sparking joyEwa Jackson, Julien Lengrand Lambert29m
ING reports enabling 15,000 engineers with a unified software catalog, automation for repeatable tasks, and a docs pipeline dubbed dock as code that catches…
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Going green with native: efficient, sustainable softwareVasco Veloso, Johan Hutting25m
Live measurements compare frameworks and runtimes not promises: 155 MB jar vs 86 MB native image, startup times in milliseconds and memory down to ~70 MB heap…
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Moving fast and staying aligned how automation powers progressRick Ossendrijver39m
Claims a platform team keeps 300 engineers across 35 teams moving fast over 5 million lines of code by centralizing a 3,000‑line Maven parent, managing ~200…
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Reactive ArchitectureAlisher Alimov34m
Claims that nonblocking, event-driven design and RSocket plus reactive DB drivers let systems sustain spikes (tests with ~10,000 concurrent connections) by…
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Gain more confidence in your code with mutation testingSimone Romani24m
Mutation testing mutates source code, runs unit tests, and reports which mutants survive or are killed, producing a concrete mutation coverage percentage that…
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Building Software Architecture from First PrinciplesDejan Miličić24m
Extracts three concrete principles: domain centricity, pure functional core, and semantic typing, then shows how business logic compresses to three functions…
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