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Questioning Convention: C# as a Shortcut to Startup Velocity
Sam Cox explains why he chose C# to build his startup's platform, detailing how its modern tooling and ecosystem drove productivity and rapid iteration.
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Making Augmented Reality Accessible: a Case Study of Lens in Maps
Ohan Oda explains how Google Maps' Lens in Maps AR feature was made accessible for visually impaired users, sharing development challenges and valuable insights for inclusive design.
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Supporting Diverse ML Systems at Netflix
David Berg and Romain Cledat discuss Metaflow, Netflix's ML infrastructure for diverse use cases from computer vision to recommendations.
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Renovate to Innovate: Fundamentals of Transforming Legacy Architecture
Rashmi Venugopal explains fundamentals of technical renovation for scaling software, addressing tech debt & complexity.
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Modernizing DevOps with AI, Boosting Productivity, and Redefining Developer Experience
The panelists discuss how generative AI is boosting productivity, redefining the developer experience, and affecting software development in 2025.
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Why Most Machine Learning Projects Fail to Reach Production and How to Beat the Odds
Wenjie Zi discusses common pitfalls that cause these failures, such as the inherent uncertainty of machine learning, misaligned optimization objectives, and skill gaps among practitioners.
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Adaptable Innovation: How Microsoft Leverages React Native for Strategic Advantage
Lorenzo Sciandra unveils the use of React Native across Microsoft's diverse ecosystem, emphasizing the strategic and technological reasons for its continued selection.
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Survival Strategies for the Noisy Neighbor Apocalypse
Meenakshi Jindal discusses experience and lessons learned with a case study from the Asset Management Platform at Netflix about how they detected and survived a noisy neighbor.
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How Netflix Really Uses Java
Paul Bakker discusses Netflix’s use of Java, emphasizing the use of microservices, RxJava, Hystrix and Spring Cloud.
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How Netflix Ensures Highly-Reliable Online Stateful Systems
Joseph Lynch discusses the architecture of Netflix's stateful caches and databases, including how they capacity plan, bulkhead, and deploy software to their global, full-active, data topology.
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Managing 238M Memberships at Netflix
Surabhi Diwan discusses how the Netflix’ membership team outgrew many of its technology and architectural choices as memberships went from a few hundred thousand to 200 million.
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Using Traffic Modeling to Load-Balance Netflix Traffic at Global Scale
Niosha Behnam and Sergey Fedorov discuss how Netflix shifted from geo-based DNS load-balancing to a latency-based approach, relying on real-user measurements and building a model of Netflix traffic.