Øredev 2025
2025-11-05..2025-11-07
Malmö, Sweden
Øredev ·
[Øredev 2015, Øredev 2016, Oredev 2017, Øredev 2018, Øredev 2019, Øredev 2022, Øredev 2023, Øredev 2024, Øredev 2025]
as the organisers put it
TO INFINITY AND BEYOND When we're in an era of infinite possibilities, who decides what's next? The theme for Øredev 2025 invites us all to think about the future of technology, embracing the unknown with curiosity and boldness. 'To Infinity and Beyond' is about turning today's boldest ideas into tomorrow's realities, ensuring that innovation uplifts society while addressing its ethical complexities. Together, we ask: What's next?
who it's for
software engineers, platform engineers, data engineers, machine learning engineers, site reliability engineers, engineering managers, security engineers
topics
GitHub Actions and Cake SDK; infrastructure from code; Azure Static Web Apps; vector search with Azure SQL; local-first web apps; agentic systems product discovery; recommender systems pipelines; structured concurrency and cancellation; Apache Iceberg lakehouse analytics; Cloudflare Pingora WAF in Rust; Firecracker microVM database hosting; Streamlit app optimization on AWS
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub Actions DevOps Pipelines as Code using C# and Cake SDK | Mattias Karlsson | 39m |
Live demo compiles a C# build script (cake.cs) with Cake STK on .NET 10, runs restore/build/test/pack tasks locally and in GitHub Actions, and uploads… | ||
| Innovating the Journey to Mars | Tiera Fletcher | 40m |
Research details: lab tests on biosuit layering for thermoregulation, structural design and stress-testing of Space Launch System segments, and configuration… | ||
| From here to there and back again | Simon Wardley | 50m |
Claims that mapping (not graphs) reveals evolution, anchors on user needs, and predicts where to invest supported by concrete outcomes: a robotics project is… | ||
| Physical AI: Crafting Resilient Systems with Emotional Intelligence | Justyna Zander | 52m |
Claims and concrete results land here: an end-to-end neural network replacing 300,000 lines of code powers vision‑only driving with eight cameras and Hardware… | ||
| Open Bio-compatible Electronics | David J. Cuartielles Ruiz | 45m |
Claim: replace FR4 with PLA+flax substrates, lower solder temperatures and rework PCB processes so boards compost and components are recoverable. Prototypes… | ||
| Welcome to 2049: Are You Ready? | Nicklas Hermansson | 55m |
Claims a 2049 where a third of the population lives in once-uninhabitable deserts, robots and AI automate nearly half of today’s jobs, and smart eyewear turns… | ||
| Infrastructure from Code: The Next Generation of Cloud Management | Erwin Staal | 44m |
40 minutes covers concrete demos and limits: Pulumi shows writing infra in C#/TypeScript and often uses Terraform providers, the Azure Developer CLI scaffolds… | ||
| Networking for Quantum: how simulations help us to design the future | Natalia Chepiga | 39m |
Constrained tensor network methods encode Rydberg-blockade rules directly into the ansatz, using SVD/DMRG-style optimizations to compress the Hilbert space and… | ||
| Stop the Noise: Build Your Own Smart App Firewall with Rust and Pingora | Camilo Tapia | 34m |
Builds a custom WAF using Cloudflare’s Pingora and Rust and walks through the actual code: a tiny reverse proxy (~27 lines) that runs 45,000 requests per… | ||
| You don't think about your Streamlit app optimization until you deploy it to AWS | Darya Petrashka | 26m |
A Streamlit kana OCR prototype using the Hugging Face model "mango" loads repeatedly per session because Streamlit session_state doesn’t survive new tabs, so… | ||
| Architecting the Future: Modern Solution Design with Agentic AI | Saurabh Shrivastava | 43m |
Claims that Agentic AI modernizes decades-old workloads by orchestrating multi-agent workflows on AWS (SageMaker, Bedrock, S3, OpenSearch, PGVector) using… | ||
| Unikernels at Scale: 1 Million Databases, 1 Server | Søren Bramer Schmidt | 20m |
Claim: one million Postgres databases served from a single $750/month server by packing 1GB microVMs into 256GB RAM with snapshot/restore and NVMe reads… | ||
| Recommender Systems: Crafting Effective Personalised Experiences | Kim Falk | 41m |
Explains that effective recommenders come from concrete choices: a user–item matrix with co‑occurrence and five lines in a notebook collaborative‑filtering can… | ||
| Honey, I Shrunk the Bits. Or how modern HTTP compression works. | Edoardo Dusi | 42m |
Gzip stays ubiquitous via zlib and deflate with typical text gains around 70–90% and uses the standard Content-Encoding/Accept-Encoding headers, Brotli wins… | ||
| Collective Risk Management | Joshua Kerievsky | 41m |
Claims that collective risk management works get demonstrated with concrete outcomes: a developer team ships a spreadsheet workaround that takes four hours to… | ||
| Visualizing Test Coverage and Prioritization with Quality Criteria | Martin Nilsson | 40m |
Implementation adds a dropdown tagging test cases with Quality Criteria from the Heuristic Test Strategy Model and ISO 25000, an exploratory testing work item… | ||
| Green AI: Making Machine Learning Environmentally Sustainable | Charles Humble | 45m |
Claims that cloud AI power use drives big emission rises—Microsoft reports +30% since 2020, Google +50% since 2019—and global data centers plus networks… | ||
| End of Life of Software: Can expired milk become a security breach? | José Carlos Chávez | 35m |
Software left past EOL turns into hidden operational debt and exploitable risk: 41% of installs still run Windows 10 months after its EOL date, asset… | ||
| Deciphering animal emotions using machine learning and vocalisations | Elodie Mandel-Briefer | 43m |
A large comparative study measures vocal signals and heart rate across ungulates, meerkats, little auks and marmosets, extracts spectrogram features and trains… | ||
| The LLM Revolution: From Inception to the Future of Thinking Machines | Ryan Rad | 44m |
Covers concrete claims, experiments and numbers: shows the scaling law that predicts performance from data and parameters, cites models at half a trillion to… | ||
| A Developer's Guide to Open Source Web Mapping Libraries | Courtney Yatteau | 41m |
Live demos compare Leaflet and MapLibre GL JS: Leaflet loads simple OpenStreetMap raster tiles quickly and uses many plugins, MapLibre renders vector tile… | ||
| Empower your Bedrock agent with GraphRAG | Darya Petrashka | 35m |
Claims a hybrid RAG that combines Bedrock knowledge bases with an explicit graph stored in Amazon Neptune analytics and reports a measurable accuracy jump in… | ||
| Overcoming Your Imposter Syndrome with GitHub Copilot | Michelle Mei-Ling Sandford | 41m |
Claims five named imposter types and shows concrete Copilot workflows that map to each: use ask mode to explain repos and debug, use agent mode only when you… | ||
| Doing more with internal developer portals | Marilag Dimatulac Svennevig | 39m |
Claims concrete wins: reduces lead time from weeks to days by automating cloud enablement with a 30‑second event‑driven workflow; practical stacks shown… | ||
| Unleashing the Power of Vector Search with Azure SQL Database | Taswar Bhatti | 40m |
Shows Azure SQL Database running built‑in vector search: creates a vector table with 1536‑dim embeddings, calls an external model via… | ||
| 10 years of Kafka. Tips, tricks and lessons learned | Christian Fredriksson, Henrik Lindström | 39m |
Kafka runs globally for 10 million connected cars with thousands of topics and billions of messages per day, and concrete solutions drive the value: a copycat… | ||
| DevSecOps Guide to Bulletproof Your Development Workflow | Ricardo Magalhães | 40m |
Adopts a concrete workflow: run SCA, SAST and infra checks in CI, DAST and container scans in CD, schedule slower scans, and add observability; cites ~40–50%… | ||
| Actors in .NET, 2025 edition | Vagif Abilov | 40m |
Overview of modern .NET actor frameworks with hands‑on specifics: Akka.NET (C#/F#) used at NRK, Microsoft Orleans (virtual grains) and Proto.Actor compared by… | ||
| We need a Data Platform! | Hugo Hjertén | 47m |
Argues for proving value fast with a single measurable use case (five selection rules), builds a use‑case‑agnostic domain layer to avoid duplicate logic, and… | ||
| Everything the Tester in your life wants you to know but is too afraid to tell you | Vernon Richards | 40m |
Claims that matter: a Formula 1 simulation shows 20–30s on racekit but 3s in air‑conditioned lab because of a toy laptop overheating at the track, and a… | ||
| 10 things you didn't know EF Core can do | Hannes Lowette | 44m |
Ten concrete EF Core capabilities appear with concrete limits and demos: value‑type properties replace complex types for faster in‑row mapping, implicit… | ||
| The Magic You Have Been Missing in CSS Layouts | Trung Vo | 42m |
Shows concrete code for layouts that actually shipped: a CSS-only carousel built with hacks in 2016, responsive forms that resize without media queries using… | ||
| Level Up Your Java Streams with Gatherers | Hinse ter Schuur | 41m |
Java 24 adds Stream Gatherers and the session shows concrete code: five default gatherers—window fixed and window sliding, scan and fold, plus mapConcurrent… | ||
| Bootiful Spring Boot: A DOGumentary | Josh Long | 48m |
Live demos claim practical migration paths: a adoption service for dogs is built end to end using Spring Boot with Java, Spring Data JDBC and HTTP clients… | ||
| The Next Frontier of Longevity: Harnessing science & technology for health & wellness | Tina Woods | 39m |
Claims that 80% of health outcomes come from the human exposome project frame longevity as a data and systems problem, not pills. Concrete tools named are AI… | ||
| Access Points for Testing: From Human Opportunities to Digital Techniques | Emma Armstrong | 39m |
Argues that designing for testability actually lengthens usable testing time by adding concrete access: test modes and remote debugging let teams attach… | ||
| Streaming your database - Easier said than done? | Sigal Shaharabani | 41m |
A contractor implements a Change Data Capture (CDC) pipeline over 18 months that connects Postgres replication to Kafka topics, layers an enrichment step, and… | ||
| Röck Yoür Cöde: Everything That .NET Developer Needs to Know About Disposable Types | David McCarter | 42m |
Claim: improper disposal of reference types creates virtual memory leaks that force service reboots and stifle throughput. Evidence: a codebase shows 600… | ||
| Brain-inspired computational primitives for reliable neuromorphic intelligence | Chiara De Luca | 41m |
Concrete results and numbers drive the claims: analog CMOS neuron circuits with memory encoded in network structure, chips of 200–1,000 neurons, and an encoder… | ||
| Bridging Pixels and Words: The Transformer Vision Revolution | Ryan Rad | 41m |
Claims that ViTs work once images are broken into patches and that 60x60 patches yield ~700 tokens for a 512×512 RGB image, and that Vision Transformer… | ||
| What's New in C# 14 and .NET 10 | Shawn Wildermuth | 42m |
C# 14 adds instance-style extension properties, unbounded-generic nameof, a setter null-conditional assignment (?.=), field access in property setters, and… | ||
| Code Rot at Machine Speed: Preventing AI-Induced Technical Debt | Adam Tornhill, Markus Borg | 40m |
AI-generated code often arrives fast but fragile — a Copilot example adds ~20 lines in 40 seconds and shows deep nesting, missing exception handling and… | ||
| Where Should the Agent Act? New Approach to Product Discovery for Agentic Systems | James Haliburton | 36m |
Claims that product discovery must find where time actually goes and place agents at specific judgment points, not chase model demos. Method: shadow real work… | ||
| Building the Duckling Droid: AI, Robotics, and Computer Vision in Action | Goran Vuksic | 43m |
A personal Duckling Droid gets built from Lego, 3D prints and small servos, running object detection on Azure Custom Vision and local inference on a NVIDIA… | ||
| Legacy Architecture Migration Patterns with DDD | Nick Tune | 43m |
Migration decisions hinge on concrete trade-offs: PayFit uses domain events, change data capture, AWS Step Functions, Snowflake, Datadog and structured logging… | ||
| The UI/UX Benefits and Trade-Offs of Local-First Apps | Alex Feyerke | 41m |
Claims that local‑first delivers dramatic latency and offline creation wins, demonstrates a working CouchDB and PouchDB replication flow in a 10-line sync… | ||
| Transforming Software Evolution: Lessons from 10 Years of Clojure in Production | Adam Tornhill | 39m |
Ten years of Clojure powering CodeScene produce concrete outcomes: Erlang prototype runs in two weeks vs two months in Java and uses 25% of the lines of code… | ||
| Running Java on ARM - is it worth it? | Artur Skowroński | 41m |
Shows measured instance-level comparisons across two clouds and cites an independent benchmark used as a baseline, concluding typical savings of 15–20% cost… | ||
| To lead or not to lead? That is the question | Annette Vendelbo | 40m |
Claims a simple, evolutionary path to predictable service delivery using the Kanban Method plus the Kanban Maturity Model (KMM), citing that about 80% of… | ||
| Let's make SQL great again - Google BigQuery's Pipe query syntax | Mátyás Manninger | 45m |
BigQuery adds a suffix-based pipe query syntax (|>) that makes queries read top‑to‑bottom: start with from, then sequential operators like where, aggregate… | ||
| Navigating Uncertainty in Complex Software Systems | Jitesh Gosai | 42m |
Claims that testing must reframe testing as uncertainty reduction rather than bug catching, demonstrates quality engineering practices used at BBC mobile… | ||
| Growing GPUs on trees: design of functional protein–semiconductor hybrid materials | Amijai Saragovi | 42m |
Computational pipeline uses RF diffusion to generate protein backbones, then sequence models and millions of in silico filters produce a library—35,000… | ||
| Dead Internet Theory: Fiction, or Future? | Darren Richardson | 36m |
Makes a concrete claim: much of online content risks being auto‑generated and consumed by bots, backed by striking examples — 1000 SIM cards sending millions… | ||
| Deep-Dive into Delta Lake | Gerhard Brueckl | 44m |
Delta Lake is the JSON-backed transaction log plus immutable Parquet files that Microsoft Fabric and Azure Databricks adopt; the log creates a checkpoint every… | ||
| Structured Concurrency: Managing the Hierarchical Cancelation and Error Handling | James Ward | 41m |
Introduces Structured Concurrency with concrete code in Java Kotlin and Scala and a public repo that provides 11 obstacle courses and 20+ implementations… | ||
| Decoding Synthetic Monitoring: A Journey from E2E UI Tests to Service-Level Probes | João Proença | 40m |
Team replaces flaky, minutes‑long E2E UI checks (30s to minutes, flaking maybe once every 100 runs) with API‑level probes built from Bruno or Postman… | ||
| Asymmetric Encryption: A Deep Dive | Eli Holderness | 40m |
Concrete claims and worked examples drive the content: RSA worked example: p=17 q=19 n=323 e=5 d=29 showing why factoring n yields the private key, an elliptic… | ||
| Keeping secrets in your opponent's hands | Lars Wikman | 40m |
Builds an Apple Secure Enclave analogue for embedded Linux using a cheap security chip (Attek 608), ARM TrustZone where available, and a chain-of-trust from… | ||
| Code is Life - Building a Responsible Generative AI Solution | Michelle Mei-Ling Sandford | 40m |
Claims a practical, operational path: identify, measure, mitigate and operate responsible generative AI with Azure AI Studio content filters and automated… | ||
| How Do You Get an Access Token in Azure? A Developer's Guide to TokenCredentials | Tore Nestenius | 42m |
Explains exactly which TokenCredential types are tried (nearly 20), shows getting tokens with DefaultAzureCredential and the slower fallbacks, demos using… | ||
| Rewilding Software Engineering - AI, Tools and Human Decisions | Simon Wardley | 35m |
Claims: large language models extract about 60–80% of an architecture from code but miss 20–40% you cannot predict, so automated diagrams require recoding to… | ||
| Reframing a Career: Tester to CTO | Katrina Clokie | 28m |
Career arc moves from testing roles through engineering management to CTO and CTPO then into independent coaching and training, arguing that tester skills… | ||
| Real World (Enterprise) Java: Zero Bloat, Max Productivity | Adam Bien | 49m |
Concrete claims and concrete tools: Java 21+ features enable a lean JDBC layer using Java records + sealed interfaces + pattern matching; prefer monoliths, use… | ||
| The recipe for enterprise agility | Annette Vendelbo | 45m |
Claims that a single ingredient—higher management maturity—unlocks enterprise agility and that the Kanban Method is the practical facilitator. Concrete tools… | ||
| Into the Visual World of State Machines | Anton Gunnarsson | 38m |
Replaces scattered booleans with a single state string, wires UI to a createMachine + useMachine pattern, and enforces transitions so invalid combos disappear… | ||
| Do AI-models gossip? | Fazeleh Hoseini | 35m |
A practical toolkit called LeakPro runs attack-based risk assessments (membership inference, reconstruction, linking) against models exposed via API, federated… | ||
| Trash Talk - Exploring the memory management in the JVM | Gerrit Grunwald | 43m |
Covers concrete JVM behavior: mark‑and‑sweep, copy and compact strategies, and generational collection with Eden/survivor/old regions; lists collectors with… | ||
| Lead with Strategy | Morten Elvang | 36m |
Argues that continuous planning powered by generative AI is already practical and will automate coordination so backlogs vanish and planning meetings… | ||
| Rockstar 2.0: Building an Esoteric Language Interpreter in .NET | Dylan Beattie | 38m |
A joke language becomes a real implementation: an initial Rockstar interpreter in JavaScript gains a language‑agnostic test suite, attracts 42,000 PicoF users… | ||
| How to sell a big refactor or rewrite to the business? | Ivett Ördög | 42m |
Argues that refactors sell as business value not engineering virtue, and succeeds when two concrete properties hold: the rewrite preserves or increases product… | ||
| The Pillars of the Iceberg Ecosystem: The Table Spec, The Catalog Spec & Table Service | Alex Merced | 41m |
Apache Iceberg centers on three concrete deliverables: a Table Spec that already codifies V3: deletion vectors, default values, row lineage, geospatial and… | ||
| Accelerating Domain-Driven Design with AI | Staffan Palopää | 41m |
Claims that AI converts business process descriptions into runnable domain models and ready microservice code, cutting onboarding from weeks to minutes using… | ||
| Speaking Tech to Power: The CTO Guide to Board Presentations | Katrina Clokie | 31m |
Map who sits on the board, their roles, personas and equity stakes, then deliver a short, impact‑focused report (pre‑read due days ahead) that uses DORA… | ||
| From vibe coding to spec-driven development | Gunnar Grosch, Ricardo Sueiras | 39m |
Claims a move from ad hoc AI-driven prototyping to repeatable pipelines, demonstrating a tool called Kirro that generates requirements, design, and task… | ||
| An Apache Spark query's journey through the stack | Christian Henrik Reich | 28m |
Query plan construction and constant folding by Catalyst, then file-level pruning via Delta Lake/Parquet metadata, determine how much data Spark actually… | ||
| Catalogs, Iceberg, and Delta: Building the Foundation for Lakehouse Analytics | Zoe Steinkamp | 34m |
ClickHouse claims real‑time queries against Apache Iceberg and Delta Lake with subsecond freshness by using materialized views to sync a hot store and an S3… | ||
| From Entertaining to Useful: LLMs for Test Tooling | Rikard Edgren | 43m |
Claims that LLMs move from entertaining to useful with Cursor and Claude 3.5 Sonnet are backed by concrete builds: a QR code duplicate detector browser plugin… | ||
| .NET MAUI: beyond Hello World! | Anjuli Jhakry | 40m |
Hands-on checklist of what actually works and how: concrete demos of project structure, navigation and a running expenses page built with .NET MAUI and shown… | ||
| Bundlers: a deep dive into modern JavaScript build tools | Edoardo Dusi | 39m |
Built a mini bundler that parses code with acorn, manipulates the AST, uses terser for transforms and emits a working single-file bundle; demonstrates tree… | ||
| Building AI Agents with Spring & MCP | James Ward, Josh Long | 40m |
Builds a production-style agentic dog-adoption service: a Java Spring app using Spring AI with Amazon Bedrock (Nova light for chat, a different model for… | ||
| If only I had known... | Hannes Lowette | 41m |
Concrete career moves and measurable heuristics matter: set three to five years goals and break them into tiny SMART steps, prioritize building skills and a… | ||
| When Incidents Fix Themselves: AI SRE in action | Birol Yildiz | 40m |
Claim: AI SRE agents diagnose and remediate outages autonomously by combining observability, deployment context, and code access. Demo shows a root cause… | ||
| Dark Patterns to Rule Them All | Sergès Goma | 40m |
Research shows mild manipulations sneak past users while strong ones provoke anger: an experiment with 120 participants moves consent rates from 11% → 26% →… | ||
| Out-of-Order Streaming — The Future of Web Development | Julian Burr | 40m |
A clear claim: implementing out‑of‑order streaming lets servers render and stream sections independently so skeletons appear immediately while later pieces… | ||
| Azure Static Web Apps for the Enterprise | Stacy Cashmore | 40m |
Claims that Azure Static Web Apps run in enterprise produce a reproducible recipe: deploy a standard (paid) tier (~€9/month) resource with a small Bicep… | ||
| 150 000 nodes in a Virtual DOM? No problem! | Robin Heggelund Hansen | 30m |
A document viewer is implemented in Elm using a Virtual DOM and manages pages that start near 250,000 nodes and are reduced to about 115,000 nodes through node… | ||
| Evolving Intelligence: Designing Autonomous AI Agents | Andreas Wänqvist | 39m |
Practical steps for building autonomous agents with .NET and Azure AI Foundry: code examples and a runnable repo that instantiate clients, use the engine… | ||
| Making Static Dynamic - Adding SignalR to Azure Static Web Apps | Stacy Cashmore | 47m |
Shows how to add real‑time updates to an Azure Static Web Apps + Blazor Wasm site by wiring Azure Functions to Web Pub Sub (not SignalR), generating a… | ||
| /Automate. Serverless and event-driven approach to DevOps | Jimmy Dahlqvist | 39m |
Serverless AWS glue ties Slack to a multi‑account platform: API Gateway and Lambda parse slash commands, publish envelopes to Amazon EventBridge, and… | ||
| eXtreme Programming with Artificial Intelligence | Joshua Kerievsky | 38m |
Claim: eXtreme Programming reduces AI risk by pairing XP practices with LLMs. Concrete examples: a Norwegian kiosk modernization ships a one‑button web pilot… | ||
| TestOps: A Journey to Story-Based Releases | Mazin Inaad | 28m |
A year-long overhaul moves a perpetually broken main branch and chaotic test environment to true story-based releases: switch 50 microservices from separate… | ||
| Making EU CRA (Cyber Resilience Act) simplified and non-scary for OSS contributors | Roman Zhukov | 42m |
Clear claim: most individual contributors and unpaid maintainers remain out of scope unless the project is monetized, but manufacturers must meet CRA deadlines… | ||
| Are 'Friends' Electric?: What It Means to Be Human Now and Tomorrow in the Age of AI | Lianne Potter | 37m |
Claims that AI companions soothe loneliness but rewrite relationships get tested against concrete examples: Replica recreated a deceased friend from texts and… | ||
| Live Exploratory Testing | Elizabeth Zagroba | 38m |
Live exploratory testing against a Bookshelf web application shows code runs locally, API specs exist but not in OpenAPI form, and Bruno plus PyCharm and a… | ||
| Azure DevOps security - Lessons learned | Björn Sundling | 42m |
Azure DevOps often exposes real attack surfaces: allow public projects makes org APIs discoverable, forks plus pull requests let readers inject YAML that runs… | ||
| Web development with Rust, is it ready? Is it even useful? | David Mellum | 36m |
Asks whether Rust is practical for web work and gives concrete answers: shows Axum and Actix microframework examples, server-side compile‑time templating… | ||
| Introducing the Deliberately Adaptive Organisation | Mike Burrows | 41m |
A reconstructed Viable System Model for digital organisations called Wholehearted claims a usable, fractal model that names roles as verbs and focuses the core… | ||
| How organisations scale | Mike Burrows | 40m |
Claims a practical model: three interdependent spaces (delivering/discovering/renewing) and four scale-strands — structuring, translating, reconciling… | ||
| 50 Years of Choosing the Wrong Database: Lessons from History (and My Own Projects) | Max Arshinov | 44m |
Claims a practical framework and decision tree that result from reviewing fifty years of engines and running the checklist against dozens of real projects… | ||
| Creating Fast-Feeling Web Apps | Trung Vo | 40m |
Claims that delaying a spinner by 300ms delay and using cached listing data as initialData makes apps feel instant; demos show only one network request instead… | ||
| Five (and a half) Cool Things You Can Do With Quarkus | Holly Cummins | 42m |
Quarkus shows concrete wins: microbenchmark with Hyperfoil yields 9,000 req/s vs 3,800 req/s on the same laptop and lab runs report ~4–5x advantage, container… | ||
| Stuck in a Focustrap: Mastering Keyboard Accessibility | Tim Damen | 25m |
Demos show usable keyboard navigation: tab and shift‑tab, arrow keys for radios, Enter and Space behavior, and color input working by keyboard. A layered focus… | ||
| Why would you store digital information in DNA? | Robert Grass | 41m |
Claim: DNA can be read, written and made archival by chemistry, not just biology. Tools: enzymatic PCR amplification, high-throughput sequencing, chip or… | ||
| DuckDB Meets Data Lakes | Gabor Szarnyas | 40m |
DuckDB now reads Delta and Iceberg, ships a new DuckLake format and plans a 1.0 release after a DuckLake v0.3 preview; benchmarks claim astonishing single‑node… | ||
| Out of Earth Manufacturing | Dawid Luczyniec | 43m |
Out of Earth Manufacturing claims working factory prototypes: a metal 3D print succeeds on the ISS first metal 3D print on ISS (2024) after a development line… | ||
| Artificial Intelligence: Let's Think About Learning | Linus Mårtensson | 41m |
Argues that learning in biology is driven by homeostasis-as-error rather than backpropagated loss, that signals propagate neuron-to-neuron over milliseconds to… | ||
| More Focus Time - Fewer Distractions | Line Hviid | 33m |
Claim: focused thinking needs unbroken stretches and it takes about 20 minutes to reach full concentration. Three concrete enemies are named: tech pings and… | ||
| What Minesweeper Can Teach Us About Security | Darren Richardson | 34m |
A synthetic employee named Anna Alton is created as an OSINT honeypot and yields concrete outcomes: a 10‑person CTF falsely reports a custom server as nginx… | ||
| Architecture Decision Records - How not to get lost in the past | Krisztián Papp | 37m |
Practical playbook: store ADRs in git, write short markdown files, publish via GitHub Pages and open a PR that uses PRs and review commands for formal checks… | ||
| Messaging Patterns to Transform Your Cloud Architecture | Chad Green | 38m |
Walks through concrete patterns with working code and real outcomes: C# service bus examples demonstrate point-to-point, 90% pub/sub claim for event-driven… | ||
| Rover and Over Again: Engineering for the Moon, Mars, and Beyond | Abbie Hutty | 43m |
Rover projects sit or fall on concrete numbers: roughly 50% success rate for planetary landings, ExoMars plans 218 Martian sols of operations that never launch… | ||
| Engineering Trust: Integrating Security into Your Modern SDLC | Mario-Leander Reimer | 42m |
Claims that ISO 27001 maps onto a modern SDLC by enforcing concrete controls: ISO 27001 clause A.8 becomes threat modeling with STRIDE, secure coding… | ||
| TPMs and the Linux Kernel: unlocking a better path to hardware security | Ignat Korchagin | 43m |
Claims that the kernel exposes TPMs to apps via the keystore and crypto API, avoiding Intel/IBM TSS and root-owned device files, and that a request_key plugin… | ||
| Designing an IAM Strategy for your Engineering Platform | Henry Been | 38m |
Practical design for engineer access using Entra ID Access Packages and Privileged Identity Management: access packages map product+role to Entra groups… | ||
| Beyond Python: Supercharge your notebooks with Kotlin | Christian Melchior | 33m |
Claim: Kotlin Notebooks inside IntelliJ IDEA provide a statically typed, interactive notebook that actually runs JVM code. The session fetches Øredev’s… | ||
| Sweden's Sovereign Platform for Public Sector Collaboration | Kenneth Edwall, Anna Engström | 39m |
SAFOS is a Swedish state‑operated, open‑source collaboration stack running in Swedish data centers, built to replace commercial clouds for sensitive work; it… | ||
| The Spice Must Flow: The Fremen guide to sustainable observability | Nicole van der Hoeven | 39m |
A demo front-end game (Chrome Dino style) runs on NGINX, instrumented with Faro and forwarded via Alloy to Prometheus, Loki and Tempo, visualized in Grafana… | ||
| Leading Complexity: Modeling What the Moment Needs | Xin Yao | 49m |
Frames leadership as “a capacity for taking the lead to follow what matters when outcomes are uncertain”, and uses Domain-Driven Design, EventStorming and a… | ||
| Architecting for Growth: Balancing Organization, Processes & Tech Modernization | Christian Horsdal | 39m |
Case study of a three year program that moves a Scandinavian e‑commerce stack from a fragile on‑prem duolith to a cloud microservices platform while scaling… | ||
| Azure Durable Functions for Serverless .NET Orchestration | Chad Green | 42m |
Durable Functions is an Azure Functions extension that implements stateful serverless workflows in code using orchestrator, activity and starter functions and… | ||
| How to think like a hacker | Emil Sundstedt | 39m |
Title shows actionable recon to root takeovers: an nmap scan reveals HTTP, FTP and odd ports, Hydra brute force cracks an FTP user, a serverside templating… | ||
| Show Me The Money: Ensure AI Delivers Business Value | Jennifer Belissent | 33m |
Survey data claim: 57% report GenAI deployed and 92% claim ROI with an 41% average ROI but only 64% actually measure, exposing a value measurement gap… | ||
| From Strategy to Flow: A Journey Using DDD to Achieve Flow | Patrick Berry | 40m |
Honest diagnosis identifies an unstable fragile monolith called classic and a planned NextG modular monolith, refactor‑in‑place using DDD bounded contexts… | ||
| Complexity Theory and why Quantum Computing is more interesting than AI | Gert Jan van Halem | 36m |
Claim: quantum changes which problems are feasibly solvable by turning some exponential tasks into polynomial ones. Evidence: Google report of a task solved… | ||
| Building a solid foundation on Azure: Landing Zones best-practices | Erwin Staal | 41m |
Concrete claims and outcomes: Azure Landing Zones use a subscription-per-workload model (subscriptions as isolation, billing and limit scopes), deployed by… | ||
| Systems playing nice: Building resilient integrations in an unpredictable world | Martin Gunnarsson | 38m |
Parkster’s backend uses a transactional outbox written inside the parking service database so message writes and parking starts commit atomically, with workers… | ||
| Apache Iceberg: An Architectural Look Under the Covers | Alex Merced | 37m |
Explains that Apache Iceberg stores per‑snapshot metadata files that list exact data files via manifests and manifest lists enabling snapshot isolation and… | ||
| The Future of AI Isn't One-Size-Fits-All | Tricia Wang | 31m |
Claims that 70% of AI spend flows to four US hyperscalers and that decentralised vendors deliver provable compliance via cryptography are central, with… | ||
| Making neurodiversity work at work | Elin Blom | 30m |
Claims that a company hires only autistic consultants and that roughly 20% neurodiverse prevalence makes this relevant now; concrete practices include a… | ||
| Rope Mallakhamb: An ancient traditional Indian art | Aditi Mahesh Karambelkar | 16m |
Rope Mallakhamb uses a thin 6 metre cotton rope for yogic postures and acrobatics and claims to build core strength plus respiratory circulatory and digestive… | ||
| PANEL: Space Is Closer Than You Think: Tech That's Changing Earth Today | Olof Bengtsson | 18m |
Claims: dark-vessel tracking that fuses satellite imagery with AIS to reidentify and follow ships; urban tree vitality alerts built from LiDAR point clouds… | ||
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