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Voxxed Days Crete 2025

Java developers, frontend developers, platform engineers, site reliability engineers, DevOps engineers, security engineers, engineering managers

virtual threads and scoped values; Java streams gatherers; WebAssembly in Java; Java agent and eBPF instrumentation; Prometheus histogram_quantile behavior; GitHub Actions for compliance; Packer-built AMIs and scanning; Vite in JavaScript monorepos; Next.js BFF with TanStack Query; LLM evaluation and guard tools; Model Context Protocol integration

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Building a personal CLIDaniel Roe40m
Live codes a usable personal CLI that runs TypeScript on Node, demonstrates it in a browser terminal served by Vite Slidev terminal emulator, and wires…
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Automating Cloud Security Compliance: From Patching to Machine Image Building and Auto SchedulingElias Theodoridis11m
Automated compliance pipeline that actually runs: GitHub Actions enforce security workflows for static analysis and dependency scanning, Docker base images…
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Beyond the Prompt: Evaluating, Testing, and Securing LLM ApplicationsMete Atamel39m
Evaluates LLM apps using concrete tools and numbers: uses Vertex AI Evaluation, DeepEval and Promptfoo for metrics, and LLM Guard plus Model Armor for…
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Unlocking Java's Code MazeMihaela Gheorghe-Roman45m
Series of live Java puzzles demonstrates concrete outcomes not abstractions: static-init order yields 20, a partitioning-by with a regex-vowel test returns the…
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Why Vite ♥ JavaScript MonoreposEma Zyka18m
Argues that Vite makes large JavaScript monorepos practical by serving local development with Vite optimized build and fast HMR while letting root workspaces…
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Introduction to ADRsVladas Diržys42m
Introduces a concrete ADR workflow: title, metadata, Architecture Decision Record (ADR) structure, status values and immutability, context, options with…
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From Insanity to Sanity: How We Let the Product Team Take OverStavros Bastakis, Zacharias Fragkiadakis07m
Migrating to Sanity CMS as a headless CMS removes developer bottlenecks by shipping a schema-defined content model, preview UI, and GROQ queries that let…
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Let’s use IntelliJ as a game engine, just because we canAlexandros Chatzizacharias42m
Uses the IntelliJ plugin platform and Java Swing with Kotlin coroutines (no JCEF, no LWJGL) to treat the IDE as a rendering/runtime host and hits 120 FPS for…
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Modernizing the LegacyAggelos Bellos40m
A 13‑year monolith at TalentLMS evolves by decoupling storage to S3, removing sticky sessions, and adopting infrastructure as code plus GitHub Actions…
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Investing for geeks v1.1.0Foivos S. Zakkak16m
Start by building an 3–6 months emergency fund, replenish it immediately after any use, then split paychecks into 50% essentials, 20–30% savings/debt, 20–30%…
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Prometheus Puzzlers: Traps, Pitfalls, and Corner CasesPatrycja Wegrzynowicz43m
Hands‑on Prometheus puzzles showing concrete surprises: with 98 constant samples and six buckets a 99th percentile query estimates ~994ms because…
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Solving Real-World Data Fetching Challenges with Next.js and TanStack Query: A Pragmatic Case StudyFariz Aziz45m
A fintech case study shows replacing five parallel partner-API calls with a single Next.js API handler acting as a BFF aggregation proxy, moving mapping and…
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Artificial, yes; Intelligent, no.Ted Neward52m
Argues that current AI is powerful pattern matching not thinking, cites 95% fail claim for business AI initiatives, shows concrete failures: driverless Whimo…
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StructuredTaskScope And ScopedValue - Get The Most Out of Virtual ThreadsChristian Woerz38m
Live-codes a small Spring Boot app that uses Java 21 virtual threads plus the preview features StructuredTaskScope and ScopedValue to turn three 500 ms…
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It Works on My Machine: Why Engineers Are Misunderstood (and What They Can Do About It)Zaharenia Atzitzikaki15m
Unpacks three myths: engineers are bad communicators, don’t care about the business, and are unapproachable, with concrete examples (dismissive “works on my…
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Robust Testing Strategies for AI-Driven ApplicationsVictor Landeau42m
Air Canada chatbot misstates policy and triggers a lawsuit, so testing must prove correctness not just usefulness. Build a golden evaluation dataset of…
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Revisiting user registration and authenticationVassilis Poursalidis15m
Combines hashcash PoW with delta bits and Zero-Knowledge Password Proof (ZKPP) to harden registration and API endpoints: the server issues a nonce and a JWT…
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Level Up Your Java Streams with GatherersHinse ter Schuur39m
Shows how Java 24 Stream Gatherers let streams take mutable state and emit zero, one or many outputs so you can compute hourly averages from per-minute sensor…
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Beyond the Framework: Building for the Next Decade of the WebDaniel Roe51m
Argues frameworks are inevitable and often the right tool, then shows concrete work: Nuxt + Nitro extensions, Unifont and Fontaine libraries, and a Fontless…
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Behind the Scenes of Novibet’s Casino API: Building a Scalable and Modular PlatformNikoleta Tzika10m
Novibet Casino API (NUA) replaces per-provider microservices with a single integration point that centralizes logic, observability and updates, cutting…
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Modern Sandboxing: Using Web Assembly in JavaFrank Lyaruu35m
Claim: run untrusted code inside a Java process by embedding WebAssembly with Extism to move computation to the data while keeping it deny-by-default…
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Java Agent vs. eBPF: A Deep Dive into OpenTelemetry Instrumentation TechnologiesFabian Stäber39m
Local Kubernetes demo instruments a Java name‑generator and a Node front end using OpenTelemetry Java instrumentation and OpenTelemetry eBPF instrumentation…
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What is multimodal RAG, and can we build a village with it?Alexander Chatzizacharias43m
A working demo builds a living NPC village called Little Minos Morgle using multimodal RAG that injects text, image and audio embeddings at runtime; it uses V8…
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The Cutting Edge of AI: From LLMs to Multimodal IntelligenceEmmanouil Tavlakis27m
Overview of concrete claims and tools: argues small LLMs are more practical than enormous models, names Llama, Qwen v3, DeepSeek 3.1 as open options, and…
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LLMs, Meet Your Tools: The Magic of Model Context ProtocolAlex Shershebnev34m
Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets an LLM request and run real tools: MCP server executes tools via JSON-RPC, advertises capabilities, and returns resources…
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Component wrappers and other patterns for making your tests bulletproofŁukasz Nowak38m
Guides frontend developers through a concrete pattern that replaces mocking internals with route-level integration: use Vitest and Testing Library, mock only…
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The Hacker's Guide to KubernetesPatrycja Wegrzynowicz46m
Four live demos exploit OWASP Kubernetes Top 10 issues: a scan finds open kubelet API on two worker nodes allowing remote command execution and reverse shells…
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Are your tests good enough?Michalis Zampetakis37m
Explains how mutation testing supplements code coverage by actually breaking code to see if tests catch it, using Golang examples and an automated mutator that…
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How to survive as a developer in the exponential age of AISander Hoogendoorn01h 00m
Shows a concrete stack: a central prompt service that calls Gemini and other models, uses the new Responses API and experiments with MCP servers, and plugs…
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Busy Developer's Guide to Esoteric LanguagesTed Neward36m
Covers concrete quirks and working implementations: Intercal (1972) requires politeness and has multiple incompatible dialects with a C implementation; LOLCODE…
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From Space to Code: Using NASA's Open Data APIs with KeplerKo Turk35m
Explains how to call APOD and Mars Rover APIs from a Spring Boot REST controller (IntelliJ, Copilot, RestTemplate, Jackson), maps JSON into objects and serves…
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Front end development in 2040Fotis Adamakis40m
Predicts concrete shifts: JavaScript gains static typing, making TypeScript obsolete a plausible 15-year outcome; a native reactive primitive (signals/proxies)…
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Don't be an IdiotAsim Hussain46m
Argument: open source and the internet are historical tools to dilute power, traced here to the Eloinian mysteries and a psychedelic ritual ingredient…
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