Øredev 2016
2016-11-07..2016-11-11
Malmö, Sweden
Øredev ·
[Øredev 2015, Øredev 2016, Oredev 2017, Øredev 2018, Øredev 2019, Øredev 2022, Øredev 2023, Øredev 2024, Øredev 2025]
who it's for
software developers, mobile developers, frontend developers, backend developers, engineering managers, software architects, security engineers
topics
Reactive Extensions (Rx); React Native with ClojureScript on iOS; Xamarin cross-platform development; SOLID architecture in slices; microservices design and resilience; ORM anti-patterns; ASP.NET Core security; automated JUnit generation with Evosuite; Oracle JET for cloud data visualization; learning Java for polyglot development; privacy and social media influence; developer UX principles
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Managing for Happiness | Jurgen Appelo | 52m |
Research claim: happy workers are measurably more productive; one group sees turnover drop from 17% to nearly zero after an agile shift. Practical tools and… | ||
| Learning Rx by example | Kaushik Gopal | 41m |
Three concrete Rx examples for Android that actually show working code and outcomes rather than abstract promises: merging local DB and network without stale… | ||
| The Matrix, Inverted | Aral Balkan | 54m |
Claims that tech companies run people farming businesses backed by specific numbers: 62 people hold as much wealth as the poorest half (Oxfam); China has eight… | ||
| The Present and Possible Future of Quantum Computing | Charles Marcus | 54m |
Survey of concrete results and remaining gaps: experiments detect signatures of a Majorana zero mode in semiconductor nanowires with epitaxial aluminum… | ||
| Privacy, a relic of the past? | Ancilla van de Leest | 51m |
Argues that privacy is a basic human right necessary for checks and balances and shows concrete abuses: wartime census maps later used to deport people… | ||
| How ISIS is Winning the Social Media War | Brendan Koerner | 38m |
Claims that ISIS builds a decentralized media machine are backed by specifics: provincial media offices, screening rooms, flash drives and SIM cards, radio… | ||
| Our role in the fourth industrial revolution | Christian Heilmann | 55m |
Machines are already automating routine work: a BBC/Oxford tool shows legal secretaries 98% replaceable while people-managing roles stay low risk, and voice… | ||
| The 2016 Øredev Experience | J Lang | 01m |
A short montage claims Øredev 2016 runs well organized sessions and high quality talks that favor conversation over blog posts, with onstage bits and hallway… | ||
| Busting the Myths with Cross-Platform Xamarin | Filip Ekberg | 42m |
Xamarin promises big code sharing but the reality is concrete: a public‑transport ticket app ends up with two heavy platform projects and a tiny shared layer… | ||
| Fixing mind anti-patterns with mindfulness | José Lorenzo Rodríguez | 42m |
Want to watch more videos about X-track? Click here: https://vimeo.com/album/4414352/ Emotional skills are unfortunately among those things that are rarely… | ||
| On iOS with React Native and Clojurescript | Jelle Akkerman | 27m |
An actual App Store featured iOS app is built with Clojurescript on top of React Native and ships native scrolling and transitions with no web views. The… | ||
| SOLID Architecture in Slices not Layers | Jimmy Bogard | 40m |
Argues that replacing horizontal layers with vertical slices yields simpler, safer systems: a single case where four screens live in 20,000 lines for four… | ||
| Webmasters, Full Stack Developers and Other Legendary Creatures | Dylan Beatti | 38m |
Argues that the full‑stack legend is nostalgia and that concrete tradeoffs matter: shows historical claims about Tim Berners‑Lee, HTML, HTTP and URLs, recounts… | ||
| What if you could build it from scratch? | Joel Abrahamsson | 37m |
Expressen replaces a monolithic .NET CMS by incrementally extracting features into services built with Node, publishes 30+ Node applications, moves from 0 to… | ||
| ORM is an Offensive Anti-Pattern | Yegor Bugayenko | 36m |
Claim: ORM is an anti‑pattern because ORM turns objects into dumb data bags, and common tools like Hibernate/JPA produce DTOs with getters and setters that… | ||
| Oracle JET: Enterprise JavaScript for visualising cloud data | Geertjan Wielenga | 39m |
Want to learn more about Tools? Click here: https://vimeo.com/album/4414342 The Cloud is everywhere, but how do you get into it? Developers everywhere are… | ||
| Become a Polyglot by learning Java! | Jaroslaw Tulach | 47m |
Want to learn more about Languages? Click here: https://vimeo.com/album/4414341 In a world running at breakneck speed to JavaScript, it is refreshing to see a… | ||
| A guided tour of ASP.NET core security | Anders Abel | 39m |
ASP.NET Core presents a new, extensible security model: a pluggable cookie middleware that extracts and restores identities, a policy-driven authorization… | ||
| The Slideless Microservices Session | Adam Bien | 41m |
Live-codes a JAX-RS microservice, builds a micro.war 3k with Maven, packages it into a full Payara/WildFly image that becomes a 700 MB image but deploys in… | ||
| Generating JUnit test cases Automatically with Evosuite | Andrea Arcuri | 37m |
Automatic generation of JUnit tests claims to push a button and produce runnable suites; the demo uses EvoSuite with genetic algorithms and bytecode… | ||
| Why Promising Nothing Delivers More and Planing Always Fails | Johan Öbrink | 41m |
Argues fixed-price fixed-scope projects misallocate risk and produce worse products and urges switching KPIs to startup-style measures: continuous delivery… | ||
| A developers guide to the UX Galaxy | Tess Ferrandez-Norlander | 38m |
Presents Microsoft Research’s concrete checklist called tenets and traps, distilled from roughly a century of UI research, and shows it predicting and catching… | ||
| Avoiding Microservice Megadisaster | Jimmy Bogard | 42m |
Post-mortem of an 18‑month rewrite that spends $150M and hundreds of developers to replace a monolith and ends up with 200+ networked API calls that produce a… | ||
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