FOSSASIA Summit 2017
2017-03-17..2017-03-19
Singapore, Singapore
[FOSSASIA Summit 2016, FOSSASIA Summit 2017, FOSSASIA Summit 2019, FOSSASIA Summit 2020, FOSSASIA Summit 2025]
as the organisers put it
FOSSASIA 2017 Singapore - Open Source, Big Data, Design Thinking and Free Knowledge Tools at Asia
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome | Hong Phuc Dang | 15m |
Welcome and housekeeping: venue is Science Centre Singapore with sessions in Annexe Hall and Hall A, schedule and updates at 2017.fossasia.org. Wi‑Fi is… | ||
| AI and Machine Learning Personal Assistants | Harish Pillay | 15m |
Defines AI via Tom Mitchell's machine‑learning test and names TensorFlow as an open source driver, cites the California meeting that produced 23 AI principles… | ||
| Artificial Intelligence and Science | Lim Tit Meng | 11m |
Speaker: Lim Tit Meng (Science Centre Singapore)
Abstract:
Artificial Intelligence and Science
(Type: | Track: Open Tech | Room: Annexe Hall (Ground… | ||
| Keynote - Future of Digital Government | Chan Cheow Hoe | 16m |
Speaker(s): Chan Cheow Hoe (Singapore), GovTech
Abstract:
How Singapore Government’s central information technology systems and infrastructure, drives the… | ||
| Keynote - Contributing to Google Cloud Open Source Projects | Øyvind Roti | 20m |
Overview of concrete entry points into Google Cloud open source: Kubernetes and its dashboard, TensorFlow and style-transfer demos, Apache Beam (with… | ||
| Open AI Assistants | Michael Christen | 26m |
Claims a person can create your own assistant in 25 minutes and test it five minutes later using the open source SUSI.AI stack; implemented components include… | ||
| The Open Source World of Natural Language Processing | Liling Tan | 18m |
Survey of concrete open-source tools and contributions: catalogues libraries (NLTK, Moses machine translation, spaCy, Gensim, fastText, TensorFlow/PyTorch)… | ||
| The Brainduino Project, Brain-Computer Interfaces & AI in the Future | Konrad Willi | 24m |
Open source Brainduino builds a low‑cost EEG headset around an Arduino Pro Mini with four electrodes, an amplifier, Butterworth bandpass filtering (≈0.5–40 Hz)… | ||
| Let's Make Technology more Inclusive | Bunnie Huang | 25m |
Argues that openness without accessibility empowers only a tiny elite and shows practical fixes: a shift to paper electronics and copper-tape kits plus a… | ||
| Keynote - Microsoft + Open Source: Empowering Customers | Andrey Terekhov | 21m |
Microsoft commits to running and supporting Linux workloads on Azure and ships first‑party products for Linux like SQL Server on Linux and developer tools via… | ||
| Keynote - Protecting privacy with free software | Frank Karlitschek | 33m |
Nextcloud provides a self‑hosted, federated alternative to Dropbox and Google Drive that runs on a home server or Raspberry Pi and syncs files, calendars and… | ||
| What's Next | Mario Behling | 15m |
FOSSASIA reports over 1,000 registered GitHub contributors and more than 20,000 merged pull requests on the Open Event stack, which generates a ticketing… | ||
| LEO Satellite Reception and Doppler-Shift Correction | Roland Turner | 25m |
Builds an SDR around a Novena FPRF + FPGA to receive UHF LEO downlinks from ~15–20 amateur satellites, ingesting public TLEs and using Gpredict for tracking… | ||
| Artificial Intelligence - Panel | Andrew Selle | 48m |
Speaker(s):
Andrew Selle, Google Brain Team
Steffen Braun, KI Group
Michael Christen, SUSI AI
Harish Pillay, Internet Society
Bunnie Huang (Singapore)… | ||
| AWS Aurora | Blair Layton | 39m |
Amazon Aurora adds a Postgres 9.6 codebase to a log‑structured storage service that writes only change records, coalesces blocks, and backs segments to S3 with… | ||
| Open Source - A Blessing or a Curse? | Michael Meskes | 38m |
Argues that PostgreSQL works in enterprise production with concrete examples: a Debian‑based spam/virus cluster running entirely on open source for 14 years… | ||
| Massive Multi-node setup with Postgres and BDR in Retail System | Julyanto Sutandang | 34m |
Speaker(s): Julyanto Sutandang (Indonesia)
Abstract:
In Distributed System, such as Centralized Retail System like Hypermarket, there are 2 approaches for… | ||
| How to teach an elephant to dance rock'n'roll | Maksym Boguk | 58m |
PostgreSQL query optimization beyond indexes: explains how the optimizer and executor work and shows concrete techniques—loose index scans, using IOS in… | ||
| Running Highly Available Postgres in AWS RDS | Sushant Mahesh Pawar | 41m |
Migration to AWS RDS for Postgres focuses on operational specifics: choose engine version (9.3–9.6), pick instance class for CPU/RAM, and pick storage general… | ||
| PostGIS in Agribotics | Gary Evans William | 01h 00m |
Australia has ~136,000 farms feeding ~80M people and drone imagery aims to cut waste by adding actionable maps. Pipeline ingests mission JSON and GPX… | ||
| Building a Micro AI company in 2017 | Spencer Yang | 28m |
Overview of building a tiny AI product focused on narrow domains like chat automation and email scheduling, with practical steps: pick a specific customer… | ||
| Building Enterprise Software Today: A partnership in openness | Jason Roy Gary | 58m |
Claims that enterprise engineering must be rebuilt around collaboration not secrecy with concrete changes: a 239‑engineer team split into ~50 scrum squads… | ||
| Improving fault detection & real time detailed analytics with Telemetry | Sudheesh Singanamalla | 26m |
Claims concrete wins: using Application Insights on Azure with a few lines of SDK code, teams batch telemetry every 1–2 minutes, run realtime queries, and use… | ||
| Community meets Business | Michael Meskes | 30m |
Shows concrete claims and numbers: migrations to OSS recoup migration costs ROI under 12 months in the company’s cases, and removing license fees only cuts… | ||
| Legalese: Software Eats Contract Drafting | Virgil Griffith | 29m |
Argues that contract drafting becomes programmable and shows a working prototype language l4 that compiles to PDFs, English/Mandarin/Bahasa text, a formal… | ||
| Machine Learning for source code analysis | Alexander Bezzubov | 25m |
Takes the entire GitHub snapshot (Dec 2016), parses source files and identifiers into a bag‑of‑words, deduplicates forks with weighted minhash LSH to remove… | ||
| Lessons from {distributed,remote,virtual} communities and companies | Colin Charles | 57m |
Claims that distributed teams outperform traditional offices with specific practices: hire from anywhere, run 24x7 support by time-zone placement, use Slack +… | ||
| Introduction to the Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit (Deep Learning Framework) | Ben Sadeghi | 26m |
CNTK is a production deep learning framework that trains on CPU, GPUs and across machines using MPI, offers automatic differentiation and reusable layer… | ||
| Machine Learning using Open Source R | Graham Williams | 32m |
Shows that R plus the Rattle GUI builds models with four clicks, loading sample weather data and producing a decision tree that predicts "no rain" at ~95% and… | ||
| Add your own AI rules and data set to SUSI AI Assistant | Michael Christen | 59m |
Claims that anyone can add skills with no coding using the SUSI.ai web client and a shared Dream zone, authoring simple rule JSON files that match phrases and… | ||
| Getting started with open source game playing AIs | MELVIN ZHANG | 28m |
Stockfish is an open source C++ engine ranked at about 3.3k Elo and wins by running thousands of self-play games through a distributed testing network to… | ||
| Machine Learning & Medical Imaging: The Future of Early Cancer Detection | Gaeun Kim | 24m |
Applies machine learning and image‑processing to 4D ultrasound datasets to solve breathing motion that currently displaces liver lesions, using a pipeline of… | ||
| PostgreSQL Security. How Do We Think? | Masanori Oyama | 50m |
Speaker(s): Masanori Oyama (Tokyo)
Abstract:
In recent years, applicable area of PostgreSQL has quickly extended into the enterprise sector thanks to… | ||
| Machine Translation into Learning | Luis Morgado da Costa | 26m |
Funded two‑year project builds a proof‑of‑concept iCALL system that combines semantic-based machine translation with deep handcrafted syntactic grammars… | ||
| Deep Learning - D.I.Y. | Martin Andrews | 01h 07m |
Hands-on repo and VirtualBox appliance contains Fedora 25, Jupyter, pretrained ImageNet models (Inception v3 / ResNet) and runnable TensorFlow examples; demos… | ||
| Adventures with blinking lights | Stephan Wissel | 19m |
Build uses Adafruit Feather (256KB) talking over Wi‑Fi to LED strips (tested with NeoPixel 60/m and older 32/m types) and a Node‑RED control center on a… | ||
| Rock your Rainbow - Building an Open source Spectrometer | Alessandro Volpato | 19m |
An open-source modular spectrometer platform called Rock Your Rainbow pairs with an OpenDrop device or runs standalone, using a diffraction grating + webcam to… | ||
| Making Isn't Manufacturing | Brady Forrest | 29m |
Hardware startups require different timelines, budgets and skills than software: an accelerator that works with 74 companies sees DFMs and manufacturing drive… | ||
| Low cost functional prosthetic devices | Darin Lobo | 20m |
Speaker(s): Darin Lobo (Singapore)
Abstract:
The Prosthetic arm project is about building prosthetic arms that are functional, can be controlled by the… | ||
| Google Code-In | Stephanie Taylor | 24m |
Google Code-in runs as a seven‑week online contest for 13–17 year olds (usually Nov–Jan) where students pick from roughly 2,500–4,000 tasks designed to take… | ||
| TensorFlow 1.0: open source machine learning | Andrew Selle | 28m |
TensorFlow 1.0 is presented as a production-ready open source ML stack with concrete improvements: a reported 58x speed-up on 64 GPUs for Inception v3, a new C… | ||
| Future of Web | Anuvrat Rao | 55m |
Shows concrete wins: AMP pages average load under one second with 1.7 billion pages live and 35 million added weekly; AMP pages are ~4x faster and use ~10x… | ||
| Learning tools for Hearing impaired children using OS web applications | Guruswany | 25m |
Develops dozens of open‑source mobile apps built with MIT App Inventor for cochlear‑implanted children, co‑designed with SAHI and audiologists to match… | ||
| Using Android apps on Chromebooks for greater productivity & flexibility | Devan Mitchem | 29m |
Chromebooks run Android apps via the Play Store so phone apps install and run on Chrome OS (Marshmallow) with full access to sensors and Play services; demos… | ||
| GitLFS - How to handle large files in Git | Lars Schneider | 27m |
Explains how Git LFS replaces large binary blobs with tiny pointer files so a 100 MB video adds only a few bytes to Git history, saving about 200 MB (60%)… | ||
| LearnBot, the open source robot for education | Marco A. Gutierrez | 29m |
LearnBot is a fully open source, 3D‑printed mobile robot built around an ODROID ARM running Debian and the RoboComp component framework, controlled from Python… | ||
| Modern Source and Version Control with Git | Christian Couder | 27m |
Explains concrete workflows: use git rebase interactive to split and rewrite small commits with clean messages, run git bisect run (automated scripts) to… | ||
| Better Testing Through Statistics | Matthew Treinish | 24m |
OpenStack CI runs about 12,500 jobs a day, spinning up 5–25 clouds per patch and generating gigabytes of logs per run; the team stores logs in Graphite and… | ||
| Building a Better Thermostat | Matthew Treinish | 26m |
Builds a local thermostat by wiring a Z-Wave relay to switch in‑wall AC power, reading temperature with DS18B20 + Raspberry Pi sensors, and piping readings… | ||
| Non-native English speakers in OS communities: A True Story | Masayuki Igawa | 38m |
OpenStack contributors (examples: Tempest, Keystone) report specific communication barriers: Japanese contributors often avoid saying “no,” favor perfection… | ||
| Problems of Japan's enterprise HTML5 & how to resolve it with hifive | Atsushi N. | 27m |
Japanese enterprises adopt HTML5 but fear the JavaScript churn, so hifive claims to provide a stable, maintenance-focused platform that survives 5–10+ year… | ||
| ManageIQ - the OS management platform for your hybrid IT environments | Carol Chen | 26m |
ManageIQ is an open‑source hybrid IT platform that discovers inventories across VMware, Hyper‑V, oVirt, AWS, Azure, GCP and OpenShift, applies continuous… | ||
| Are You Killing Mr. Jenkins? | Quang Nguyen | 26m |
Explains three concrete CI hygiene levels and ships a working build light that moves teams from ignored alerts to visible feedback: first prototype runs on… | ||
| Automatic Mushroom Farming with Open Tech | Nguyen Hong Quan | 30m |
Speaker(s): Nguyen Hong Quan (Ho Chi Minh City)
Abstract:
How we use free and open source software to build our automatic mushroom planting… | ||
| MVVM architecture with Data Bindings | Denis Nek | 18m |
Argues MVVM plus Android Data Binding replaces much of MVC/MVP boilerplate by wiring ObservableField state classes to XML, using BindingAdapter methods for… | ||
| Lightning Talks: Hillhacks 2017 | Philip Paeps | 05m |
Hillhacks runs 15–31 May 2017 with the core program 18–21 May on a hilltop venue in Bir, the paragliding capital, where internet comes via a satellite dish and… | ||
| Lightning Talks: Developing RV32G Processor model | Pavani Tripathi | 05m |
GSoC'16 project adds a RISC‑V core to the open Arty MPSoC bench so the platform can simulate and verify RISC‑V designs end to end The implementation covers… | ||
| Lightning Talks: FreedomBox | Nikhil Rayaprolu | 06m |
Speaker(s): Nikhil Rayaprolu
Abstract:
Privacy Issues in the internet
Lightning and Ignite Talks… | ||
| Lightning Talks: Requirements Bazaar | István Koren | 05m |
A lightweight platform called Requirements Bazaar structures projects, categories and requirements so users click a plus, type a short suggestion and… | ||
| Lightning Talks: The Plots2 CMS and Open Source Outreach | Ananya Maiti | 07m |
Plots2 is a Rails CMS with a Bootstrap frontend and a Node.js editor module that stores research notes as structured content and exposes power tags key:value… | ||
| Lightning Talks: WorldBrain - Verifying the Internet with Science | Raj Kumar | 05m |
A Chrome extension that imports search history, bookmarks, Evernote, Mendeley and local storage into a local database for full‑text search, tagging, linking… | ||
| Lightning Talks: Best practices in Backend Development | Jayanth Chandra | 04m |
Recommends picking a language for its runtime and community: use Python for cloud and an interpreted ecosystem for fast iteration, prefer a compiled language… | ||
| Lightning Talks: Introducing Gnowbe | Rouba Kouwatli | 04m |
Gnowbe is a mobile-first learning platform launched on the App Store and Google Play that repurposes existing content into bite-sized, drip-fed content and… | ||
| Lightning Talks: GNU Taler | sva | 06m |
An electronic cash system that works over existing banks and currencies, using withdrawable cryptographic coins from an exchange and merchant deposits back to… | ||
| Lightning Talks: The Iota of IoT | Prabhanshu Attri | 10m |
Quick overview of IoT basics with concrete results: demonstrates that inexpensive Bluetooth beacons broadcast Eddystone URLs (not just UUIDs) and that three… | ||
| Lightning Talks: Intro to PEP | sva | 06m |
Pretty Easy Privacy (PEP) is a GPLed toolkit that automates email encryption, currently implementing openpgp/pgp/mime with plans for Signal/axolotl and more… | ||
| Twitter Wall using Loklak APIs | Madhuri Peri | 21m |
A working Twitter Wall is built using Loklak’s server and its Loklak search API, a Flask front end and an Elasticsearch-backed index; setup requires cloning… | ||
| College Elections with loklak | Sushma Kukkadapu | 20m |
A web app uses the Loklak Search API to turn college roll numbers into hashtags, query Twitter via Loklak's JSON aggregation endpoint (source=cache, mentions)… | ||
| Web Application Security - owasp top 10 vulnerabilities | Shan Jun Ng | 23m |
Speaker(s): Shan Jun Ng (Singapore)
Abstract:
Securing you web application - (testing and Verification)introduction:- Functional testing vs Security… | ||
| State of the Dolphin | Sanjay Manwani | 35m |
MySQL announces concrete upgrades for cloud-scale use: JSON document store with indexes, a pluggable plugin architecture, and optimizer work including common… | ||
| Mysql Optimizer Features in 5.7 and 8.0 | Sree Harsha Ramanavarapu | 28m |
MySQL 5.7 adds concrete optimizer tools: invisible indexes let DBAs disable an index as a dry run before dropping it, descending indexes store keys to avoid… | ||
| Leveraging loklak for analytics with Twitter data and intro to AskSusi | Damini Satya Kammakomati | 26m |
Overview of loklak and AskSusi with concrete details: loklak runs a peer‑to‑peer scraper/indexer that bypasses Twitter OAuth and rate limits and already holds… | ||
| An Overview of Security Features in MySQL 5.7 | Harin Nalin Vadodaria | 22m |
MySQL 5.7 adds concrete controls: password expiration per-user and pluggable authentication with ALTER USER to switch plugins; SQL roles with optional… | ||
| OpenSec and Why WebAppSec Matters | Shah Mijanur Rahman | 26m |
Gives a practical OWASP-centered playbook: treat security as people+process+technology, aim for ~95% hardening by code review, config checks and testing, and… | ||
| WebRTC - future of Video Chats | Trishul Goel | 10m |
Speaker(s): Trishul Goel (Delhi)
Abstract:
WebRTC is a new technology used for peer to peer communication over modern browsers. This session will feature a… | ||
| Logging at Scale, Billion+ messages, 100K msg/sec | Rohit Gupta | 31m |
Centralized logging pipeline handling 100K msg/sec and billion-plus messages/day built with Docker -> Fluentd (initial) -> Kafka -> Graylog -> Elasticsearch… | ||
| Centralized Logs using ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) Stack | Estu Fardani | 14m |
Walks through installing and wiring Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana and using Filebeat to centralize syslogs: Filebeat ships logs from many hosts, Logstash… | ||
| PetaBencana.id: Software as Infrastructure | Christina Geros | 35m |
PetaBencana.id (CogniCity OSS) is an open‑source, modular disaster mapping platform that ingests Twitter, Telegram and API feeds, stores reports in a… | ||
| Shogun, a language agnostic machine learning library | Viktor Gal | 18m |
A C++ machine learning toolbox that exposes the same API across languages via SWIG-supported multi-language bindings (Python, R, Java, Octave, Lua, C#, Ruby)… | ||
| Creating your own Pokemon-world in Web based Virtual Reality | Santosh Viswanatham | 55m |
Speaker(s): Santosh Viswanatham (Hyderabad)
Abstract:
Virtual Really is the next Big thing in building Realistic applications, games, communication tools… | ||
| Creating the Ultimate Front End UI for a Single Page Application | Keerthana Krishnan | 25m |
Compares Angular 2 and React with concrete tradeoffs: Angular 2 (TypeScript, two‑way binding, full framework) enforces a single pattern that helps coordinate… | ||
| WebAssembly: now web is a new compiler target architecture | Noritada Shimizu | 35m |
Claim: the web becomes a new compiler target so C/C++ can compile to a portable binary run inside browsers. Concrete tools shown: Emscripten (emcc) and… | ||
| Transactional Data Dictionary in MySQL 8.0 | Gopal Shankar | 17m |
MySQL 8.0 replaces scattered filebased metadata with a single transactional repository built on InnoDB transactional tables that stores tables procedures… | ||
| Artificial Intelligence: The Recent Past | Shubham Patel | 26m |
CB Insights data shows M&A and funding spike through 2016 driven by FaceNet and WaveNet releases and other open source releases from Google and Facebook. Semi… | ||
| Building an Open Source Village - we need your help! | Alex Cureton-Griffiths | 15m |
Building a network of real, on-the-ground villages in China (first node with Ant Way, nodes near Xi'an and Guangxi) that combine a FabLab with CNCs, laser… | ||
| SELinux introduction | Jason Zaman | 49m |
Introduction to SELinux explains mandatory access control vs traditional UNIX DAC, shows getenforce/setenforce and sestatus to check mode, and demonstrates… | ||
| The State of the Art of MySQL Replication | Ricky Setyawan | 14m |
Recent MySQL releases add replication features that aim to cut ops work and fit cloud needs by supporting multi‑source replication in 5.7, writable… | ||
| Usability testing based on user's mood | June Zhang | 29m |
Argues that beyond completion rates and errors, mood must be measured alongside performance and offers a concrete test plan: recruit target users, run task… | ||
| Two opensource RDBMS: mariadb vs postgresql | Triton Ho | 32m |
Compares concrete internals: MariaDB/InnoDB uses a clustered index storing rows in primary-key order, so autoincrement primary key yields sequential inserts… | ||
| Agile Workflow and Best Practices in the Open Event Android App Generator Project | Harshit Dwivedi | 18m |
Speaker(s): Harshit Dwivedi (New Delhi)
Abstract:
This talk will showcase the functionalities and technical implementation of the Open Event Android App… | ||
| State of OpenStreetMap Data in Asia | Yantisa Akhadi | 22m |
Overview of OpenStreetMap coverage across Asia with concrete numbers and tools: Asia extract is 56 GB planet file worldwide, country downloads (Singapore 13… | ||
| An Introduction to the Open Event Android Project and it's capabilities. | Manan Wason | 13m |
Open Event provides a plug‑and‑play Android APK generator that builds and returns a signed APK via an automated build pipeline from either an API endpoint or… | ||
| Scaling Open Event Server with Kubernetes | Niranjan Rajendran | 24m |
Open Event’s server, Android generator, web generator and scrapers run as Docker containers orchestrated by Kubernetes on Google Container Engine; components… | ||
| Integrated Physical Computing on the Web | Dietrich Ayala | 34m |
Google reports zero app installs per month for about half of US Android users and most people use at most seven apps, so web-first physical computing aims to… | ||
| Introduction to NodeRED | Stephan Wissel | 18m |
Node-RED is a visual flow engine running on Node.js that wires HTTP, MQTT, WebSockets and databases like Cloudant/CouchDB, with flows saved as a JSON file in… | ||
| Deploy Open Event Organizer Server | Saptak Sengupta | 17m |
Speaker(s): Saptak Sengupta (Allahabad)
Abstract:
Open Event Organizer Server is a complete event management system which anyone can use to host their own… | ||
| Better Events with Open Event | Mario Behling | 35m |
Open Event is a working open‑source event platform: a Python/Flask backend plus a scheduler with drag‑and‑drop session placement, PayPal payment integration… | ||
| Open Event API | Avi Aryan | 28m |
Speaker(s): Avi Aryan (Gandhinagar)
Abstract:
Open Event API uses Flask-restplus framework to manage its API. In this session, we will talk about the… | ||
| IoT - Secure MQTT/HTTP Apis using Node-Red - workshop 1hr | Jimish Parekh | 53m |
Live demo of Node-RED running as Node-RED as MQTT broker+HTTP API server shows fast API building with npm install, one‑click deploy, GET/POST endpoints… | ||
| Virtual Reality OS: Open Source, Of Singapore | Lionel Chok | 27m |
Argues there’s a missing universal layer: an open-source VR OS idea that launches VR apps across headsets and ordinary phones, not just GearVR/Daydream… | ||
| JSON support in MySQL | Evgeny Potemkin | 30m |
Speaker(s): Evgeny Potemkin (Samara)
Abstract:
This session overviews support for JSON in MySQL - storage, available functions, indexing options, ways to… | ||
| Introduction to MySQL Performance Tuning - workshop 1hr | Jesper Wisborg Krogh | 53m |
Covers concrete tuning moves: use MySQL Workbench performance reports and the performance_schema/sys schema to find heavy queries (statements aggregated by… | ||
| MySQL Performance Schema : A great insight of running MySQL server | Mayank Prasad | 29m |
Speaker(s): Mayank Prasad (Bangalore)
Abstract:
The MySQL Performance Schema is a feature for monitoring Oracle's MySQL Server execution at a low level… | ||
| Connecting design, culture, art, and technology across the archipelago | Kathleen Azali | 27m |
Indonesia’s public information ecosystem shows stark infrastructure and data gaps: internet mobile subscriptions rising while fixed broadband stays under 2%… | ||
| Open Event Web App | Aayush Arora | 26m |
Open Event Web App generator is a Node.js tool that takes an event JSON + media ZIP and produces a static site deployable to GitHub Pages or FTP; the generated… | ||
| Expectations from Open Source Designers | Ecaterina Moraru | 25m |
Designers struggle to find collaborative projects so an Open Source Design job board was created to list usable tasks; many issue descriptions are vague and… | ||
| Fast and easy to build a mobile app (FOSSASIA registration app) with NATIVESCRIPT | Cendekia Putra | 35m |
A working FOSSASIA registration app is cloned and built live using NativeScript with TypeScript + Angular, showing an Android APK and iOS simulator run within… | ||
| Unleash the power of Generated/Virtual Columns in MySQL | Amit Bhattacharya | 18m |
Speaker(s): Amit Bhattacharya (Bangalore)
Abstract:
Get in depth knowledge of implementation and usage of Generated/Virtual Columns in MySQL(a new feature… | ||
| MySQL Group Replication | Venkatesh Duggirala | 23m |
MySQL Group Replication (GA in 5.7.17) is a plugin that implements multi‑master, update‑anywhere replication with in‑memory certification DB on each server for… | ||
| Bears attack your code: Adding coala and gitmate to your workflows | Udayan Tandon | 18m |
Speaker(s): Udayan Tandon (Delhi)
Abstract:
coala(http://coala.io/) is a language independent, cross platform and open source solution that can be tightly… | ||
| MySQL Replication: Latest Developments | Sujatha Sivakumar | 22m |
Overview of concrete MySQL 5.7 replication changes: realtime configuration of online GTID reconfiguration and online replication filters without downtime, a… | ||
| Mercurial | Pulkit Goyal | 33m |
Demo shows Mercurial commands and extensions with live examples: repository setup with hg init and hg add, no staging area, and per-repo/global HGRC for… | ||
| Minishift: Openshift Origin at your desk | Praveen Kumar | 17m |
Speaker(s): Praveen Kumar (Puna)
Abstract:
Minishift is built on top of libmachine and uses the `oc cluster up` functionality to set up Openshift Origin on… | ||
| Robot Framework - Smarter Way to Automate Test | Pooja Yadav | 17m |
Speaker(s): Pooja Yadav (Pune)
Abstract:
Robot Framework used for acceptance testing, utilizes the key-driven testing approach. Its implemented with… | ||
| Building and Using Micro Linux Distributions for Docker | Sven Dowideit | 25m |
Survey of Docker-focused microdistros traces voodoo docker, docker toolbox, libmachine, Moby/Alpine, CoreOS, Project Atomic and Clear Linux, then drills into… | ||
| Migrating Legacy Backends to Serverless in Parallel | Rumesh Eranga | 21m |
Migrates a Ruby 1.8 Rails backend to functions by extracting endpoints into Ruby 1.8 → AWS Lambda handlers behind API Gateway, deployed with the Serverless… | ||
| Efficient load balancing in distributed systems | Shiven Mian | 26m |
Compares simple policies (round‑robin, random, least‑connections) with a simulated join-the-shortest-queue (2‑choice) that models request latency as log-normal… | ||
| Tea Linux OS, Designed for Programmer / Developer | Diky Arga Anggara | 14m |
TeaLinux OS claims to let beginner programmers skip toolchain setup by shipping a GUI installer for compilers and IDEs and an offline tea package manager that… | ||
| Breaking the limits of x86 | Daniel J Blueman | 23m |
Builds a cache-coherent fabric that maps DRAM from many motherboards into one global address space using a custom silicon 6-port chip and a kernel driver that… | ||
| Whats new in Hyperledger Fabric 1.0 | NIKOLAY VLASOV | 23m |
Hyperledger Fabric 1.0 rearchitects for scale and privacy by splitting peer roles into endorser/committer split, adding a separate ordering service (solo for… | ||
| Attores, documents and certificates on the blockchain | Gaurang Torvekar | 11m |
Attores digitises diplomas and documents by embedding a hash of the PDF into a smart contract so recipients get a transaction hash that employers or verifiers… | ||
| COMIT a super blockchain network for instant transactions | Toby Hoenisch | 07m |
COMIT claims instant, trustless cross‑chain payments by combining multi‑sig, timelocks and hash locks into HTLCs plus off‑chain payment channels to avoid… | ||
| How every Enterprise can have its own Blockchain Lab | Floyd DCosta | 10m |
Claims that every enterprise and SME can run a low‑risk blockchain lab using Blockchain Foundry as a full‑stack PaaS and app marketplace: pre‑provisioned cloud… | ||
| Blockchain Software for Hardware: The Canaan AvalonMiner Open Source Embedded System | Qin Fengling | 27m |
Describes building firmware and tooling that runs the Canaan AvalonMiner 721 with 72 A3212 ASICs and a controller that can manage up to 60 miners over I2C via… | ||
| Wrap Up | Hong Phuc Dang, Roland Turner, Mario Behling, Daniel J Blueman | 58m |
Speaker(s): Hong Phuc Dang
Roland Turner
Mario Behling
Daniel Blueman
Abstract:
Please join us for a wrap up of the FOSSASIA Summit 2017!
(Type: Talk… | ||
| MySQL operations in Docker | Giuseppe Maxia | 01h 31m |
Speaker(s): Giuseppe Maxia (Valencia)
Abstract:
Running database operations in containers is a slightly different proposition than running other services… | ||
| HTTP/2 with Node.js | Sebastiaan Deckers | 27m |
Overview of current Node options: two pure-JavaScript HTTP/2 npm libraries work for experiments but show crashes and severe slowdown under sustained load… | ||
| Taming the fantastic beast of the Java Virtual Machine | Li Haoyi | 58m |
Speaker(s): Hao Yi Li (Singapore)
Abstract:
Java-the-language has a reputation of being boring and predictable, but the Java Virtual Machine is a different… | ||
| WikiToLearn Desktop Client | Jayaditya Gupta | 16m |
A cross‑platform desktop and Android client for WikiToLearn that actually saves pages offline, downloads images (including converting SVGs to PNG), and tracks… | ||
| p≡p ≡ pretty Easy privacy: making privacy the default for everyone | sva | 24m |
p≡p automates end-to-end encryption for existing written messaging, claiming to make privacy the default by handling keys, fingerprints and transport choices… | ||
| Network monitoring with FOSS | Benet Leong | 26m |
Covers capturing raw packets with Wireshark, summarizing conversations as flow data (NetFlow/ntop with an open-source DPI) and ingesting machine data into the… | ||
| Taking the Internet Back | Emin Aksehirli | 28m |
Internet traffic funnels through Facebook, AWS S3 and a few CDNs so three or four major hubs now carry the bulk of requests, making surveillance and outages… | ||
| LibreOffice / ODF Migration in Taiwan | Franklin Weng | 25m |
Taiwan’s central government adopts ODF and picks LibreOffice for a staged migration that began around 2014–2016 with some cities and one county at 100%… | ||
| Building OSS communities with kids in Japan | Yohei Yasukawa | 28m |
An organizer recounts building a national CoderDojo network that grows from about 25 to 75 dojos in Japan by 2017 while 1,150+ exist worldwide, with Asia’s… | ||
| Promoting Open Technology in World's Freest Economy - Hong Kong | Haggen So | 27m |
Hong Kong frames open tech against a market that prizes quick money, so organizers form a nonprofit, win tax recognition, and run events that scale — 125 at… | ||
| The common bot - species, development and breeding | Herr Flupke | 30m |
Bots are described as persistent, autonomous, reactive programs that stitch APIs and data sets together; examples include Eggdrop and megaHAL for chat, Twitter… | ||
| The trends in choosing licenses in Python ecosystem | Anwesha Das | 24m |
A forensic scan of top 2,500 PyPI packages uses the PyPI JSON API and a Python script to extract declared licenses and finds BSD most common, MIT and GPL… | ||
| Using FOSS to flip education is a student's power | Cheng-Kuan Ou | 25m |
Student-run Edu.FOSS community organizes translation and localization work, produces teacher manuals, films and interactive web lessons, and runs teacher… | ||
| WikiToLearn : Bringing academia to the Internet era | Srijan Agarwal | 18m |
WikiToLearn : Bringing academia to the Internet era - a revolution in knowledge sharing
Speaker(s): Srijan Agarwal (Koll)
Abstract:
The KDE community… | ||
| Liberating Education: Free Software in the STEM Classroom | Wulf Hofbauer | 42m |
Shows concrete classroom workflows: using Python + Jupyter + SymPy to symbolically solve and numerically integrate physics (damped oscillator, nonlinear… | ||
| Random Hacks - Hacking for Humanity | Poornima Kannan | 17m |
Covers Random Hacks of Kindness’ concrete outputs: a grassroots evidence-recording app that helped file a legal case, a frog-ID biodiversity app, a bus-audio… | ||
| Linux-Sunxi: Community behind Allwinner SOCs mainline support | Vishnu Patekar | 28m |
linux-sunxi drives upstream Linux and U-Boot support for over 20 Allwinner SoCs, with 1,300 members and ~150 active on IRC, and claims concrete wins: mainline… | ||
| Develop UEFI with openSUSE | Gary Lin | 29m |
Shows how to build and run UEFI firmware from EDK2 on a local VM so development avoids bare metal and slow SPI flashes: use QEMU + OVMF (installable package on… | ||
| Coccinelle: Finding bugs in the Linux Kernel | Vaishali Thakkar | 28m |
Coccinelle is a program-matching and transformation tool that uses SmPL semantic patch language to auto-find and auto-fix kernel bugs, producing about 4000+… | ||
| FreeBSD is not a Linux Distro | Philip Paeps | 34m |
FreeBSD presents a full operating system (kernel plus libc and tools) rather than a Linux distro, ships a ports collection of about 24,000 packages, and… | ||
| Industrial IO and You- Nonsense Hacks! | Matt Ranostay | 37m |
Speaker: Matt Ranostay, Konsulko Group
Speaker will go into how to develop an Linux Industrial I/O subsystem driver for an entirely new sensor, and how… | ||
| The Qemu/KVM ecosystem: Navigating the code! | Bandan Das | 25m |
A fast code-level tour of how QEMU and KVM actually cooperate: it shows the kernel ioctls used (open /dev/kvm, KVM_CREATE_VM, set_user_memory_region… | ||
| KVM Nested Virtualization: Workings and Usecases | Bandan Das | 31m |
KVM implements x86 nested virtualization by trapping a guest’s VMCS creation, synthesizing a minimal host VMCS (the VMCS02 subset) and running L2 on behalf of… | ||
| Hello Wayland, Goodbye X11 - The year of the Linux desktop! | Carsten Haitzler | 30m |
Wayland is now shipping as the default display stack in places like Fedora 25 and Tizen and aims to replace X11 by moving rendering into clients, making the… | ||
| How to custom our owen plymouth theme | Zhao Qiang | 19m |
Plymouth is a bootsplash that uses DRM/KMS and ships inside the initrd; themes combine a scene file and a plugin, usually either a simple frame-by-frame… | ||
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