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Everyone Can Be a Full-Stack Engineer
Alex Cole discusses dynamic web apps, how serverless solutions compare to in-house stacks, and how product development changes when individual engineers can own features, end-to-end?
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WebAssembly: Open to Interpretation
Rob Pilling discusses the foundational corners of WebAssembly.
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Don't Fall into the Platform Trap - How to Think about Web3 Architecture
Christian Felde discusses Web3, which in his view represents a shift in information flow, and is a threat to the existing Web2 platform model, covering the key differences between a Web2 and Web3.
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Module Federation: the Federated Applications Revolution
Zack Jackson details the Module Federation and shares design patterns that lean into taking full advantage of Federated application architecture.
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State of OpenTelemetry, Where Are We and What’s Next?
Michael Hausenblas discusses what problems OpenTelemetry solves, and overviews the ecosystem and status of various projects within OpenTelemetry.
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Better Serverless Computing with WebAssembly
William Overton discusses why WebAssembly is the next big step on the journey to computing at the edge, the Compute@Edge platform, and developments in the WASM ecosystem (WASI & Component Model).
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Implementing Passwordless Logins with WebAuthn Protocol
Adib Saikali overviews the Web Authentication protocol which enables secure user-friendly authentication processes. He is using a sample Spring Security-based application.
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Secure, Performant Platform Extensibility through WebAssembly
Saúl Cabrera explores how server-side WebAssembly can be leveraged to enable synchronous, secure and performant platform extensibility.
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Full Stack Dart
Chris Swan discusses using a stack of Dart, where Flutter developers can use the same language to build the services behind their apps.
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Panel: WebAssembly - the Past, Present and Future
Aaron Turner, Taylor Thomas and Matt Butcher discuss the past, the present, and the future; where they think this technology will be most impactful in the coming years.
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WASM in the Wild West: a Practical Application Tale
Taylor Thomas, Matt Butcher discuss the possibilities afforded by WASM and why they think it will be a major component of application development in the cloud, along with some of the lessons learned.
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Experimenting with WASM for Future Audience Experiences in BBC iPlayer
Tim Pearce discusses how they used WebAssembly to deploy their iPlayer across various web browsers, what advantages this approach had and how they intend to use WebAssembly outside the browser.