Øredev 2024
2024-11-06..2024-11-08
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 engineers, architects, engineering managers, devops engineers, data engineers, machine learning engineers, security engineers, qa engineers
topics
EF Core model first; GraalVM serverless with Spring; advanced TypeScript live coding; C# language features up to 13; OpenTelemetry observability; CQRS and event sourcing; Cosmos DB event driven systems; Semantic Kernel for AI services; productionize ML on Azure; supply chain software security; site reliability engineering practices; secure coding and developer training
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The era of the virtual world builder [Keynote] | Corin Ism | 31m |
Music and dance open until 3.36min then the talk argues that virtual space is already a governance substrate: average time in virtual worlds: 6–10 hours (4… | ||
| We're Good At Writing Software [Keynote] | Kent Beck, Beth Andres-Beck | 48m |
Asserts that known practices from the last 25 years make steady, low‑bug delivery possible and then names the concrete plumbing: automated tests that describe… | ||
| Spatial UX & Spatial AI [Keynote] | Violet Whitney, William Martin | 42m |
Claim: Spatial AI shifts intent from screens into rooms by combining multimodal models, vision, sensors and actuators. Prototypes use openai API hooked to… | ||
| Creation as Curation [Keynote] | Laura Herman | 49m |
Claim: generative AI and recommendation systems shift creative work toward selection and display not just production. Evidence: an Algorithmic Pedestal… | ||
| AI, truth, and the new information environment [Keynote] | Ingrid af Sandeberg | 48m |
Claim: over 95+% AI-generated content online by 2025, producing a feedback loop where LLMs train on LLM output. Demonstrated specifics: Narendra Modi uses… | ||
| AI Society movement in South of Sweden | Gabriela Filip, Anca Iordanescu | 19m |
A regional movement called AI Society builds a knowledge hub in south Sweden offering hands‑on trainings, community events, school partnerships and access to… | ||
| EF Core database model first - take it to the next level with Power Tools CLI | Erik Ejlskov Jensen | 44m |
Generates a DbContext and entity classes from a live database in seconds using a .NET global tool published on NuGet, with a demo that actually produces… | ||
| Demystifying authentication in ASP.NET Core | Tore Nestenius | 41m |
Demo uses ASP.NET Core 8 middleware and cookie handler to show that authentication is implemented as a claims principal built from an authentication ticket… | ||
| Architecting for a Greener Future | Sara Bergman | 38m |
Claims that operational efficiency is the fastest, practical lever: measure and reduce idle waste, delete zombie resources, and apply light‑switch ops so… | ||
| Developing .NET Apps using Azure Developer CLI (azd) | Jonah Andersson | 47m |
Templates include frontend, backend, infra (Bicep or Terraform), GitHub workflows and devcontainer scaffolding; commands shown are azd init to create the… | ||
| Practical Strategy: How to relate your OKRs to your technical real-estate | Marijn Huizendveld | 43m |
Claims that OKRs map onto technical constraints using a Wardley Map and a cadence of status emails to avoid “set and forget” practices. Shows concrete KRs —… | ||
| Harnessing LLMs for Next-Level Security Analysis | Emil Kvarnhammar | 47m |
Claims that LLMs can automate threat modeling end to end by mining source code to build architecture models, extract use cases, and surface threats, backed by… | ||
| Towards a business driven data architecture | Ghida Ibrahim | 38m |
Sector Alarm presents a concrete framework: start from business drivers, map to data products (for example churn propensity model feeding CRM views and… | ||
| Call to Connection: Cultivating Quality Relationships with Diverse Personalities | Lorraine Williams | 35m |
Shows a reproducible practice: run team assessments (DISC/MBTI/Big Five), map results to a four-color shorthand, and run a quick grouping exercise; introduces… | ||
| Thinking Functionally with C# | Simon Painter | 43m |
Claims that C# can be written functionally for more predictable, testable code and shows concrete patterns: use LINQ aggregate and zip instead of for loops… | ||
| DevOpsDocs: Transforming Tediousness into Joy | Mattias Karlsson | 40m |
A concrete claim: documentation becomes automated and current by calling vendors' REST APIs and extracting metadata into text files. The demo uses PowerShell +… | ||
| Going Serverless With Spring’s Support for GraalVM, Project CraC & More | Timo Salm | 41m |
Compares concrete results: a baseline Spring Boot app cold-starts in ~6.5 seconds and uses ~200 MB; a GraalVM native image cuts startup to ~400 ms and roughly… | ||
| Add Live Streaming to Your Application (Without Being a Video Expert!) | Todd Sharp | 41m |
Amazon IVS promises ready-made live video: create a channel and stream from a browser or OBS via the web broadcast SDK, play back with the IVS player, and… | ||
| .NET Testing Best Practices | Rob Richardson | 43m |
Sample ASP.NET Core IoT code gets unit tests added with XUnit and FluentAssertions and mocks supplied via Moq / NSubstitute and AutoMocker. Tests verify… | ||
| Java Language update | Viktor Klang | 42m |
Six‑month cadence forces features into smaller increments and preview is production quality so feedback matters; records are immutable data carriers and… | ||
| Maintaining highly distributed services with Erlang: 20y experiences in fintech | Jesper Eskilson | 38m |
Erlang powers a 20‑year fintech core that runs thousands of transactions per second, does daily zero‑downtime deployments via hot code upgrades, and survives… | ||
| Safely through the dependency minefield using OWASP Dependency Track | Christoph Menzel | 46m |
Claims a practical pipeline: generate a Cyclone di SBOM, upload it to OWASP Dependency-Track, and get continuous daily scans against NVD and other feeds. Demo… | ||
| Best Practices and Optimization with the Spark Engine | Johan Hille Bringsdal | 40m |
Overview gives concrete tactics not vagueness: Spark runs on Databricks, Microsoft Azure Synapse and Microsoft Fabric and processes 50 billion rows in… | ||
| AI app 101: Starting from scratch with Semantic Kernel | Matthew Bolanos | 39m |
Starts from a brand‑new .NET project and shows how Semantic Kernel wires an AI model into a C# app: create a kernel, add OpenAI chat completions, register… | ||
| A Deep Dive into Advanced TypeScript: A Live Coding Expedition | Christian Woerz | 43m |
Live-coded TypeScript that actually compiles: a recursive Tuple generator that builds fixed‑length readonly tuples until the compiler recursion cap (~999)… | ||
| Untangle Your Spaghetti Test Code | Michael Kutz | 43m |
Test code at this project level is treated as throwaway but causes real maintenance pain so the talk gives concrete fixes: a test data manager that truncates… | ||
| Human Learning | Milena F | 40m |
Claims that IT knowledge has a short half-life of knowledge and that attention limits learning to 5 to 9 chunks drive the talk, backed by concrete models and… | ||
| TRIM Your Automated Tests | Richard Bradshaw | 35m |
Introduces a concrete TRIM checklist with code examples and a modeling technique that maps actors to system layers so tests target the lowest risk layer… | ||
| Productionize Machine Learning on Azure | Kim Berg | 32m |
Describes Enterprise scale AI Factory that turns experiments into production with turnkey MLOps, AutoLake and reusable infra and pipeline templates. Claims: 97… | ||
| Write your own Firewall with Java & eBPF | Johannes Bechberger, Mohammed Aboullaite | 42m |
Claims a runnable high-throughput firewall built by combining Java and eBPF that actually loads BPF bytecode from Java, attaches to XDP and drops packets at… | ||
| Refactoring your legacy applications the right way | Niels Stubbe | 41m |
Argues that rewriting rarely pays off and shows a safer path: put a reverse proxy facade and use the Strangler Fig Pattern to port features incrementally… | ||
| In the future: What are designers roles in a digital product organisation | Anna Borg | 39m |
Claim: design roles pivot from wireframes to directing AI and setting experiential game plans for AR and contextual data, proven by interviews with design… | ||
| Mastering Trade-offs for Scaled Agile Success | Håkan Forss | 51m |
Argues that scaling agile requires trading individual resource efficiency for system-level flow and shows concrete fixes: switch from asynchronous bug tickets… | ||
| Unleash the power of AI: Automate tasks with OpenAI and Semantic Kernel | Matthew Bolanos | 53m |
Shows how Semantic Kernel and .NET hook real LLMs to code: it wires GPT-4o via Azure OpenAI assistants into an event-driven process layer on Dapper/Dapr, uses… | ||
| How to Wardley Map your technology strategy | David Anderson | 46m |
Claims a working method for turning a CEO's needs into concrete engineering moves using Wardley Mapping from the book The Value Flywheel Effect. Shows tools… | ||
| Refactor Yourself! | Melinda Seckington | 39m |
Applies code-refactoring principles to behaviour by mapping goals to specific habits and using personal retrospectives every two weeks to spot code‑smells in… | ||
| Unleashing the Power of Developer Tools for Web Accessibility Testing | Anuradha Kumari | 32m |
Lighthouse surfaces low‑hanging accessibility failures but DevTools reveal the real bugs: the accessibility tree shows which nodes are ignored, the ARIA… | ||
| Immersive Well-Being | Rafał Legiędź | 41m |
XR projects show concrete results not platitudes: Oculus Quest makes standalone VR cheap and receives monthly software upgrades that unlock features; optical… | ||
| Connecting Gadgets to Blazor: Bluetooth, WebHID, and Beyond | Jimmy Engström | 40m |
Shows actual code and demos: connecting Blazor apps to BLE, WebHID, WebUSB and Web Serial using a library called Blossom.Bluetooth, reading raw bytes from a… | ||
| AI in healthcare - what is hype and what is real? | Juulia Suvilehto | 36m |
Hospitals face a projected need for 25% more care by 2030 while having only ~75% of today's staff, and many clinicians report 50% of nurses and 20% of doctors… | ||
| Webauthn; Don’t do it wrong when doing it right | Oscar Arnflo | 25m |
Recounts an audit of WebAuthn and FIDO2 libraries and services that finds inconsistent handling of origins and RP IDs, with 16 validations (22 if extended) and… | ||
| Accelerate Code Quality in the AI Age | Adam Tornhill | 33m |
Data come from 100k AI refactorings and a benchmark that shows LLMs almost always produce syntactically valid code but only objectively improve code about one… | ||
| Distributed applications and Kubernetes: Frameworks or service meshes or both | Matthias Haeussler | 37m |
Compares Java frameworks (Spring Boot/Spring Cloud with Eureka and Spring Cloud Gateway, Micronaut, Quarkus using Resilience4J/SmallRye) that embed service… | ||
| Hybrid Web and Desktop apps with .NET MAUI and Blazor | Maddy Montaquila | 34m |
Claim: bring a Blazor web app to desktop and mobile with a few lines of .NET MAUI code and run the .NET runtime natively on Windows Mac iOS and Android… | ||
| Bridging bytes and behavior with Data Science and UX Research | Grishma Jena | 40m |
Claims that 120 zettabytes of data are produced last year and that 80% is unstructured while only 2% is retained set stakes. The session maps an actual Data… | ||
| Unraveling the Threads: Event-Sourcing, CQRS, and Event-Driven Architecture | Anton Stöckl | 43m |
Shows event sourcing implemented with an account example—four events (opened, deposit, withdraw, fee) projected to a balance—and explains event streams… | ||
| What is this OpenTelemetry thing? | Martin Thwaites | 43m |
OpenTelemetry claims to unify tracing logs and metrics via a standard OpenTelemetry Protocol plus SDKs for 11 languages, semantic conventions that normalize… | ||
| Building amazing Front-End Project with Gemma: A State-of-the-Art Open Model | Teresa wu | 40m |
Gemma is a Google open model (not open source) that downloads to 1–4 GB models and sometimes under 1 GB, exposes text-only and a few image-capable variants… | ||
| QA for ML: How we can trust AI with Food Sustainability | Serg Masís | 42m |
Claims that QA tames AI get grounded in specifics: a 40-line chatbot prototype built with Claude fails factual checks and prompts error analysis; retrieval and… | ||
| Apache Parquet : the standard, efficient file format for tabular data | Antoine Pitrou | 37m |
Explains Parquet’s actual on-disk layout and tradeoffs: leaf columns become physical data pages <1MB grouped into column chunks and row groups, encodings… | ||
| Blending Product Thinking with Architecture | Joel Tosi | 47m |
Product context drives architecture: using event storming, strategic DDD, C4 modeling and architecture decision records to map events, find bounded contexts… | ||
| There is no Dana only Zuul | Johannes Foufas | 43m |
Volvo Cars explains why Zuul+Gerrit+Bazel runs the in-car CI: Zuul handles cross-repo gating and a virtual monor repo via Git superprojects and submodules… | ||
| So you want to develop ethical AI. What does that mean in practice? | Sonja Rattay | 32m |
Claims that ethical AI is a checklist fail; ethics is ongoing work that requires contextualized trade-offs, not more universal principles. Concrete failures… | ||
| Iterate fast on hardware with Nerves | Lars Wikman | 43m |
Nerves uses Erlang/OTP and the BEAM plus Elixir and Buildroot to boot a read only Linux image that runs the VM as PID 1, provides AB partitions with automatic… | ||
| Unlocking Agile Potential: The Role of Quality Coaches | Gitte Ottosen | 38m |
Argues that creating a quality coach role produces concrete change not slogans offering specific practices: risk-based testing integrated into sprint planning… | ||
| Productivity in the age of AI | Linda Pimmeshofer | 35m |
Boards start demanding AI after the OpenAI launch and companies deploy Microsoft Copilot for frontline staff and generative models to cut mundane work. Case… | ||
| Custom data structures in managed Postgres using WASM | Andreas Garnæs | 37m |
Claim: compile the Roaring bitmap C library to WASM and run it inside PLV8 to get native-extension–like custom types on managed Postgres (AWS RDS GCP Cloud SQL… | ||
| Guiding teams, and shaping a portfolio using Wardley maps & DDD | Marijn Huizendveld | 35m |
Claims that Wardley Mapping creates situational awareness and Event Storming + DDD reveal and shift value‑stream boundaries, with portfolio management… | ||
| "Natural Interfaces" and "Natural Language Programming" | Violet Whitney, William Martin | 41m |
Claim: democratize programming by letting plain language drive behavior rather than teaching syntax. Shows a working prototype called procession that generates… | ||
| So you think a new tool will help? Here are some things to remember | Isabel Evans | 36m |
Research claims a set of practical heuristics that ask why do we need this tool, who is it for, and where will it be used, and validates them with 12… | ||
| SecDevSecOpsSec | Jesper Olsen | 34m |
Claims and hard numbers drive the advice: AI cuts ransomware creation from 12 hours to 3 hours and could hit 15 minutes, zero‑day weaponization of patches… | ||
| Data Mesh, Data Fabric and DataOps; what should you choose? | Johan Åhlén | 40m |
Region Skåne handles petabytes of medical imaging and aims for near‑real‑time updates (they target five minutes and push toward one), so they combine a… | ||
| Secure code from start; a journey through security training for developers | Nora Bodin | 28m |
Research finds 85% of vulnerabilities are introduced in coding and fixing them grows exponentially more expensive, so a structured program is built at… | ||
| How hacking works; Web edition | Espen Sande-Larsen | 40m |
Demo uploads a JSP webshell to Tomcat 8 via HTTP PUT, yielding remote command execution and reading a flag; prototype pollution in mathjs lets an attacker… | ||
| How to protect your software project from supply chain security threats | Federico Fregosi | 41m |
Covers concrete incidents and concrete defenses: SolarWinds is a complex targeted implant, Log4Shell is a real remote code execution vector, typo‑squatting… | ||
| Cloud-Native Dev Tools: Bringing the cloud back to earth | Grace Jansen | 36m |
Claim: bring cloud behavior down to local development so iterative loops match production. Specifics: uses Open Liberty, MicroProfile and Jakarta, IDE plugins… | ||
| Facilitate You! Use your facilitating skills to lead yourself | Martin Mazur | 34m |
Claims that existing facilitation skills get repurposed to lead oneself—no new tools, just daily check-ins (5–10 minutes), weekly planning (90 minutes Friday)… | ||
| Testcontainers made easy | Álvaro Sánchez-Mariscal | 46m |
Shows how Micronaut Test Resources replaces manual Testcontainers calls and auto‑provisions services for both development and tests, hooking into the test… | ||
| Columnar Storage: Redefining Data Management for the Modern Era | Zoe Steinkamp | 42m |
Columnar storage claim: concrete speed and scale wins using Apache Arrow (in-memory), Apache Parquet (file), and libraries like Pandas or DuckDB. Examples… | ||
| Optimistic Security | Niall Merrigan | 40m |
Specific claims and fixes: humans use fast‑and‑frugal trees and heuristics that become 186 cognitive biases leading to confirmation bias and Dunning–Kruger… | ||
| Have a digital twin of yourself follow you through life | Gunnar Cedersund | 42m |
A digital health twin claims to be a person‑specific computer copy of body and cells, already packaged into a spin‑off product and entering trials: a clinical… | ||
| Embrace the chaos: Composable data systems with fewer asterisks | Matthew Topol | 36m |
Concrete claims and demos lead the choice: adoption of Apache Arrow as a zero copy in‑memory column format, using ADBC + FlightSQL for driver and RPC… | ||
| How JavaScript Happened: A Short History of Programming Languages | Mark Rendle | 46m |
JavaScript is created in 10 days for Netscape Navigator 2.0 and survives as one of the most-used languages because every odd design choice from earlier… | ||
| Software Operations and Human Cognition | Laura Nolan | 43m |
Argues that experts win by mental simulation and chunking not buzzwords, and shows concrete fixes: adding a script to capture thread dumps, reading them… | ||
| Get the elephant off the road! | Joakim von Prónay | 40m |
Gets the central claim across: focusing on team flow yields enterprise predictability and replaces guesswork with data driven forecasting. Uses a road metaphor… | ||
| o11y will not fix your broken monitoring | Kris Buytaert | 38m |
Claim: buying observability tools does not fix broken monitoring. Concrete fixes are automate monitoring via infrastructure as code, recreate a single source… | ||
| Using Boundary-Driven Development to beat code complexity | Dennis Doomen | 41m |
Claim: carefully designed internal boundaries stop a monolith turning into a Big Ball of Mud by making dependencies intentional and optimizable. Concrete tools… | ||
| ODBC takes an Arrow to the knee: ADBC | Matthew Topol | 31m |
ADBC standardizes a C API that transports zero-copy Arrow payloads so columnar OLAP systems avoid row↔column transposes; drivers exist for Snowflake, Flight… | ||
| How to Flatpack Programs | Taylor Troesh | 38m |
Argues for treating packaging as product and shows concrete wins: a browser implementation at 10% of size (Ladybird), a terminal re‑write that becomes 100x… | ||
| Efficiency of Serverless Architectures with AWS Solutions | Naseer Ali | 35m |
Claims concrete numbers and outcomes: cold starts measure about one second, Lambda deployments cut from 40 minutes to 3 minutes, execution limit is 15 minutes… | ||
| How to enhance your own AI services using Semantic Kernel | Håkan Silfvernagel | 33m |
Shows how Semantic Kernel wires OpenAI / Azure OpenAI / Hugging Face models into an app via a Kernel builder, uses plugins via JSON+prompt files to generate a… | ||
| .NET All the Things - Cloud, Mobile, Web, and more! | Maddy Montaquila | 42m |
Claims that .NET now unifies mobile, web and cloud with concrete tooling: Blazor hybrid plugs a shared Blazor UI into a MAUI app and the demo shows the same UI… | ||
| Clean Microservices Communications with CQRS and Event Sourcing | Oliver Sturm | 40m |
Claims that CQRS plus Event Sourcing yields unidirectional communication paths and much simpler service choreography, demonstrated by a Docker demo that… | ||
| Coder, Coach, Catalyst - using questions to make people grow | Martin Mazur | 41m |
Claim: a simple, repeatable coaching routine prevents the lone‑hero bottleneck and helps others own problems. Method: one skill: active listening, applied… | ||
| Building Event-Driven Systems at Scale with Cosmos DB | Shahab Ganji | 39m |
Claims that Azure Cosmos DB can serve as an event store and transactional outbox at scale, using transactional outbox plus the change feed to project reads… | ||
| Continuous Profiling, the missing piece in your observability puzzle! | Mohammed Aboullaite | 40m |
Continuous profiling claims to run in production with low overhead so teams catch regressions and save cloud cost, using eBPF-based collectors or language… | ||
| Breaking limbs and systems: A black belt story on learning | Marcus Bladh | 41m |
Concrete claims and tools: stepwise chaos experiments using AWS Fault Injection Service plus monitoring and an abort threshold, and iterative troubleshooting… | ||
| Blazor in .NET 8: Mastering the New Render Modes and Building Interactive Web Apps | Jimmy Engström | 43m |
Shows concrete .NET 8 results: demos use the web app and webassembly templates, combine Auto render mode (pre-render → SignalR → background WASM download)… | ||
| How Makers can use Scent Detection to Solve World Problems | Ali Rohafza | 38m |
A 6 mm by 6 mm graphene sensor chip with hundreds of receptors plus an AI platform creates digital fingerprints of scents and the team reports 97% accuracy on… | ||
| Fuzzing and Testing the Security of Kubernetes Admission Controllers | Benjamin Koltermann | 38m |
A schema-driven fuzzer downloads CRD schemas, generates around 160 manifests/sec, and runs until a configured 250-error stop, exercising Admission webhooks by… | ||
| How to switch from cozy NodeJS to scary Rust as a company. | Camilo Tapia | 27m |
Company replaces a Node image microservice using sharp with a Rust implementation and measures big wins: 20% memory usage compared to Node, much faster startup… | ||
| A hitchhikers guide to observe (Java) applications in Kubernetes | Matthias Haeussler | 40m |
Survey compares concrete signals and costs: Headlamp, Skooner, k9s query the Kubernetes API with zero intrusion; Istio + Kiali sidecars give per‑pod traffic… | ||
| The (too) many faces of architecture | Mihaela-Roxana Ghidersa | 40m |
Argues that architecture is not a mysterious role but a continuous, team-owned practice and backs that with concrete methods: use Conway's law to read… | ||
| Teaching Machines How to Smell Disease — Lessons Learned | Sven Jungmann | 45m |
Claim: breath can screen for lung cancer but only with tight engineering and clinical care. Prototype uses tunable diode laser spectroscopy plus spirometry… | ||
| Let’s catch up with C#! Exciting new features in C# 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13! | Filip Ekberg | 40m |
Covers concrete C# 9–13 changes with code demos in Visual Studio and SharpLab that decompile into equivalent IL and measure effects: records and init-only… | ||
| Avoiding code spaghetti by making ravioli | Mikael Brevik | 35m |
Argues that the codebase must be structured so pieces are safe to remove: optimize for deletion. Demonstrates concrete rewrites (React examples) that separate… | ||
| Breaking the Next Factor - Evil will pwn you LIVE tonight | Niclas Kjellin | 42m |
Claims that there are more than a million MFA bypasses per month and that almost 70% of breaches involve a non‑malicious human hold up the argument, then live… | ||
| What if? Simulation in portfolio management and replacing estimation as risk strategy | Vasco Duarte | 34m |
Claims that replace estimation with AI powered portfolio simulation using Bayesian and dynamic system models and tools like zest Ki and product planners such… | ||
| Beyond Code: The Essential AI Skillsets for Development Teams | Serg Masís | 41m |
Claims that AI is too primitive to replace development teams and instead autocompletes code (Sundar Pichai 25% claim); concrete uses include generating… | ||
| Deploy large language models responsibly with Azure AI | Emilie Lundblad | 48m |
Shows concrete tooling and outcomes: using Azure AI Studio and the Azure Machine Learning model catalog to compare Llama 2 GPT-4 and Hugging Face models… | ||
| Can Data & ML really learn from software engineering? | Matthias Niehoff | 35m |
Argues that data and ML can borrow concrete software practices and also teach software about data as first‑class product, showing patterns like replacing ETL… | ||
| DevOps for Frontend | Teresa wu | 42m |
Frontend DevOps means concrete pipeline choices not vague best practices: pick PR/integration pipeline vs full nightly pipeline vs release vs deployment and… | ||
| Site Reliability Engineering as Systems Thinking | Laura Nolan | 42m |
Argues that SRE is a systems‑thinking discipline and gives concrete claims, models and case studies: using delay re‑replication instead of immediate mass… | ||
| Compassionate Refactoring | Clare Sudbery | 38m |
Claim: compassion and tiny iterative work make refactoring practical. Uses test‑driven development, constant small refactors—often several times an hour—with… | ||
| Innovate with Cosmos DB, Semantic Kernel & AI | Olena Borzenko | 44m |
A working prototype converts short user inputs into art descriptions with GPT‑4o Omni, turns those into vectors using Embeddings 3 Large, and stores them in a… | ||
| Less waste, more joy, and a lot more green: How Quarkus makes Java better | Holly Cummins | 42m |
Quarkus compiles to native via GraalVM and yields 15 milliseconds start time and roughly half the memory footprint of typical Java apps, while Quarkus-on-JVM… | ||
| "Would YOU Survive the Titanic?", with ML and .NET | Simon Painter | 39m |
Uses Visual Studio and C# with ML.NET to train on the Kaggle Titanic CSV, showing a concrete pipeline: clean missing ages, drop cabins, extract titles and… | ||
| Applications of Graph in Fraud Detection | Lujia Huang | 45m |
Graphs convert PlayStation tables into networks at 62M consoles and 100M+ users and extract concrete signals — PageRank and degree centrality, weakly connected… | ||
| Architectural design patterns applied to Distributed Systems | Eiti Kimura, Bartosz Dybała | 39m |
Claims migration from sync REST to an event driven system that scales from millions to hundreds of millions of messages per month, concrete stack details (Java… | ||
| PostgreSQL is (probably) all you need | Svante Richter | 41m |
Claims that PostgreSQL can replace ES Redis Mongo and Neo4j get tested with specifics: full‑text using websearch_to_tsquery plus RUM and GIN indexes… | ||
| How to Build an Elite Cybersecurity Team | Paul Griffin | 48m |
Claims a reproducible method: a five-stage STAGE journey (skills baseline, platform selection, KPIs, gamification, executive buy‑in), evidence from running 700… | ||
| Tracking the Dots in Orbit | Anton Bjöörn | 47m |
A fully autonomous telescope called the aware station is built in Western Australia and goes operational in 2023 to address ~45,000 regularly tracked objects… | ||
| The Reality of Porting Kubernetes Apps Across Cloud Providers | Federico Fregosi | 38m |
A demo EKS→GKE migration of demo app moves three microservices and exposes concrete breakages: container images in ECR require credential/workload-identity… | ||
| Sustainable IT : Connect the Dots to a Greener Future | Saravanan K Nagarajan | 28m |
The tech sector emits about 2–3% of global greenhouse gases—about the same as aviation—and 2019 sees ~53 million tons of e‑waste with only ~20% properly… | ||
| Autonomous teams require great managers | Gitte Klitgaard, Jakob Wolman | 39m |
Claim: true autonomy only works when managers set frames coach skills and run the system. Evidence: three required elements — team manager system — and a case… | ||
| High Performance .NET | Mark Rendle | 46m |
Claims a concrete speedup on the One Billion Row Challenge from 2.2 minutes to 2.2 seconds by applying measurable changes: use Span<byte> and avoid per-line… | ||
| Becoming a cloud-native doctor | Grace Jansen | 38m |
Practical claim: Java microservices gain real, actionable context by adding OpenTelemetry and MicroProfile Telemetry instrumentation. Demo uses Open Liberty… | ||
| Pipeline Patterns and Antipatterns - Things your Pipeline Should (Not) Do | Daniel Raniz Raneland | 41m |
Concrete patterns and numbers: run the most-failing tests earlier so failures surface in ~12 minutes instead of 24, split backend/frontend and reuse build… | ||
| Øredev 2024 Aftermovie | 02m | |
The aftermovie assembles clips from 100+ speakers across 100+ sessions and 6 keynotes over three days, using a music-driven montage with quick cuts and crowd… | ||
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