Programme

• A WebXR whirlwind tour
  How VR and AR allow us to immerse our users in new experiences?
• A year of mob programming - tips and tricks
  We've learned to master this way of working the hard way, by continuously improving on our processes.
• Animations Everywhere!
  How to achieve Shared Element Transition for both iOS and Android using Javascript?
• Beyond Goats & Silos
  Are the principles of DevOps still applicable, and how to we go beyond the Goats & Silos of DevOps?
• Bridging Realities with WebXR and Web Bluetooth
  Learning how to start bridge realities using JavaScript and future of the Immersive Web.
• Build a 12-factor microservice with MicroProfile
  The best practice of building a first-class microservice is to follow 12-Factor app.
• Cloud scale IoT messaging
  Meet Eclipse Hono, a cloud-based IoT connectivity platform.
• Continuous Deployment for Mission Critical Infrastructures
  Helping mobile operators in their transformation to fast moving engaging experience providers.
• Decomposing Java applications
  Ending up with application design that has good chance to evolve over the years without introducing additional accidental complexity.
• Engineers and Writers - The Documentation Tango
  Developing and documenting a product is like a complicated dance where both sides think to lead.
• Escaping Developer Nightmares
  Have you ever worked on a legacy project, like lots of source code, but no unit tests?
• Fear: The Driver Behind Our Behavior
  Did you know there are only five root causes of fear? Yep, only five.
• Field-tested interfaces for the next billion
  Building products for a different kind of digital landscape than many of us are used to.
• Go Reactive with your Data: How to stop blockages using Spring Data & Reactive NoSQL DBs
  Using Spring Data and your favorite NoSQL data store, you can exploit the full power of reactive systems, all the way to the metal.
• Going Web Native
  Introduction to Progressive Web Apps, Web Components, Web Assembly.
• Hacking Web Performance
  Important steps that most web professionals are making to improve performance.
• How we built Dev.Tube
  Built by 2 developers in only 2 months.
• Idea to Execution and Beyond
  A high-level run-through of what it takes to execute and launch a project.
• Improving your Git workflows
  Tips and tricks for improving developer productivity.
• It’s My (Third) Party and I'll Cry If I Want To
  A look at the unruly or uninvited (third-)party guests.
• Javascript without Javascript
  Leverage pre existing libraries today in order to get amazing performance and features in your current web apps.
• Making great, discoverable web apps
  How to build web apps that work great for your users and can be found better via search engines, too.
• Musings and Music: Modular Synths and Microservices
  A musical and architectural exploration in design, creativity, and emerging standards in a chaotic world.
• OPC UA – ready for Industry 4.0 with open source
  How production ready open source projects can help build your OPC UA solution on the device and cloud level.
• Programmatic advertising - or who decides what ads I'll see?
  How are millions of ads evaluated in under 10ms, at 250k requests/second.
• Scaling Data In The Cloud
  One of the great things about cloud deployments is the easy scaling.
• Serverless Java in action with Fn!
  Serverless computing and FaaS radically change how software is organized, deployed, and charged for.
• Serverless: The Missing Manual
  Serving files without a web server and managing application state in a stateless environment.
• Starting a company, growing from 3 to 300 people, and selling
  How the company changed as it went through the various stages of growth.
• Testing in the 21st Century
  Microservices architecture has changed how companies develop and deploy applications.
• The Engineering-Manager Transition
  Tactics for using an engineer's natural pattern-matching skills within a framework for dealing with the situationally complex problems that arise within growing modern technical teams.
• Use of JHipster in building next-gen Devops intelligence
  Experience of using JHipster in building the newest DevOps product from XebiaLabs.
• Using Chaos Engineering for Building Resilient Systems
  Chaos Engineering takes the complexity of a distributed system and test it holistically by simulating turbulent conditions and observing how the system responds and performs.
• What I learned about Serverless from building a Pokémon Radar
  Build Serverless system with lambdas running in seven different parts of the world.
• What if Spring framework disappeared for a week?
  How to distinguish important framework features from syntatic glue.
• iOS-Factor: A methodology for building high-quality iOS apps on a solid architecture
  Applying more up-to-date engineering practices into your daily development workflow.