GOTO Berlin 2018
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Aftermovie | 01m | |
A fast-paced highlights reel of GOTO Berlin 2018 that stitches key moments: crowd shots of repeat attendees calling the event a yearly highlight, a surprise… | ||
| Top 3 Most Viewed Talks | James Coplien, Florian Gilcher, Russ Olsen | 02m |
Top three most viewed GOTO Berlin 2018 talks give concrete claims: agile came from scrum not the other way around with lineage traced to military training and… | ||
| Functional Programming in 40 Minutes | Russ Olsen | 42m |
Functional programming centers on pure functions, immutable persistent data structures, and explicit bridges to the messy world like atoms and agents or queues… | ||
| Modular Monoliths | Simon Brown | 47m |
Argues that you can get microservice-like modularity inside a single Java monolith by aligning architecture diagrams with code, using the C4/Structureizr… | ||
| Introduction to OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect | Philippe De Ryck | 47m |
Explains how OAuth delegates access using an authorization server, shows three concrete flows: client credentials for machine-to-machine, authorization code… | ||
| Event-Driven Microservices - not (just) about Events! | Allard Buijze | 46m |
Events often mask hidden two‑way dependencies and copying of business rules, so choose message types deliberately: events introduce implicit coupling for… | ||
| Event-based Architecture & Implementations with Kafka & Atom | Eberhard Wolff | 46m |
Compares Kafka and Atom with concrete tradeoffs: Kafka stores records forever, offers consumer groups and partition ordering guarantees, needs… | ||
| Talking with Tech Leads | Patrick Kua | 48m |
N26 builds a tech leadership development program and reports trained 100+ tech leads as evidence that the role needs teaching, not just promotion. A Tech Lead… | ||
| Making Microservices Micro with Istio & Kubernetes | Ray Tsang | 50m |
Claims Istio plus Kubernetes gives service-level control without changing app code, demonstrated by building two tiny Java services, packaging images with… | ||
| 15 Years of Spring: Evolving a Java Application Framework | Juergen Hoeller | 52m |
Framework starts as a book prototype and becomes a runnable ecosystem, with 0.9 released June 2003 and fifteen years of evolution across five JDK generations… | ||
| Insecure Transit - Microservice | Sam Newman | 51m |
Argues that microservices can improve security if teams patch regularly and handle secrets properly, citing the Equifax breach (143 million records) and the… | ||
| Serverless Architectural Patterns and Best Practices | Sascha Möllering | 49m |
Three concrete serverless patterns with the exact AWS pieces to build them: a web app using API Gateway, CloudFront, Cognito, S3 and Lambda; a data lake on S3… | ||
| Boost your API Development with GraphQL & Prisma | Nikolas Burk | 46m |
Live demo shows a GraphQL server built with GraphQL Yoga on Express, resolvers wired to an auto-generated Prisma client from a declarative SDL data model, and… | ||
| The 7 Quests of Resilient Software Design | Uwe Friedrichsen | 47m |
Claims seven concrete obstacles to resilient systems: seven quests covering business case (resilience prevents lost revenue, not directly makes money), the… | ||
| Keeping Up with Java | Sander Mak | 46m |
Overview of concrete changes since Java 8: the Java 9 module system adds module-info descriptors, requires and exports, and a demo compiles a CLI and analysis… | ||
| An Introduction to Bluetooth mesh for Developers | Martin Woolley | 53m |
Bluetooth mesh forms secure many‑to‑many BLE networks sized for smart buildings, claiming reach across 127 hops and tens of thousands of nodes while… | ||
| Optimizing Kubernetes Deployments with Helm | Erwin de Gier | 35m |
Runs Kubernetes on GKE for a crypto trading platform called WeAreBlox, uses Helm charts and a private chart repo to package and version deployments, and drives… | ||
| SSL/TLS for Mortals | Maarten Mulders | 44m |
Explains why TLS matters, shows a live curl + Wireshark demo that contrasts plaintext HTTP with encrypted TLS, and walks through RSA with small primes to show… | ||
| GraalVM: Run Programs Faster Anywhere | Oleg Šelajev | 49m |
GraalVM is a polyglot, embeddable VM that runs Java, Scala, Kotlin, Groovy, JavaScript/Node, Ruby, R, Python and LLVM bytecode, and plugs into HotSpot via… | ||
| The World after Microservice Migration w/ Service Mesh & Contract Testing | D. Mitrovic | 40m |
Refactors a Scala monolith into microservices, then shows the concrete infra used to keep things working: linkerd v1 on AWS ECS with Consul and registrate for… | ||
| Mind as Code - Mindfulness for Developers & Knowledge Workers | Markus Wittwer | 49m |
Mindfulness trains three concrete skills—concentration (use a breath or body spot like a debugger breakpoint), clarity (higher-resolution perception of… | ||
| Secret Management with Hashicorp's Vault | Daniel Bornkessel | 43m |
HashiCorp Vault is shown creating per-instance database users with dynamic secrets that expire (example TTL one hour) and are auto-deleted, plus AWS and… | ||
| CERN from an IT Perspective | Jan Janke | 41m |
CERN operates a 27 km superconducting proton accelerator reaching ~7 TeV and generating about 600 million detector collision events per second; custom trigger… | ||
| 5 Reasons to Use Reactive Programming if You Are Not eBay | Grygoriy Gonchar | 35m |
eBay Classifieds evaluates reactive stacks like Project Reactor and RxJava alongside actor systems such as Akka and finds five practical wins: handle… | ||
| Zen and the Art of Convincing Your Company to Use Rust | Ashley Williams | 46m |
NPM runs Rust in production since late 2016 and uses it for store file transforms and tiny microservices behind a change-follower architecture built with Tokio… | ||
| From the OWASP Top Ten(s) to the OWASP ASVS | Philippe De Ryck | 41m |
Compares the OWASP Top Ten 2017 and Proactive Controls 2018 to ASVS v3.1 and shows concrete requirements not platitudes: over 150 requirements across 16… | ||
| Accelerated Learning: How Agile Can Help You? | Artur Margonari | 01h 00m |
Argues that deliberate shortcuts let nonexperts get “good enough” fast: cites Josh Kaufman’s 20 hours to reach a steep learning curve and lists five actions —… | ||
| Troubleshooting & Debugging Microservices in Kubernetes | Ray Tsang, Robert Kubis | 50m |
Demo guestbook app runs on a five‑node GKE cluster and surfaces 404/500 errors. Troubleshooting workflow: compare container image SHAs (don’t rely on latest)… | ||
| Build a Q&A Bot with DeepLearning4J | Willem Meints | 45m |
Builds a Java Q&A bot using DeepLearning4J with an autoencoder plus classifier architecture: 1,024‑dim input layers, ~2,500‑word vocabulary, compressed latent… | ||
| How to Build a Consultancy People Enjoy Working for | Uwe Friedrichsen, Stefán, Erik Dörnenburg | 48m |
Three consultancies disclose concrete practices: a sustained 20% time allocation for learning and outbound content, company-funded hardware choice and branch… | ||
| A Cartoon Quest: New Adventures for WebAssembly | Lin Clark | 44m |
WebAssembly already runs C/C++/Rust in browsers and powers AutoCAD and Lightroom ports, with a source‑maps parser showing 11-fold and another parser 86x… | ||
| Why you don't see Blockchain in your Everyday Life…yet | Ricardo Garcia | 40m |
Adoption stalls because the problems are concrete not conceptual: consortiums take months to form (Mobi: 37 members, ~12 months; Energon: 23 utilities, ~10… | ||
| Build Agility with Design Sprints | Gary Crawford | 47m |
Design sprints compress discovery into a five-day sprint that maps the problem (Mon), sketches and remixes solutions (Tue), decides and storyboards (Wed)… | ||
| Artificial Intelligence Reloaded - AI Apps in the Industry | Christoph Windheuser | 44m |
ThoughtWorks describes concrete industry work: data ingestion from SAP, POS and cloud sources, cleaning and feature engineering for forecasting and… | ||
| Swearing, Nudity and Other Vulnerable Positions | John Le Drew | 53m |
Over 75 hours of interviews across three months produce a practical claim: psychological safety is the single predictor that underpins Google’s five team… | ||
| Computers are Stupid: Protecting "AI" from Itself | Katharine Jarmul | 44m |
Adversarial examples repeatedly turn real objects into high‑confidence misclassifications (a 3D‑printed turtle gets labeled a rifle at 90% confidence)… | ||
| (Deep) Learning to Fly | Krzysztof Kudrynski, Błażej Kubiak | 45m |
Project builds a mono‑camera autonomous racer on a Parrot AR.Drone using FFmpeg, OpenCV, C++ and Python, with a ResNet-50 fully convolutional depth network… | ||
| GameDays: Practice Thoughtful Chaos Engineering | Ho Ming Li | 45m |
Covers a practical GameDay workflow using Gremlin with 3–5 experiments per session, starting small in staging and escalating to prod with defined abort… | ||
| The Different Perspectives needed for Self-organization | Stefan Rudnitzki | 38m |
Over three years a 150‑person company prototypes a shift to self‑management and ends with partly autonomous units, roles split into four leadership facets and… | ||
| An Intro to Project Riff, a FaaS Built on Top of Knative | Eric Bottard | 50m |
Project riff runs on Kubernetes and uses Knative Serving plus Istio sidecars to auto scale apps to zero and back; riff CLI plus Kaniko builds produce container… | ||
| Your Superpower User Manual | Marc Cohen | 43m |
Argues that everyday developers can wield “superpowers” by combining Google Cloud tools and Python to get real results: BigQuery: 17 billion rows in ~25… | ||
| From (Big) Data Mess to Data as an Innovation Enabler | Olaf Zschiedrich | 48m |
OLX Group collects and processes billions of events per day from a heterogeneous portfolio and serves ~150 million unique users; the engineering story shows a… | ||
| Coworking Spaces - a Journey through the Concepts | Dina Sierralta | 31m |
Runs a coworking space in Hamburg for two years and distills practical rules: five pillars—openness, community, accessibility, sustainability… | ||
| Experience Report - Teaching Kids to Code for 10 Years | Lynn Langit, Jessica Ellis | 49m |
Eleven years of classroom experiments produce a free curriculum that moves kids from Scratch/Kodu/Small Basic into Java via a specially configured Eclipse IDE… | ||
| How Software can be Thought of as a Force for Good | Francesco Mondora | 48m |
Describes a self-managed teal company that runs Scrum since 2002, opens salaries in a shared sheet so teams manage P&L, and hires one farmer per 20 employees… | ||
| Energy and Education Access for Remote Communities | Jaideep Bansal | 45m |
Global Himalayan Expedition electrifies remote Himalayan villages using simple DC solar microgrids (solar panel, charge controller, lead‑acid batteries, MCB… | ||
| Frugal Innovation | Betty Enyonam Kumahor | 39m |
Explains concrete, tested fixes for African constraints: mobile-first not smartphone-only solutions, USSD and SMS workarounds, and simple hardware. Shows a… | ||
| Building LPWAN Solutions that last for Years | Johan Stokking | 36m |
Mass-deployable LoRa devices use LoRaWAN messaging over kilometers with a typical LoRa link budget ~151 dBm versus Wi‑Fi ~95 dBm, enabling tiny sensors to run… | ||
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