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From OTEL to SLMs: Distilling Frontier Model Behaviour from Production Telemetry
Ben O'Mahony shares how to build a data flywheel for AI agents using OpenTelemetry, explaining how behavioral user signals can be mined to distill and fine-tune smaller, localized language models.
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Lessons Learned in Migrating to Micro-Frontends
Luca Mezzalira discusses a practical roadmap for migrating to micro-frontends, explaining how to optimize for team autonomy, identify domain boundaries, and leverage edge-compute routing.
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Building and Scaling UI Systems for Internal Tools at Meta
Meta frontend engineer Cindy Zhang explains how a lean team scaled an internal UI design system to over 10,000 tools, sharing technical strategies for monorepo codemods and community intake.
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Speed at Scale: Optimizing the Largest CX Platform out There
Matheus Albuquerque explains how to modernize legacy React codebases using jscodeshift, code splitting, and Preact to achieve a 37% bundle reduction while maintaining support for older browsers.
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Mobile Server-Driven UI at Scale
Rafael Ring explains how Nubank revolutionized mobile development by building a scripted server-driven UI framework, reducing feature lead times from weeks to minutes for 115 million customers.
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So You’ve Decided to Do a Technical Migration
Sophie Koonin explains how Monzo navigated a two-year migration from Flow to TypeScript. She shares strategies for gaining stakeholder buy-in, using automation, and managing incremental rollouts.
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How WebAssembly Components Enable Safe and Portable Software Extensions
Alex Radovici discusses how WebAssembly components solve the "untrusted code" problem, providing a sandboxed, language-agnostic framework for building high-performance software extensions.
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The Ideal Micro-Frontends Platform
Luca Mezzalira discusses the evolution of micro-frontends, explaining how to scale engineering teams through technical decentralization, business subdomain boundaries, and organizational autonomy.
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WASM Components are a FaaS' Best Friend
Laurent Doguin explains why WebAssembly (Wasm) components are the future of FaaS. He discusses the Wasm Component Model, security isolation, and building distributed systems with CNCF wasmCloud.
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WASM in the Enterprise: Secure, Portable, and Ready for Business
Andrea Peruffo discusses WebAssembly's role on the server, showcasing how Chicory enables secure, portable, and performant polyglot applications, sharing key enterprise use cases.
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Systems Thinking for Scaling Responsible Multi-Agent Architectures
Nimisha Asthagiri explains how systems thinking and Causal Flow Diagrams are tools to navigate the unintended consequences of increasingly complex multi-agent AI systems and ensure responsible AI.
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Scaling the BBC Design System: Tooling, Community, Governance and Gardening
Sophie Beaumont discusses how her team built a web design system that scales to serve 4.8 billion requests a month.