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Data Mesh Architecture Applied to Complex Organizations
Nandakumar Heble looks at the basic construct of a data mesh and how one might go about applying it.
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Modernizing in Healthcare – from On-Prem to the Cloud
Leander Vanderbijl discusses how they used API patterns to deal with complexity, modern frameworks to solve legacy code and cloud-native technologies to provide security and observability.
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The Time is Now: Delight Your Developers with User-Centric Platforms & Practices
Ana Petkovska discusses creating platform teams, establishing the team API, engagement of early adopters, easing adoption and providing a high quality product.
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Where is the Art? a History in Technology
Andy Piper discusses creative technology and art and the ways in which it has been misunderstood and feared at different points in our shared history and culture.
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High Performance Time - Series Database Design with QuestDB
Vlad Ilyushchenko discusses geographical data distribution, simplifying data pipelines with HA writes, data visualization with SQL extensions, and providing data scientists with scalable data access.
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Help: I Didn’t Realize I Was a Manager Now!
Peter Gillard-Moss tries to help people understand how they can grow to become a great engineering manager.
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Panel: What the Future of Computing Looks Like
This panel dives into advancements that will redefine how we interact with technology, exploring new concepts and discussing their potential to transform the world.
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Bits, Bots, and Banter: a Deep Dive into How Tech Teams Work in a DevOps World
Brittany Woods discusses team structures and how they can make or break healthy teams, insights into how teams are collaborating, strategies for leaders, advice on dealing with T-shaped engineers.
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Server-Driven UI for Mobile and beyond
Christopher Luu discusses what problems they were trying to solve with Server-Driven UI, how they extended their solution beyond mobile, what kinds of issues still persist, and their future outlook.
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How to Architect Software for a Greener Future
Sara Bergman discusses how to architect green software, including the difference between carbon aware and carbon efficiency.
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Unleashing the Kernel with eBPF
Liz Rice uses demos and examples to explain how eBPF works, and why the ability to customize the kernel’s behavior leads to powerful and efficient capabilities.
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From Anti-Patterns to Best Practices: a Practical Guide to DevSecOps Automation and Security
Spyros Gasteratos discusses security patternsand provides alternatives to detrimental practices, along with a compilation of free and open-source tools endorsed by the community.