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Build Systems, Not CodeAI Engineer World's Fair 20262026-06-29
Claim: engineering moves up a layer — an agentic system called Relocation Scout is built with modular skills and sub-agents, structured outputs written into…
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Building an Autonomous Engineering OrgAI Engineer World's Fair 20262026-06-29
Claims a full conversion of an enterprise engineering org into an agentic one using internal agents like Goose and Claude Code plus Anthropic MCP design…
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Building an AI Native Engineering OrgEnterprise AI Summit Spring 20262026-04-09
Block builds an internal coding agent Goose and pilots it with 50 handpicked AI champions to convert 3,500 engineers from IDE helpers to orchestrators of…
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From Experiment to Enterprise: How Block Operationalized MCP at ScaleAI By the Bay 20252025-11-17
Block deploys MCP organization-wide in about two months, building an open-source MCP client called Goose that connects to Snowflake, Jira, PagerDuty and other…
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The accidental AI revolutionLeadDev New York 20252025-10-15
An internal developer tool becomes a company-wide agent: Goose autonomous AI agent boosts engineers by 20% more efficient and lets 75% save 8–10 hours/week…
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How Block Operationalized MCP At ScaleAll Things Open 20252025-10-12
Claims rapid rollout: Block scales MCP across a 12,000 person company in two months and achieves measurable gains. Engineers using Goose save about 8–10 hours…
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Panel: Shipping Agentic Experiences - Going Beyond Pilots to ProductionGraphQL Summit 20252025-10-06
Panel details why so many agentic projects fail and which concrete fixes scale: an open‑source agent Goose now powers millions of merchants, supports 20 LLM…
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Keynote: Air Fryers, Automation, and AITestMu Conference 20252025-08-19
Connects air fryer success with concrete automation outcomes: an AI agent called Codeame Goose uses browser drivers (Selenium/Playwright via model context…
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The Strategic Power of DevRel: From Community to Business ImpactWeAreDevelopers World Congress 20252025-07-09
Panel argues DevRel is essential for developer-facing products and ties value to business metrics like adoption and retention, not just marketing. Companies…
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MCP Mashups: How AI Agents are Reviving the Programmable WebWeAreDevelopers World Congress 20252025-07-09
Revives the old API mashup idea by showing a working pipeline: Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers act as universal adapters so an agent can call Google Maps…
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Modern Day Mashups: AI Agents are Reviving the Programmable WebFrontend Nation 20252025-06-03
MCP (Model Context Protocol) claims to let AI agents stitch APIs together with little maintenance: over 4,000 MCPs exist now, under 500 from official vendors…
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Air Fryers, Automation, and AISeleniumConf & AppiumConf Valencia 20252025-03-26
A concrete claim: AI agents can extend, not replace, Selenium by doing browser actions, generating test projects, and triaging failures. The open‑source agent…
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Interview – Angie JonesSeleniumConf & AppiumConf Valencia 20252025-03-26
Onsite report from SeleniumConf & AppiumConf Valencia 2025 says attendees return to work empowered, with many taking notes and building on the spot while…
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Codename Goose: An open source local AI agent built on MCPAll Things AI 20252025-03-17
Goose is an open‑source local AI agent that runs locally and connects to any LLM that supports tool calling, using 1,700+ MCP servers as extensions. It…
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Owning Our NarrativeAgile Testing Days 20242024-11-19
Argues that the tester role stays constant while methods change and gives four concrete lessons: automation as a tool—used to run thousands of records in a…
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How I Bought Booze with a JSON Web TokenConnect.Tech 20242024-11-18
Shows how a delivery app replaces photo IDs with a cryptographically signed verifiable credential encoded as a JSON Web Token using the web5 SDK, where the…
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Giving the individual control of their data: Open Source Decentralized Web NodesWeAreDevelopers World Congress 20242024-07-17
Claim that apps no longer need to hold user data and demos of concrete tooling: an open-source SDK implements DIF’s decentralized web nodes standard, a DID…
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The Power of Developer CommunitiesWeAreDevelopers World Congress 20242024-07-17
Developer communities drive product-led growth through concrete programs and numbers: Atlassian Marketplace reports ~5700 apps, ~20,000 third-party developers…
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The Ultimate Dev Event! Join 50+ Industry Experts for Talks, Panels & Live CodingFrontend Nation 20242024-06-04
Calling all devs! Frontend Nation is the biggest FREE online frontend event EVER. Join 50+ industry superstars for 3 days of talks, workshops &…
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JSON Web Tokens for everyday usagesFrontend Nation 20242024-06-04
Demonstrates using the Web5 SDK to issue W3C verifiable credentials as JWTs, for example a Louisiana mobile driver's license issuing an age-over-21 credential…
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All Things Open 2022 - Keynotes - Tuesday, November 1st 2022All Things Open 20222022-11-01
Claims a new platform called Web5 that combines familiar account convenience with user-owned identity and data; shows concrete standards and implementations…
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Refactoring the WebAll Things Open 20222022-11-01
Claims that the web lacks an identity layer and that a Decentralized Web Platform (called Web 5 by TBD at Block) fixes it with three concrete parts…
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Refactoring the WebRenderATL 20222022-06-01
Clear claim: a working decentralized web platform built from three open standards — decentralized identifiers (DIDs), verifiable credentials, and decentralized…
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Visual ValidationConnect.Tech 20212021-11-08
Automated visual testing replaces brittle DOM checks with image comparisons powered by machine learning, catching misaligned labels, overlapping text, and…
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Panel Discussion: Code QualityJSNation Live 20212021-06-09
Discussion on quality in JavaScript projects with insights from John Papa, Angie Jones, and Jason Palmer. Insights on identifying and measuring quality in code…
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Modern Java: Beyond Version 8Craft Conference 20212021-06-02
Shows how Java 8 test code for verifying an accounts table gets shorter and safer using var for local type inference, Streams instead of loops, and new Stream…
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Opening Keynote: CodingFutureCoders!!Con 20212021-05-15
Argues that 1980s marketing caused a dip in women studying CS and that early exposure fixes it, cites Twitter ages and NPR's decline, and highlights…
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Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation FrameworkJSWorld Conference 20212021-02-22
Claims that DOM-based automation misses visual regressions and that Applitools Eyes fixes that by taking screenshots and using ML to compare them rather than…
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All Things Open 2020 Keynote Speakers Day #2All Things Open 20202020-10-19
Four short keynotes give concrete takeaways: a set of 10 guidelines for surviving code reviews (don’t take it personally, contribute reviews, collaborate…
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10 Commandments of Navigating Code ReviewsAll Things Open 20202020-10-19
Ten concrete rules: a list of ten guidelines that aim to help underrepresented contributors navigate biased and rude feedback, backed by a cited study that…
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All Things Open 2020 Keynote (Speakers Only) Day #2All Things Open 20202020-10-19
A set of ten concrete rules — the 10 commandments — explains how to survive and shorten code review cycles: assume comments target the code, detach from a…
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The Build That Cried Broken: Building Trust in Your Continuous Integration TestsSpinnaker Summit 20202020-10-19
Team fixes a flaky CI by triaging 4,000 tests into a trustworthy and an investigational build, logging each test result to a small DB to surface flaky and…
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No Hate on Java 8, But 9–14 Reign SupremeSpringOne 20202020-09-01
Modernizes a Java 8 Selenium test using concrete Java 9–14 features: replace repetitive declarations with var (local type inference) and rules for use; replace…
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Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation FrameworkReact Rally 20202020-08-14
Demonstrates adding visual testing to a Cypress suite so screenshots become assertions, using a machine‑learning visual service to compare baseline vs…
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Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation FrameworkJetBrains Technology Day for Java 20202020-07-10
Automated DOM checks miss visual problems so visual validation compares screenshots instead of just the DOM, catching issues like flipped layouts, hidden text…
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JetBrains Technology Day for Java 2020JetBrains Technology Day for Java 20202020-07-10
Nine short sessions show concrete tools, code and outcomes: Bootiful Testing demos Spring Boot test slices and Mockito based examples; Good Old Stream API…
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Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation FrameworkJSConf Hawaiʻi 20202020-02-05
Shows that adding visual validation (Applitools) to Cypress tests finds real issues DOM assertions miss: misaligned buttons, text off-page, hidden labels…
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Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation FrameworkFull Stack Fest 20192019-09-04
Automated DOM assertions miss UX and visual regressions so visual validation uses screenshots plus ML comparison to catch misaligned labels, color changes…
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Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation FrameworkAppiumConf 20192019-06-13
Shows how to add visual validation to an Appium framework using Applitools Eyes to catch layout and UX regressions that DOM assertions miss, with live native…
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The reality of testing in an artificial worldThe Lead Developer London 20192019-06-11
An ad recommendation system uses machine learning to choose which creative to show via an ad recommendation API, trained by feedback from customers. Testing…
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Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation FrameworkCraft Conference 20192019-05-07
Demonstrates adding visual validation to functional tests using Applitools Eyes (Java demo) to catch UI regressions that assertions miss — flipped book covers…
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Level up: playing the automation gameSeleniumConf Chicago 20182018-10-18
Built a competitive dress-up web app called Diva Chicks web app with hundreds of thousands of players and maps five concrete game design rules to automation…
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The AST CASTcast: Episode 2: A Day in the Life of an Automation EngineerCAST 20172017-08-16
A full-day, hands-on workshop that teaches how to build an automation framework from scratch and leave with working code on a laptop, demonstrates how to shift…
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The Build That Cried Broken: Building Trust in Your Continuous Integration TestsSeleniumConf Austin 20172017-04-04
Team inherits 4,000 flaky UI tests and builds a disciplined plan: create a stable CI pipeline separate from unstable and bug pipelines, log every test run to a…
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