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Full Stack Europe 2022

date:2022-10-05..2022-10-07
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series:Full Stack Europe · one edition
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Exception Driven DesignNico Deblauwe06m
Argues that shipping without full test coverage is acceptable if three concrete pieces exist: a bug tracker that sends notifications like Flair so every 500…
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Why we don't get things doneBert De Swaef04m
Claims three concrete causes for stalled projects with a surprising number attached: 45% imposter syndrome plus procrastination and a delegation phobia…
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All Aboard the Regular ExpressAlex Vanderbist26m
Shows when to skip regex (don’t use it for full RFC email validation or checksum math) and when to use it: use extended mode (x flag) to add whitespace and…
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Designing a mission critical event systemFrank de Jonghe31m
Design covers a concrete fintech case: events must reach accounting within one minute so losses and support costs stay tiny. Implementation uses a…
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Hear no Evil, See no Evil, Code no Evil ();Zoë Rose31m
Concrete incident postmortems: Grindr misuse and a stalker using a car app, the ICO site running a crypto miner, Equifax’s failure to layer controls, Optus…
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Some small steps for code, One giant leap for qualityKeerthana Krishnan28m
Concrete steps: keep a visible tech-debt tracker (markdown or Jira epic) with issue comments linking to offending files; run linters like ESLint and Prettier…
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The future of computing with Quantum ComputingRene Schulte28m
Overview of concrete claims and demos: quantum hardware sits at 127 to 400 qubits today with topological research ongoing; quantum key distribution already…
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Microservices in Your MonolithAaron Francis29m
Package called Sidecar lets a Laravel monolith package, deploy and invoke AWS Lambda functions from the same repo: same repo, deployed alongside. Code files…
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The Fuller StackKevlin Henney55m
Argues that “full stack” must include hardware, physics and people, not just front- and back-end frameworks, and classifies software into S/P/E classification…
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CSS in 2022 (and beyond)Bramus Van Damme39m
Browser vendors converge on a test‑driven rollout (Web Platform Tests aiming for high‑90s scores) and many concrete features land or near‑land: demos use…
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Scroll-Linked AnimationsBramus Van Damme07m
A Cover Flow clone is built and works using HTML and CSS only — an inline‑block horizontal list with overflow scroll, CSS scroll snapping to center items, and…
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Message processing failed! But what's the root cause?Laila Bougria37m
Shows how to find root causes in message-driven systems by combining modeling, integration tests, and instrumentation with OpenTelemetry; uses the AAA test…
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Advanced Git MagicPauline Vos40m
Covers concrete workflows: enforce atomic commits, use interactive rebase (git rebase -i HEAD~N, stash, edit, git rebase --continue) to reshape history; time…
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Before You Deploy Code, Deploy EmpathyMichele Hansen22m
Before building, use cognitive empathy to extract the actual process: ask Could you give me some context or What led to this (avoid the word why), pause longer…
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Parser CombinatorsMathias Verraes41m
A Haskell-style parser combinator library is implemented in PHP that models parsers as functions returning success or error plus remainder, with concrete…
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Build Beautiful CLI Apps Using TermwindFrancisco Madeira26m
Live coding shows Termwind exposes an HTML-like API and Tailwind-style utility classes for the terminal, letting code set colors, padding, margins, flex…
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The eye of the beholderPelle Martin34m
Claims that long‑lasting digital design comes from staying product‑first, mining the surroundings and using simple physics, not chasing fashions. Examples: a…
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Mob CodingThomas Coopman14m
Live mob coding session that uses mob coding and test-driven development to implement a two-player rock-paper-scissors CLI with a first-to-three-wins rule and…
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Prevent a mess with PHP Mess DetectorTobias van Beek04m
Shows how PHP Mess Detector catches real issues in a tiny shopping‑list class: flags a boolean flag, static access, and rising cyclomatic complexity, and…
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Maintainability Index explainedDavid Lambauer06m
Defines the maintainability index as a code-only KPI computed from cyclomatic complexity (decision count) and Halstead volume (size/operators), not from infra…
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