GOTO Chicago 2013
2013-04-23..2013-04-26
Chicago, United States
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who it's for
software architects, backend developers, devops engineers, site reliability engineers, data engineers, security engineers, engineering managers
topics
Rx Java and JavaScript implementations; schema-on-read metadata and indexes; continuation-style async programming; behavior driven development practices; Disruptor low-latency optimizations; off-heap ByteBuffer and Unsafe usage; memory mapping and transferTo for zero-copy; native graph databases and Cypher queries; Erlang/OTP with Riak key-value architecture; DevOps as cultural collaboration
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Interview with | Erik Meijer | 34m |
Startup Applied Duality builds a real-time streaming big-data product around Rx open-sourced (Dec 2012) and compatible Java/JS implementations (Netflix Java… | ||
| Interview with | Liz Keogh, Daniel Terhorst-North | 17m |
BDD is about using concrete examples to surface risk and drive development, not about test automation frameworks like Cucumber or JBehave. Observe that teams… | ||
| Interview with | Martin Thompson | 24m |
Describes how Disruptor open-sourced led to concrete community fixes and usability changes that were reabsorbed into the codebase, improving edge-case… | ||
| Interview with | Jim Webber | 28m |
Chief scientist at Neo4j reports about 40 conference talks and traces a thread from distributed systems through REST to native graph storage, arguing graphs… | ||
| Interview with | Aaron Bedra, Michael Feathers | 33m |
Argues that security must be a cultural, design-first decision not an afterthought, showing concrete tools and incidents: a Ruby zero-day spawned a worm until… | ||
| Interview with | Linda Rising | 26m |
Argues that intrinsic motivation beats carrots and sticks, citing the Harlow 1949 rhesus monkey experiment that shows play for its own sake; demonstrates that… | ||
| What is DevOps? | John Allspaw | 20m |
Defines DevOps as a cultural and professional movement — an abstraction for respectful collaboration of domain experts rather than a product, team, role or… | ||
| Interview with | Aino Vonge Corry | 08m |
First conference talk occurs in 1999 PhD track on how design patterns relate to the evolution of object‑oriented languages, and teaching uses audience… | ||
| Interview with | Jesper Richter-Reichelm, Steve Vinoski | 27m |
Conversation explains why Erlang/OTP plus Riak favor key-value model and operational simplicity: Riak targets availability first, recommends a five-node… | ||
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