Pamplona Software Craftsmanship 2017
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| This Was Pamplona Software Craftsmanship 2017 | 03m | |
A gathering for software developers focused on improving professional skills and discussing the future of software development, welcoming attendees of any… | ||
| Building a Transactional Function Pipeline | Javier Acero | 40m |
A real-world problem at DNSimple about managing transactions that span beyond a single database to multiple systems is presented. The talk explains challenges… | ||
| Being Agile, Tuenti Style | Fina Pérez | 52m |
Examines what “agile” truly means today and argues that its meaning has become diluted, then returns to agile’s roots to show how Tuenti applies the concept… | ||
| Developing and Continuous Deployment with Microservices | Laura Morillo | 52m |
A presentation about evolving from a monolithic system to microservices, describing how development tools and practices were changed during that migration. It… | ||
| The Art of the Forward Kick. A Cookbook | Luis Artola, Eduardo Ferro | 55m |
Shows concrete examples and a cookbook of tactics for delaying decisions until more information is available, aiming to simplify solutions and avoid… | ||
| Learning to Teach Programming | Xavi Gost | 56m |
The talk describes lessons learned while developing a teaching method for programming by experimenting with colleagues at Devscola. It covers practical… | ||
| Architectures, Architects and Other Mythological Creatures | Vicenç García | 47m |
The talk examines software architecture as a social and political activity, not just a technical one. It explains how architectural decisions both influence… | ||
| Best Practices vs Client Demands | Usue Napal, Itziar López | 42m |
The talk discusses how to balance software craftsmanship best practices with client demands that push projects off-course. It describes concrete experiences… | ||
| Object-Disoriented | Modesto San Juan | 44m |
Examines what true object orientation means beyond the usual mantra of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism, and reviews concepts that help design… | ||
| Microservices in Real Life | Joaquín Engelmo | 56m |
Describes three years of using microservices at Tuenti to break up a monolithic system, covering motivation, architecture, deployment, testing, monitoring… | ||
| Neuromandanga: How Neuroscience Will Not Make You Program Better | Pablo Garaizar | 01h 04m |
The talk critiques popular claims that neuroscience will directly improve everyday software work. It argues that while neuroscience is interesting, recent… | ||
| Same Old Story, Brand New Problems | Angélica Lozano | 46m |
The talk explains how mLean operates a mixed deployment model (cloud and on-premises) where cloud instances and some on‑prem deployments go out at the end of… | ||
| Tbd (Test Bridle Development) | Jorge Barroso | 57m |
Overview of testing practices centered on automated checks and useful test types: load tests, property-based tests, mutation testing, and risk-based testing… | ||
| Consuming Events Like There's No Tomorrow | Rafa Gómez Casas | 57m |
Explains how letgo processes very high event volumes (peaks over 10,000,000 events per hour, ~3,000/s) using domain events to decouple code. Describes the… | ||
| Programmers Don't Have to Suck at UX and UI | Sebastian Hermida | 56m |
The talk shows how common software engineering practices—design patterns, service organization, abstractions, and testing—can be applied to UX and UI work. It… | ||
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