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Elements of Scale
Ben Stopford examines tools, mechanisms and tradeoffs that allow a data architecture to scale, from disk formats to fully blown architectures for real-time storage, streaming and batch processing.
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Privacy is Always a Requirement
Eleanor McHugh shares insights on digital privacy, encouraging others to gather the minimum information possible about their users in order to serve their needs.
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Smart First, Phones Later
Tin Kadoic expands the definition of responsive beyond RWD, encouranges the audience to rethink how to design and develop responsive software, showing samples of intelligent design.
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Paasta: Application Delivery at Yelp
Evan Krall talks about Paasta, which is Yelp's platform for running services, built on Docker, Mesos, Marathon, SmartStack, git, and Jenkins.
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Modern Fast Streaming Data
Todd Montgomery challenges some of the common myths and misconceptions about high performance streaming data, and takes a look at what is really possible today.
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Scaling Distributed Systems
Natalia Chechina outlines features of actor and functional programming models, and the reason these models attract so much interest in parallel, concurrent, and scaling world.
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Data Structure Adventures
Joseph Blomstedt presents ongoing work to build a new set of high performance data structures for Erlang, including both single process data structures as well as various concurrent data structures.
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Are You a SOLID Coder?
Steve Green introduces SOLID principles with coding examples tailored for novice and intermediate developers.
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Getting Your Web Projects Production Ready with Gulp
Jonathan Mills presents how to automate building tasks for JavaScript projects with Gulp.
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Moving Beyond the Monolith
David Harrison presents the API and culture journey at freelancer.com.
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Data Migration at Scale with RabbitMQ and Spring
Félix López, Alvaro Videla discuss about RabbitMQ and messaging architectures, both from a theoretical perspective and a practical one.
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The Making of XRobots
Jan Koehnlein presents the making of the XRobots game combining Lego Mindstorms with LeJOS, image recognition with OpenCV, augmented reality, Xtend, Xtext with Xbase, Eclipse, Orion, Jetty, JavaFX.