Sunny Tech 2022
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Intro | 09m | |
The opening session lists sponsors (Microsoft, Zendesk, Crédit Agricole Technology Services), gives logistics and safety rules (badge required, three morning… | ||
| Opening Keynote: Digital Technology and Ethics: the Impossible Equation? | audrey neveu, Agnes Crepet | 52m |
The keynote examines environmental, social and geopolitical harms caused by the digital revolution—from mining of minerals, planned obsolescence and bloated… | ||
| How I Built the World's Most Powerful Deepfake Detector for €100 | Mathis Hammel | 35m |
Mathis Hammel explains a method to detect images produced by ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com with claimed 100% accuracy and a way to determine the exact time a… | ||
| First Mobile App with Flutter? Don't Make the Same Mistakes We Did! | Olivier Revial, Sebastien Flochlay | 51m |
Covers building a first Flutter mobile app with practical guidance from two developers’ 18 months of production experience. Names specific topics: state… | ||
| A Practical Little Guide to Starting a Design System | Cécile Freyd-foucault | 44m |
A practical beginner’s guide to starting a design system, covering how to identify UI components, set up documentation, and implement an initial exemplar… | ||
| Zero-knowledge Architecture, or Leak-free Secrets, with HC Vault | Willy Malvault, Sven Szejwach | 45m |
Describes using HashiCorp Vault to build a zero-knowledge infrastructure orchestration architecture that deploys resources into cloud providers (Azure, AWS… | ||
| Security today: change your habits and make it safer and efficient | Quentin Adam | 48m |
Describes security as continuous engineering and gives concrete measures used at Clever Cloud: recompiling KVM to remove unused features (e.g., floppy… | ||
| How to Reclaim Your Time? | Aurélie Le Guillou | 20m |
Aurélie Le Guillou argues that instead of trying to manage time, focus on managing personal energy: identify which daily activities boost energy for a short… | ||
| GitOps, Continuous Delivery and Environments: How to Avoid Hell?! | Philippe Morisseau | 25m |
Covers managing environments when implementing Continuous Delivery and GitOps for applications, especially as Blue-Green and Canary Deployments plus… | ||
| Once Upon a Time... the Browsers ⛵️ | Noël Macé, Pierre Tibulle | 49m |
A live-drawn illustrated history of web browsers, recounting major battles and key innovations in browser development. The presenters use live sketching to… | ||
| A Deployment Is Not a Release, Controlled Launches with Feature Flags | Sebastien Stormacq | 35m |
Explains using Feature Flags (aka Dark Launch) to decouple code deployment from feature release by guarding new features with runtime if/then logic and… | ||
| Highly Available, Distributed & Resilient Software... Team | Yohan Lasorsa | 44m |
Presents the idea of applying software architecture design patterns—microservices, message queues, load balancers, caches, sharding and decoupling—to organize… | ||
| The Job of My Dreams | Ane Diaz de Tuesta | 20m |
Ane Díaz De Tuesta reviews her career roles (developer, Scrum Master, technical PO, lead developer, graphic facilitator, conference speaker) to identify… | ||
| Prepare and Give Your First Talk | Pascal Martin | 20m |
Practical guidance on preparing and delivering a first conference talk: how to write a proposal (CFP), structure and iterate a plan, develop content and… | ||
| Smashing Your Colleagues at Mario Kart 🏎⚡️ | Yann Bertrand | 44m |
Practical tips to improve at Mario Kart by explaining advanced mechanics like UMT (Ultra Micro Techniques), soft drift, and low glider. Targets both beginners… | ||
| How a JavaScript engine works: learn to write optimizable JS | Adrien Maret | 30m |
Explains how JavaScript engines (V8, SpiderMonkey, Chakra) convert human-readable JS into CPU code, covering internal object representations and just-in-time… | ||
| Smart scaling with Keda | Logan Hauspie | 42m |
Keda is presented as a tool to improve Kubernetes autoscaling beyond CPU/RAM and custom metrics. It explains using Keda to scale web services and cron-like… | ||
| Revolution! Diversity in IT | Mireille Campourcy | 38m |
The talk examines the lack of diversity in IT—noting the dominance of white men—and explains how that situation emerged. It outlines concrete actions and lines… | ||
| But what is a DevRel for? | Aurélie Vache, Horacio Gonzalez | 41m |
Explains what Developer Relations (DevRel) roles are and what people in titles like Developer Advocate, Developer Evangelist, or Technical Advocate actually… | ||
| My site is already in production and must be accessible — how do I do it? | Mélanie Boudard | 15m |
Shows how Pix improved accessibility of an existing production website by combining page clean-ups and formal accessibility audits to identify problems and set… | ||
| Cargo, or how to extend Rust tooling to infinity! | Anthony Pena | 16m |
Overview of Rust’s unified tooling ecosystem centered on Cargo: what standard tools exist for building, packaging and deploying Rust projects and how Cargo… | ||
| From Java 11 to Java 17, through code and nothing but code | Lilian Benoit | 50m |
Covers the new features introduced in Java releases from Java 11 through Java 17, presented by live coding rather than slides. Demonstrates standard language… | ||
| BigQuery DeepDive: dissecting Google's Data Warehouse | Clément Bosc | 33m |
An introduction to BigQuery as Google’s serverless cloud data warehouse, explaining how it differs from OLTP, OLAP/cubes, data warehouses, data lakes and MPP… | ||
| Agility at scale | François Desmier | 25m |
A practitioner describes lessons from applying agile at large scale, focusing on how organizational design and enterprise IT architecture influence each other… | ||
| SRP, the Zero-Knowledge authentication protocol, told as a tale | Willy Malvault | 47m |
This talk explains the Secure Remote Password (SRP) protocol, a password-authentication system based on zero-knowledge proofs. It covers SRP’s purpose (letting… | ||
| Avoiding bias in software design | Clémence Bic, Mélanie Reversat | 41m |
The talk examines how bias appears in software such as hiring algorithms, retail scheduling tools, and facial recognition systems, causing systematic errors… | ||
| Integration in the cloud era with Camel Quarkus | Zineb Bendhiba | 42m |
Apache Camel (Java) provides 350+ connectors to integrate disparate systems, and Camel Quarkus adapts Camel to cloud-native constraints by combining it with… | ||
| Unicorn architecture for rainbow rendering with Next.js | Eric Burel | 44m |
Explains server-side vs static rendering concepts (Jamstack, SSR, SSG, ISR, prerendering, edge handlers) using Next.js as the example technology to clarify why… | ||
| Testing to stop doubting: in search of the ideal test | Benjamin Cavy | 20m |
Benjamin Cavy presents a testing methodology to help developers decide what to test, how to test it, and how to ensure test quality. The talk describes… | ||
| Lead Dev, 3 years of experience — so what? | Lise Quesnel | 13m |
The talk examines the lead developer / tech lead role from the perspective of someone promoted with only three years of experience, questioning stereotypes… | ||
| REST, GraphQL, gRPC, Webhooks: when to use each? | François DELBRAYELLE | 46m |
Compares REST, GraphQL, gRPC and Webhooks by explaining how each works and listing their advantages, disadvantages and differences. Gives guidance on which… | ||
| Networking in Kubernetes: can we make it clearer? | Sherine Khoury, Joel Takvorian | 46m |
This talk surveys networking observability for Kubernetes and OpenShift, covering technologies from NetFlow to eBPF and service meshes to trace, capture, and… | ||
| Eco-design is great, but what about the backend? | Jeremie Drouet, Youen Chéné | 40m |
The talk examines eco-design for web backends, identifying which backend factors most affect energy consumption: programming languages, frameworks… | ||
| OAuth2/OIDC best practices in the present, past simple and future | Mathieu Humbert | 50m |
Covers current best practices for OAuth2, OAuth2.1 and OpenID Connect by tracing their origins, concepts and the problems they solve. Explains why Implicit… | ||
| Art & Entropy: bringing chaos to your frontend | Thibaud Courtoison | 36m |
The talk connects Chaos Engineering with frontend development, arguing that chaos experiments (server crashes, DNS loss, load‑balancer failures) should also be… | ||
| Applying Bourdieu's Social Theory to Tech | Romeu Moura | 40m |
Applies Pierre Bourdieu’s social theory—concepts like symbolic violence, cultural capital, and hexis—to tech workplaces and communities to explain hidden power… | ||
| Security with HTTP headers: overview of attacks and defenses | Mathieu Humbert | 21m |
Overview of HTTP security headers (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, CORS and related headers) and how they help mitigate web attacks like XSS, CSRF, SSRF. Explains… | ||
| Your database like you've never seen it before | Loic Knuchel | 19m |
The talk surveys tools for understanding and exploring relational database schemas—covering SQL clients, ER diagrams, and data catalogues—and explains their… | ||
| Reactive SQL: why it matters | Thomas Segismont | 48m |
The talk explains why non-blocking asynchronous programming matters for increasing deployment density and reducing resource waste, especially in Java… | ||
| The GitOps where you are the hero | Louis Tournayre | 50m |
An interactive, choose-your-adventure style session about adopting GitOps for Kubernetes delivery. It explains what GitOps is, guides the audience to pick a… | ||
| Trace your applications with OpenTelemetry | Julien Tanguy | 17m |
Introduces distributed tracing fundamentals and shows how to instrument a web application using OpenTelemetry and Elastic APM within an ELK stack. Covers… | ||
| How to Use People’s Cognitive Biases to Succeed in Life | Marie Viley | 14m |
This talk explains how to exploit common cognitive biases in other people—managers, colleagues, family—to achieve personal goals. It surveys which biases to… | ||
| Open Source Licenses: Turf Wars and Radicalism | Pierre-Yves Lapersonne | 31m |
This talk surveys major open-source licenses (Apache 2.0, MIT, GPL2, LGPL3) and highlights their key differences and important clauses. It also discusses newer… | ||
| Be Operational in WASM (Rust/Go) from Browser to Server in Under an Hour | Philippe Charrière | 47m |
Introduction to practical WebAssembly (wasm) workflows using Rust and Go, covering running wasm in the browser, in Node.js, and calling wasm from native Go… | ||
| Closing Keynote - Technology: Creator and Destroyer of Magic! | Ben Aymerich | 24m |
Ben Aymerich explores how technology both creates and destroys a sense of wonder, examining concrete examples of technological advances and their cultural… | ||
| Sea tech and sun + outro | 08m | |
Closing remarks thank sponsors (Microsoft, OVH, Rakuten DX, Stripe, Crédit Agricole, Clever Cloud), note 18 organizers plus volunteers and students, and report… | ||
| nothing matches | ||