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Responsibly Smashing Pandora’s Box
Yanqing Cheng takes a philosophical look at personal roles in a shifting world to answer the question: "what are our ethical responsibilities as tech innovators today?"
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A Young Profession Coping with Ethical Debt
Theo Schlossnagle talks about why software developers should take ethics into consideration and what can be done to incorporate ethics in a software product.
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for the SWE
Rob Harrop describes both his own journey from traditional Software Engineer to AI/ML Engineer, and his experience building a development team with ML at the heart.
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Virtual Scrum
Jeanne Boyarsky presents tools and techniques for working with remote team members in general and on a Scrum team in particular.
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Dockerize Your Development
Lee Brandt shows how to get Docker set up for a project, how to maintain the Docker environment, and how to deploy to production, explaining the basics of Docker.
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Service Discovery Using CRDTs
Mushtaq Ahmed and Unmesh Joshi discuss using CRDTs in Akka to build service discovery for Thirty Meter Telescope.
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Turkcell TV Platform Journey from Ground Zero up to Cloud Native with Spring Boot & Spring Cloud
Erdem Günay shares the journey of re-platforming Turkcell TV service to Cloud Native within a few months using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud.
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What's New in Spring for Apache Kafka 2.0
Gary Russell discusses Spring's support for Kafka including better threading and a new consumer-aware listener.
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Enable Authentication and Authorization with Azure Active Directory and Spring Security
Yawei Wang shows through a live coding session how to use Spring Security to enable Azure Active Directory authentication and authorization.
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Gaining Control with the Web Animations API
Dan Wilson discusses Web Animations API, how it came to be, what are its benefits like timelines, controls, and its dynamic nature in addition to detailing what is available today and coming soon.
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Category Theory for the Working Hacker
Philip Wadler explains why category theory is of interest for developers & how categories model three basic data types: products (logical and), sums (logical or), and functions (logical implication).
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Elm and Game Development, a Perfect Fit
Paulo Diniz discusses the Elm architecture, how to use it as functional reactive programming for web game development.