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Are We Ready for the Next Cyber Security Crisis Like Log4shell?
Soroosh Khodami shares a "horror story" on supply chain attacks. He explains how one Maven or npm command can gift hackers a reverse shell and shares critical strategies like SBOMs to defend teams.
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Panel: Security against Modern Threats
The panelists discuss the challenges in securing the software supply chain against modern threats.
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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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Image Processing for Automated Tests
Stefan Dirnstorfer explains the evolution of image-based test automation, comparing GenAI agents like Claude 3.5/4.5 with traditional computer vision for resilient, internal-free frontend testing.
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What I Wish I Knew When I Started with Green IT
Ludi Akue explains why emissions are the new design constraint. She shares seven hard-learned lessons for Green IT, from navigating opaque cloud infrastructure to optimizing frontend performance.
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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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Are You Missing a Data Frame? The Power of Data Frames in Java
Vladimir Zakharov discusses the power of DataFrames in Java. He compares implementations like DataFrame-EC and Tablesaw against Python’s pandas, focusing on performance and memory efficiency.
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Expanding Swift from Apps to Services
Cory Benfield explains why Swift is a powerhouse for services like Apple’s Private Cloud Compute. He shares how Swift's memory safety and C++/Java interop deliver high-performance, frugal systems.
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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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Java Concurrency from the Trenches: Lessons Learned in the Wild
Hugo Marques shares architectural lessons from scaling Java concurrency at Netflix, exploring the trade-offs between parallel streams, CompletableFutures, and the impact of Virtual Threads on IO.
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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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Developing Meta's Orion AR Glasses
Jinsong Yu (Meta) discusses the extreme engineering tradeoffs and architecture highlights (world-locked rendering, distributed compute, EMG input) of the 100g Orion AR glasses.