Voxxed Days Thessaloniki 2023
2023-11-24..2023-11-25
Thessaloniki, Greece
[Voxxed Days Thessaloniki 2023, Voxxed Days Thessaloniki 2024, Voxxed Days Thessaloniki 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Don't Walk Away From Complexity, Run | Venkat Subramaniam | 58m |
Argues that software has inherent complexity from the domain but teams add costly accidental complexity through choices like too many moving parts… | ||
| Implementing Cloud Native CI/CD | Nikhil Barthwal | 45m |
Traditional CI/CD tools assume fixed build agents and VM artifacts and fail at cloud native needs so containers for reproducibility, Kubernetes for… | ||
| Deciphering alerts: Make sense of what your software is saying | Lena Nyström | 36m |
Argues that alert text encodes engineering tradeoffs and that useful debugging comes from reading those clues: frontend validations are human‑friendly and… | ||
| Building a Modernization Strategy | Vassilis Petrou | 15m |
Chubb faces a legacy estate (about 80% of systems legacy, ~200 billion lines) and reports modernization success rates around 24–39% with one in six projects… | ||
| The Agile Actors Experience | Alexis Panoussis | 13m |
Agile Actors places 270 tech professionals into customers (30+ clients, ~60 open vacancies) and claims measurable career growth through three pillars… | ||
| WebAssembly beyond the browser | Mete Atamel | 38m |
WebAssembly runs outside the browser with concrete tradeoffs: runtimes like Wasmtime, WasmEdge, Wasmer execute tiny, fast modules that start with almost no… | ||
| Reshaping the Developer's Role: Adapting to No-Code & AI | Ivan DUBASHINSKII | 11m |
A user story shows nontechnical founders feeding an idea to an AI assistant that generates a DSL file which spawns dozens of web app variants, each deployed to… | ||
| Chaos Engineering:The good, the bad & the ugly | Christodoulos Xystras | 34m |
XM runs chaos experiments from dev through staging/prepro to prod, using infrastructure as code and explicit stop conditions. Lifecycle: establish steady… | ||
| Climb your personal Everest: Embrace the Summit of your Potential | Marios Giannakou | 07m |
A Deloitte team supports a two‑month Everest expedition that reaches the summit and photographs a juvenile prison flag at the top. The ascent uses repeated… | ||
| Software Supply Chain Security for those in a rush | Abdel Sghiouar | 15m |
Supply-chain attacks exploit shared dependencies: SolarWinds leads to the Colonial Pipeline outage, a CA patch causes Coop to close ~700 stores for 24 hours… | ||
| Async Showdown: Java Virtual Threads vs. Kotlin Coroutines | Riccardo Lippolis | 44m |
Java 21 virtual threads are production-ready and let a blocking-IO JVM app run like non‑blocking code by mapping many lightweight virtual threads onto a small… | ||
| Future-Proofing Responsive Web Design in 2023 | Trung Vo | 40m |
Argues that modern CSS — container queries plus auto-fit minmax grid patterns and flexbox with flex-basis — replaces many media queries for responsive… | ||
| Data strategy: Getting ready for Cloud migrations | Ioannis Tsakalis, Emmanouil Kafouros | 15m |
Vodafone maps a migration path that moves BI and Cloudera workloads into GCP, builds a cloud data lake on GCS and BigQuery, and plans to decommission Oracle… | ||
| Scaling to 500k concurrent customers with orleans | Tasos Valsamidis | 19m |
Kaizen Gaming adopts the actor model with Orleans grains and a runtime that auto-activates, provides location transparency and single-threaded grain execution… | ||
| The Battle of State Management in modern frontend applications | Evangelia Mitsopoulou | 41m |
State management is the source of many bugs and slowdowns and the talk dissects concrete differences across Redux, Ngrx Store, Vuex, MobX, Recoil, React Query… | ||
| Unlocking Scalability: Power Up Your Native App with KMM | Dimitris Tsiflitzis | 46m |
Shows how Kotlin Multiplatform (KMM/KMP) shares 100% of business logic while keeping native UI, using an MVI stack with a 70/30 shared/native split. Two real… | ||
| A practical tale of assessing a Microservices Architecture | Tamás Gelesz | 41m |
Assessing a Fortune Global 500 event‑driven microservices system by mining source code, messaging graphs and interviews uncovers concrete failures: components… | ||
| Scaling Automated Testing & Architecture from Startup to Enterprise | Apostolos Giokas | 38m |
Started with slow flaky UI tests backed by a home appliance simulator and switches from MVVM to clean architecture, then breaks an 800k‑line monolith into… | ||
| Developer experience in a modern Java framework | ÁLVARO SÁNCHEZ | 46m |
Micronaut claims and demos actual results: sub-second startup for a blank app (344 ms) and a GraalVM native image starting in milliseconds (16 ms)… | ||
| Unveiling the practical prowess of OpenAI's ChatGPT | Athanasios Lelis | 16m |
Claims fast adoption with 1 million users in 5 days and 100 million monthly active users by Jan 2023 and reporting ~1.5 billion visits in Sept 2023 and ~2… | ||
| Modernizing ERP for the Cloud | Giannis Bourgazlis, Roula Kallou | 05m |
Builds a multi-tenant SaaS ERP on Azure using Blazor + ASP.NET Core 7/8 with tenant isolation via sharded Azure SQL for transactional data and Cosmos DB for… | ||
| Moments to remember | 02m | |
The recording contains only a brief musical intro and a garbled caption with no coherent statements or demos, so it presents no technical claim and no tools or… | ||
| Looks GREAT To Me: Getting Past Bare Minimum Code Reviews | Adrienne Braganza Tacke | 46m |
The talk argues concrete fixes: automate linting, formatting, static analysis and unit tests so reviews skip nitpicks; keep PRs small (aim for under 500 lines… | ||
| Surviving without a database framework | Apostolos Chatzidanidis | 16m |
A legacy Oracle Forms system is migrated to Java 8 without an ORM, producing a 48,000-line web app that keeps about 500 tables and 100 packages and runs all DB… | ||
| Salesforce Development Paradigms: From Low Code to OOP | Menelaos Radissis, Tina Chrysidou | 34m |
Salesforce is a metadata‑driven, multitenant platform where low‑code Flow Builder implements a record‑triggered flow that detects Opportunities over 250,000… | ||
| Flow: the worst software development approach in history | Sander Hoogendoorn, Kim van Wilgen | 59m |
Asserts Flow is a satire that deliberately combines the worst practices from waterfall, Scrum, SAFe, Kanban and tooling into a money-making methodology, shows… | ||
| "Develop" your Unicorn Career in Tech! | Dimitra Karakosta | 20m |
PeopleCert claims more than 7 million exams delivered globally, 700+ certifications, 10,000 exam locations and a 1,000‑person multicultural team, and it… | ||
| Beyond Logs: Real-Time Anomaly Detection with Machine Learning | Fawaz Ghali | 43m |
Claim: logs and traces are stored together in a scalable repository and scored with ML to surface anomalies within ~50 ms. Implementation shows two patterns: a… | ||
| How to win $1,000,000,000 - The Technology of Lotteries | Philip Burns, Max Panas | 35m |
Allwin Lottery Solutions runs systems that handle spikes from ~6,000 to 10,000 logins per minute, sells ~1.35M tickets on an average Saturday, and deals with… | ||
| Using Git in an (un)orthodox way in your team | Christos Manios | 22m |
Team rules cover exact commit message formats, branching model and enforced pre-commit hooks, plus protected branches and SSH vs HTTPS token hygiene. Git usage… | ||
| Engineering the Future with the Reliable Delivery Management | Ioannis Diamantis | 16m |
EPAM claims a 55,000+ workforce with 40–50,000 engineers and says >80% of projects run agile; delivery relies on an internal Engineering Excellence framework… | ||
| Magic of Automation and Everyday Chores | Jamie Coleman | 40m |
Sonatype uses AI to scan packages entering Maven Central and its repository firewall sits between public repos and internal registries to block malware or flag… | ||
| Service Mesh for developers | Abdel Sghiouar | 43m |
Istio runs as a control plane (istiod) that programs Envoy sidecars per pod to do routing, observability (Kiali) and auth; the demo shows declarative traffic… | ||
| 300: The Battle of Thermopylae or Generative AI vs Developers | Nafsika Papavasileio, Calvin Cassar | 35m |
A timed Slido coding challenge pits an HR non‑coder using ChatGPT against experienced developers; the non‑coder finishes a working solution in about 16… | ||
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