Øredev 2015
2015-11-03..2015-11-06
Malmö, Sweden
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who it's for
web developers, front end developers, backend developers, android developers, qa engineers, machine learning engineers, devops engineers
topics
RxJS observables in Angular2; GraphQL introspection API; event-driven microservices; Dynamo paper mechanisms; Apache Cassandra tradeoffs; Kotlin language for Android; isomorphic React/Node rendering; test-driven JavaScript and CSS; browser CI with karma; Jenkins Android build automation; Nexa wireless reverse engineering; autonomous vehicle sensors and V2V
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Android Libraries | Emanuel Zattin | 32m |
Practical checklist: design a clear API that is hard to misuse, produce source jars, and prefer use JUnit 4 for parametric tests; automate builds and matrix… | ||
| The Dawn of Agentive Technology | Chris Noessel | 39m |
Argues a distinct category: narrow artificial intelligence acting as an agent that runs over time, monitors data streams, follows rules and exceptions, and… | ||
| Agile Engineering for Web | James Shore | 41m |
Compares concrete practices for front-end agility: demonstrates test-driven JavaScript and CSS by live-coding a toggle widget, shows refactor from floats to… | ||
| Angular2 Data Flow | Rob Wormland | 32m |
Claim: Angular2 moves core data flow to observables so forms, HTTP and websockets emit streams that are debounced, mapped and combined with Rx operators. It… | ||
| Patterns and Practices for Real-world event-driven microservices | Rachel Reese | 38m |
Jet.com designs an event‑driven platform with 300–350 microservices, processes ~20,000 orders/day (growth from hundreds), and relies on Azure and F# while… | ||
| Self-driving cars - the future is here.... | Matt Lewis | 50m |
Claims include concrete timelines and pilots: Google bubble car prototypes drive with no steering wheel using LIDAR cameras GPS and cloud 3D maps; DARPA Grand… | ||
| Advancing android development with the kotlin language | Jake Wharton | 41m |
Kotlin promises concrete gains for Android: extension functions let Java types gain new methods without runtime cost, and inline functions eliminate the tiny… | ||
| DYNAMO: the paper that changed the database world | Christopher Batey | 43m |
Explains the Dynamo paper claim that a masterless key value store can run active active over multiple datacenters and support millions of durable writes a… | ||
| Learning Node After a Career on Microsoft | Jeff Handley | 40m |
After 15 years on the Microsoft stack a platform switch to Node.js and React yields concrete results not abstraction: an isomorphic React/Node app that does… | ||
| Hacking your home-reverse engineering wireless transmission | Karl-Hendrick Nilsson | 39m |
Reverse engineers Nexa power remotes and commodity weather sensors to control a car heater, proving the method works end to end: capture with a cheap 1.2 kr FM… | ||
| Introduction to Graphql | Lee Byron | 47m |
GraphQL is a query language with a strict type system and an introspection API that returns exactly the requested shape, supports mutations, fragments for… | ||
| Smarter Testing Through Smarter Testers | Christin Wiedermann | 35m |
A concrete claim: a four-step framework — Assess, Align, Advise, Accelerate — speeds decision making so testing targets the highest product risks and stops… | ||
| The Al Revolution: The Road to Superintelligence | Tim Urban | 01h 19m |
Claims: narrow AIs (Watson, search/rec sys) already work; hardware trends predict 2025 $1,000 brain‑equivalent and eventual orders‑of‑magnitude scaling… | ||
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