WeAreDevelopers Conference Vienna 2016
2016-04-13
Vienna, Austria
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| About Issues with TPB & Flattr | Peter Sunde | 36m |
Recap of concrete claims and projects about file sharing, payments and responsibility: Pirate Bay grows by deliberate provocation, publishes cease and desist… | ||
| Why User Centered Design? | Benedikt Salzbrunn | 27m |
Argues that including real users prevents costly errors and improves outcomes, showing a rehab‑at‑home project that uses Microsoft Connect, Microsoft band and… | ||
| Simple Mobile Development With Ionic | Barbara Ondrisek | 24m |
Ionic uses a single AngularJS app plus Cordova to deliver up to eight targets (Android, iOS, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Firefox OS, browser, web service), with… | ||
| The Road to Node.js | Gergely Nemeth | 19m |
Advocates Node.js for server-side JavaScript, cites PayPal 100% productivity gain and Walmart <1% CPU on Black Friday, and demos a tiny Express app that reads… | ||
| Scalable Webapps with React and Redux | Torsten Stüber | 21m |
Ohlala is a mobile‑first single‑page web app built with React + Redux and Typescript, running Node.js with Redis and a Couch-based store that the team plans to… | ||
| Pros Do Vanilla - A Loosely Coupled Front-End | Klemens Schreiber | 23m |
karriere.at frontend iteration four ships a pragmatic, decoupled stack: server-side Blade templates bridged to client with Handlebars so one template serves… | ||
| Securing Single Page Applications with Token Based Authentication | Stefan Achtsnit | 26m |
Explains practical trade-offs for using JSON Web Tokens in single‑page apps: recommends short‑lived tokens plus a refresh flow, avoids localStorage because XSS… | ||
| On the road from Monolith to Micro | Christoph Moser | 23m |
Moves a legacy monolith into a microservice platform in eight months with a three‑person core team, discarding 3.8 million lines of code discarded and adopting… | ||
| Re-Architecting Big Environments | Dominik Wagenknecht, Roman Schiefer | 23m |
Five architectural approaches are compared and one clear path is to add a thin value layer on top of the black box while replicating data out so legacy systems… | ||
| Inheritance vs Composition | Till Vollmer | 21m |
Compares class-based inheritance to functionally composed pipes and finds composition easier to evolve: initial popover UI spawns five brittle subclasses… | ||
| Do We Need Software Craftsmen? | Christian Rauscher | 22m |
Argues that software craftsmanship extends Agile by shifting focus from projects to people and long‑term code health, extracting three concrete values… | ||
| Mob Programming | Andreas de Pretis | 26m |
A team works together on a single task at one computer one keyboard one display, using the driver/navigators pattern so every idea passes through another pair… | ||
| How to develop native cross-platform apps in QML & JavaScript with the Qt and V-Play SDK | Christian Feldbacher | 13m |
Demonstrates building native-looking cross-platform apps with Qt + V-Play using QML and JavaScript, showing a shipped Twitter clone (data from the Twitter REST… | ||
| Boxing text recognition into a cross-platform SDK | Daniel Albertini | 11m |
Anyline becomes a cross-platform C++ SDK for live OCR on iOS, Android and Windows Phone by moving machine‑learning and vision code into a single shared… | ||
| How We Collaborate @ GitHub | Marko Berkovic | 29m |
Company runs code and business work inside GitHub repositories, with HR, sales and press in everything-as-repo rather than email, and 555 distributed employees… | ||
| How to run distributed teams | Thomas Schranz | 08m |
Argument: hire people who are excellent asynchronous communicators — verify on GitHub, Stack Overflow and mailing lists — because distributed teams fail on… | ||
| Dev and Marketing - A Misunderstood Love Story | Jakob Reiter | 18m |
Development and marketing converge around measurable, automated hacks: marketing shifts from untrackable TV to madman to math man analytics, and developers… | ||
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