How thinking small is changing software development big time
The world is changing fast. More precisely, the world is changing at increasing speed. This means things that were not possibly five …
One Hundred Languages
Computers surround us in our daily lives, but the most powerful ideas of computing go beyond the sleek silver containers and glowing boxes…
JavaScript and the Rise of New Virtual Machine
One day we woke up and things were different. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning powering swarms of cloud containers talking to browsers running apps originally written in …
The Secret Sauce of Successful Teams
Every software team writes code, but some teams produce fewer bugs than others. Every software team creates new features, but some teams develop features users love and others don’t…
Spring Boot & Kotlin - A match made in heaven
Despite being very new, Spring Boot has seen a spectacular start as an amazing kickstarter for Spring-based application. You can now…
Stream Puzzlers – Traps and Pitfalls in Using Java 8 Streams
How well do you know the Stream-API in Java 8? Do you like brainteasers? Then you are invited to take a look at some code snippets involving stream operations. Can you figure out what they…
Hands on Microservices with OpenShift
In this presentation we are looking at a concrete micro service implementation, the Helloworld-MSA by Red Hat Developers. How does it work and where are the gotchas?
The Future of Making Stuff
Your guidebook for understanding IoT and the maker world – how things are made today, trends for tomorrow, and how you can get involved.
Scaling the Internet of Things
We all know Gartner’s expectations: 20 billion connected devices by 2020. People are not going to charge tens of devices every day so we need low power communication. More and more devices are …
Get Immersed into a Holographic World with HoloLens
Holograms are no longer a sound of the distant future that we usually see in movies like Star Wars. They are already here! Microsoft has made them available with HoloLens and Windows Mixed Reality. Provided development tools give…
Hardware Hacking for JavaScript Developers
Better with react than resistors? Understand single-page apps, but lost with a single-board computer? JavaScript is great, but sometimes you want to take your skills out into the real world.
In this talk we’ll connect …
Machine Learning without the Hype
Machine learning is both a highly overloaded and hyped topic. This talk covers one specific area in this space — anomaly detection of time-series data. It sounds very narrow, but is widely applicable in IT security and operations.
How Booking.com serves deep learning models at large scale?
With so many machine learning frameworks and libraries available, writing a model isn’t a bottleneck anymore while putting your models in production is still ..
TBA
TBA
Blue Ocean: Jenkins distilled & on Ice
Blue Ocean is not only a new re-designed GUI for Jenkins. Only a few have noticed what it stands for: It is an adequate view of the completely new…
Elegant Angular
One of the best reasons to use Angular.js for your web front-end projects is the sheer elegance of the code.
Not only does Angular take advantage of TypeScript for modern, strong-typed code and Rx.js for stream processing, but it also embraces…
Thinking Reactive in JavaScript
What is reactive programming? A lot of people have this question. Thinking in a reactive way is not that hard but it takes some time to understand all things and to change the way you look at development. In this talk, we should learn everything about …
CSS Houdini – from CSS Custom Properties to JavaScript Worklets and back
Today CSS Custom Properties are supported in all the major browsers. Now it’s time to do the next step- to have an ability to register new Custom Properties from JavaScript and setup the browser how to work with them (e.g. real CSS polyfills). They should work with…
Mobile Web Performance
Some of your users are on mobile browsers that may be more advanced than the desktop browsers of other users, but chances are those phones with their advanced browsers may have similar memory and bandwidth constraints to the computer you recycled 5 years ago…
Accessibility as Performance
By developing with web standards, you can create accessible, performant websites. Semantic markup helps ensure accessibility while reducing the need for frameworks…
A Crystal Ball To Prioritize Technical Debt
The technical debt metaphor has taken the software world with storm. No wonder, since software projects have their fair share of challenges. Most organizations find it hard to…
SonarLint & SonarQube to spot bugs, code smells and vulnerabilities as fast as you code
During this presentation, Freddy will start by demonstrating the kind of tricky bugs that can be spotted while coding with help of SonarLint. Then, for …
Dealing with Information Overload - Personal Productivity for Techies
As developers, we are asked to absorb even more information than ever before. More APIs, more documentation, more patterns, more layers of abstraction. Now …
Failed and successful stories with Technical Debt
The concept of Technical Debt is always different when you ask a developer or a sponsor. Why is it that complicated to understand for the sponsors? why do developers struggle …
