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From Local to Production: a Modern Developer’s Journey towards Kubernetes
Urvashi Mohnani discusses the full developer experience of writing an application, containerizing it locally, deploying it to a Kubernetes cluster, and debugging Kubernetes applications locally.
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Beyond the Breach: Proactive Defense in the Age of Advanced Threats
Michael Brunton-Spall discusses some of the most advanced attacks that are in the public domain, mostly attributed in public by commercial organizations.
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Beyond Million Dollar Lines of Code: Practical Strategies for Engineering Cost-Effective Cloud Systems
Erik Peterson discusses the actions, tasks, and approaches necessary for crafting software that meets technical specifications and controls expenditure in the cloud.
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The Latest in the World of Web Engineering (Featuring AI)
Tejas Kumar overviews web engineering in relation to AI, AI engineering, Intelligent Answering Engines, an update on CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and personal health and productivity.
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1BRC–Nerd Sniping the Java Community
Gunnar Morling discusses some of the tricks employed by the fastest solutions for processing a 13 GB input file within less than two seconds through parallelization and efficient memory access.
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Best Practices to Secure Web Applications
Loiane Groner discusses the best practices for secure coding, input validation techniques, the importance of strategic error handling and logging, and how to manage file uploads safely.
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Turbocharged Development: the Speed and Efficiency of WebAssembly
Danielle Lancashire discusses why Wasm is the most cross-platform unit of compute for serverless applications, and how that translates to efficiency at scale.
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Pitfalls of Unified Memory Models in GPUs
Joe Rowell explores the use of unified memory on modern GPU, the low-level details of how unified memory is realized on an x86-64 system, and some of the tools to understand what's happening on a GPU.
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Not Just Memory Safety: How Rust Helps Maintain Efficient Software
Pietro Albini discusses how Rust's type system can be used to ensure correctness and ease refactorings, leveraging procedural macros to reduce code duplication, introducing parallelism, and tooling.
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What Can You Learn from the Fastest Code in the World?
Alan Elder explores the extremes one can go to in order to push the boundaries of code performance and efficiency to perform complex processing on millions of packets per second.
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The Keys to Developer Productivity: Collaborate and Innovate
Heather VanCura discusses how to adopt the latest Java technology, innovate and contribute to the future evolution of the Java platform and ecosystem.
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Uncomplex: Modern Hardware for Better Software
John O'Hara discusses how recent hardware & software advances can help founders and CTOs succeed.