InfoQ Homepage Panel Content on InfoQ
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Panel: Microservices - Are They Still Worth It?
The panelists have moved from the monolith to microservices and in some cases back again and they have strong opinions on monorepos, on operating distributed systems.
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Panel: JavaScript - Is the Insanity Over?
Is JavaScript finally ready to make developers happy? Are the days of transpiling really numbered? People seem to be stuck with JavaScript, but the developer experience might just be getting better.
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Panel: How to Make the Future Become Your Present
Sometimes, adopting new tech took more nurturing than expected to ensure it was successful. Not every decision was the right one, but each presented new learning opportunities.
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ML/AI Panel
The panelists discuss what makes ML different from other types of applications and why it requires special tooling.
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Optimizing You Panel: Path to Awesomeness
The panelists discuss their own choices and events from their histories that propelled their careers, and helped them achieve awesomeness in one or more areas of their lives.
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DevOps & Lean Thinking Panel
The panelists discuss the latest trends and processes in DevOps & Lean Thinking.
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Panel: Startup and VM Futures
A lot of the techniques & approaches that are used for developing and improving software performance are tried and tested rather than innovative-but where does that leave startups who leverage the VM?
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Panel: Ethics in Software Engineering
The panelists explore emerging ethical issues related to software engineering, as well as how they can potentially be addressed.
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Architectures Panel
How do big operators differ from smaller disruptors? The panelists examine the different architectures that power these systems.
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Panel: Which Java Vendor Should I Choose?
The panelists provide an animated discussion to help people pick which JDK makes sense for their organization.
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Panel: ML for Developers/SWEs
The panelists cover how they've adopted applied machine learning to software engineering.
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Panel: The Promises and Perils of Eschewing Distributed Coordination
The panelists talk about the promises and perils of eschewing coordination in distributed systems, and cover a diverse range of opinions and use-cases.