Infobip Shift 2021
as the organisers put it
Infobip Shift is the largest Developer event in Southeastern Europe, which purpose is to bring the world’s brightest developers together. For its 10th anniversary this event will bring together more than 3000 attendees from all around the globe.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| But... You're Not Facebook - Kitze (Sizzy) | KITZE | 33m |
Claim: most teams optimize for scale they never see and copy big companies. Gives concrete examples: a reported landing‑page “memory leak” that analytics show… | ||
| Building Full-Stack dApps | Nader Dabit | 42m |
Builds and deploys a local EVM app end to end: compiles a Greeter and a tiny ERC‑20, mints 100,000 tokens (18 decimals), runs a local Hardhat node with 20… | ||
| Edge Side Rendering with Nuxt 3 | Sébastien Chopin | 28m |
Nuxt 3 ships a new runtime Nitro that traces Node deps with Vercel nft, bundles server code with Rollup and keeps the server output under 1 MB so it runs on… | ||
| You're a Wizard Form, Harry | Erik Rasmussen | 30m |
A five‑step wizard form is implemented with XState driving explicit states (contact, ingredients, delivery, delivery address, order completed) and a form… | ||
| Don't Solve Problems, Eliminate Them | Kent C. Dodds | 19m |
Central claim: stop firefighting and eliminate root causes by changing code, process, and incentives rather than adding fixes. Shows a concrete… | ||
| Luring Devs by Cutting Down the Time to First "Hello World" | Aldin Kiselica | 21m |
Claims the team cuts time to a working API call to seconds by replacing setup with a one‑click demo: account signup needs email + phone verification, then a… | ||
| Full End to End Testing for Your HTML Email Workflows | Gleb Bahmutov | 26m |
Full end-to-end procedure that actually runs: spin a local SMTP tester or create per-test ethereal accounts, send mail via nodemailer or point at SendGrid… | ||
| Making Application Logic Visually Collaborative | David Khourshid | 27m |
Argues that application logic becomes precise, testable and team-visible when extracted into executable diagrams backed by state machines, statecharts and the… | ||
| Building a Serverless Compute Platform with AWS and TypeScript | Tomasz Łakomy | 29m |
A four‑person team builds a serverless compute platform in weeks not years, letting customers upload arbitrary TypeScript/JavaScript functions and invoke them… | ||
| WebAssembly is not Just for the Web | Nic Jackson | 31m |
Claims that WebAssembly runs everywhere to enable cross‑language plugins and foreign libraries, demonstrated by embedding the Wasmtime runtime with Java… | ||
| Approach to the Fastest Possible Time-to-Interactive | Miško Hevery | 32m |
Builder.io releases Qwik, an open‑source framework that server‑renders pages and serializes listeners and state into HTML so no app code downloads until user… | ||
| The Life Changing Magic of Becoming API First | Joyce Lin | 25m |
A concrete claim: designing APIs before code reduces rework and enables parallel development by letting docs, tests and clients start against mock servers… | ||
| Opening Ceremony | 14m | |
Event opens with logistics and a schedule tour: a 360 stage that splits after lunch into three sector stages named conversation moment and answer, a startup… | ||
| ES Modules in Node JS | Gil Tayar | 32m |
Node v12 ships unflagged ESM after the spec (June 2015) and Node implementation (Nov 2019), and the talk argues the actual change is a semantics break: Node… | ||
| How Pandemic Made Us Remote Friendly | Darko Zelic | 29m |
Company grows from five offices to 30+ locations and turns a three-person remote outpost into 3 to 400 employees remote overnight, forcing a six‑month… | ||
| Rescue the Dead Horse | Eva Ferreira | 24m |
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| Four Principles of Reactive Architectures | Srdan Srepfler | 27m |
Retail betting workloads spike every weekend and the Reactive Manifesto prescribes Responsive, Resilient, Elastic, Message Driven systems that scale and fail… | ||
| Fireside Chat | Ivan Burazin, David Heinemeier Hansson | 28m |
Description of HEY and Basecamp work, claim that HEY ships 60KB vs Gmail 3MB for the inbox and proves heavy JS is unnecessary, explanation of Hotwire (Turbo… | ||
| Fireside Chat - From Developers to Founders: We Are Just Starting | Silvio Kutic, Ivan Burazin | 20m |
Starts as developers, launches multiple failed projects and pivoted seven times until 2006 when the business becomes an API-first CPaaS and begins scaling… | ||
| Deployments and Disasters - an incident management RPG | Josip Antolis | 28m |
An incident-management tabletop RPG called Deployments and Disasters trains engineers by narrating system state, assigning cross-role play, and resolving… | ||
| Panel - How to Develop a Successful Digital Product Within a Large Corporation | Ana Zovko, Ivana Budin Arhanic, Fedor Bauer, Nikola Vrdoljak | 37m |
Three Croatian corporates describe concrete outcomes: an insurance brand launches in 10 months to market, sells a car policy in under a minute, handles small… | ||
| Zero downtime Deployment on Kubernetes | Nicolas Fränkel | 37m |
Shows a zero-downtime path that keeps a service live while changing a database schema: Kubernetes rolling upgrades plus a streaming pipeline that does initial… | ||
| Modern Front End Routing | Eduardo San Martin Morote | 31m |
Explains that the new App History API replaces pushState/replaceState with a single navigate(url, {replace, state, info}) that navigate returns a promise… | ||
| Panel - Rethinking Concepts: The Crypto Tide | Lazar Travica, Josipa Majic, Illia Polosukhin, Mislav Javor, Nikola Pavesic | 33m |
Panel lists concrete moves not hype: a layer‑one aiming for billion active users with developer tooling (TypeScript Rust smart contracts, indexers, separate… | ||
| It’s Easy to Create a Good looking Product, but What About a Useful One? | Eleftheria Batsou | 28m |
Defines UX vs UI with concrete boundaries and a development workflow: user interviews, personas, information architecture, component libraries and design… | ||
| New Adventures in Front-End, 2021 Edition | Vitaly Friedman | 34m |
Argues that modern front-end complexity comes from device and network fragmentation: low-end phones like moto g4 behave 20–40× slower than modern iPhones… | ||
| Jamstack for Complex Apps | Atila Fassina | 30m |
Argues Jamstack reduces long-term complexity by shifting integration to the backend and serving static markup plus lambdas to avoid client bloat. Demonstration… | ||
| The Third Age of JavaScript | Shawn Swyx Wang | 28m |
Argument that the web is entering a new decade: IE11’s market share falls from 3.6% to 1.6% and corporate support is dropping, enabling a shift to ES Modules… | ||
| You Can Do it, Put your Backend to it! | Adrienne Braganza Tacke | 28m |
A React task‑tracker connects to MongoDB Realm and an Atlas cluster; email/password login is toggled on, deployed from a draft, and validates credentials… | ||
| Fireside chat - Monoliths, Microservices & Modernization – Practical Strategies | Bruno Kovacevic, Ivan Brezak Brkan | 33m |
A bank moves from a Java monolith to a platform running 50+ microservices with containerized apps, streaming tech and CI/CD that supports multiple deployments… | ||
| Fireside chat - Is the Omnichannel Approach Key to Winning Customer Retention? | Samsoor Hemat, Aleksandar Daic | 20m |
Claim: integrating Atlassian plus chat apps and Infobip tools reduces manual outreach and boosts retention. Built omnichat for Jira Service Management… | ||
| TigerGraph, Connecting the World | Bruno Simic | 29m |
Graph analytic system that combines transactional and analytics workloads and runs distributed or single-node, demonstrated on an IMDB import with 19 million… | ||
| What's New & The Future in the World of CSS | Gift Egwuenu | 35m |
Covers five concrete features with live demos: a horizontal scroll-snap demo snapping to images that replaces JS carousels, aspect-ratio replaces the… | ||
| Speeding up Build Times with DPR in Next js | Ekene Eze | 29m |
DPR cuts initial and update build time by pre-rendering only a small critical set and deferring the rest to on-request workers. Example: a 3,700‑page news site… | ||
| Adopting a Test driven Mindset in the Workplace | Donny Wals | 25m |
Explains a practical path from vague requirements to automated checks using Gherkin for human-readable acceptance criteria, incremental refactors of legacy… | ||
| The Virtual Reality of the Pandemic | Johanna Pirker | 29m |
Pandemic-era data shows game platforms become social infrastructure: lectures move to Twitch lectures, growing from a 30-minute class to 60+ minutes with… | ||
| Fireside chat | Danijel Miletic, Dragan Petric | 20m |
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| How Atlassian Unlocks High-Velocity Teams with Jira | Simon Bradford | 17m |
Jira Service Management claims to unite dev, IT and business teams to “unlock high‑velocity” delivery, already used by about 34,000 customers, and cuts request… | ||
| The Eternal Sunshine of the Zero Build Pipeline | Matthias Dugué | 25m |
Argues that replacing heavy bundlers with native ESM and modern tools cuts dev iteration from minutes to instant reloads: uses Vite, Snowpack, WMR and esbuild… | ||
| Open Source vs Open Core | Edward Wijnen | 10m |
Open core splits an open project into a free core and paid enterprise features so you risk vendor lock-in and an infectious license that forces extra… | ||
| Igniting Innovation in an Organization | Greg Fisher | 36m |
Argues organizations must choose one or a mix of four concrete innovation modes—specialist, venture, network, community—and gives operational rules for each… | ||
| Non-traditional usage of Cloud for Science Art | Dmitry Soshnikov | 31m |
Uses Azure Functions + Face API to build an interactive exhibit that captures a photo, extracts ~29 facial landmarks, aligns images (three-point affine), and… | ||
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