Fork it! Tunis 2025
as the organisers put it
For the first time in Tunisia, meet over 200 tech enthusiasts in Tunis for a Fork it! full-day event in Tunis. Dive into real talks about development, UX, and the tools we actually use while connecting with a vibrant community of developers and students. This is your chance to network, share experiences, and learn from inspiring experts and peers from Tunisia and around the world. Together, let
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How do you learn? | Olivier Huber, Sonyth Huber | 47m |
Argues that learning sticks when it’s fun and practiced, giving concrete methods: a transistor-built CPU reconstructed on breadboards to prove five plus three… | ||
| Product between quality and Over-Engineering | Jihène Mejri | 41m |
The talk examines over-engineering in product development, showing how it increases time, cost, and system complexity. It gives concrete examples and practical… | ||
| How as a game developer, I had to be a marketer, doctor, manager and many more first? | Spoot | 24m |
Builds an orange‑pin bowling adver game using the Xbox 360 camera, a tablet app for diagnosing autistic children developed with psychiatrists and… | ||
| The toolkit of a UX/UI freelance designer: challenges and solutions | Souhir Mkaouar | 37m |
A freelance UX/UI designer describes her three-year freelance journey, outlining common challenges (client work, project management, workflow) and the specific… | ||
| Insane fast to production using Astro | Elian van Cutsem | 31m |
Fast static HTML by default with selective JS via client directives; demonstrates turning islands into interactive bits (mobile menu, counters) and a live… | ||
| The Algorithm of Grief: From Loss to Legacy | Mohamed Ali Dridi | 28m |
Proposes a hybrid ML architecture combining CNN for skin images with RNN for patient time-series to detect scleroderma earlier, targeting high sensitivity and… | ||
| Virtual lists will save your DOM | Matthieu Coulon | 28m |
Matthieu Coulon discusses handling browser limitations when displaying large datasets by using virtual lists. He explains practical approaches and solutions… | ||
| How I Ported Doom to the Browser with WebAssembly | Yassine Benabbas | 29m |
Ports Doom to the browser by compiling a C# engine to WebAssembly and replacing the nonbrowser parts of managed-doom with a custom SFML replacement. Game logic… | ||
| Bridging, Compiling, and Rendering: How Cross-Platform Frameworks Work | Mohamed Rejeb | 21m |
Compares React Native, Flutter, and Kotlin Multiplatform by showing how each compiles, talks to native APIs, and renders UI: bundled JS with a bridge means… | ||
| What every Spring developer must know: common pitfalls and techniques... | Atef Maddouri | 23m |
Covers common mistakes developers make when using the Spring framework and provides practical techniques and efficiency tips to avoid those pitfalls. Focuses… | ||
| The Next Generation of Observability with Logs and Traces: Quickwit | Idriss Neumann | 35m |
Quickwit is presented as a new observability tool that combines Elasticsearch-style full-text search with Loki-inspired cost-efficiency by storing data in… | ||
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