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Mixing in React
Rushaine McBean talks about how she integrated React into an existing app with its own semi structure, and the lessons learned, improvements made along the way and resulting front-end standards.
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Real-Time Metrics Computations to Power Video Quality of Delivery Resilience
Sudhi Nada shows how Conviva deals with video delivery issues, illustrating the business impact of video delivery failures and how to build resiliency into such systems based on real-time metrics.
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Interpreting the Language of Devices in the Wild
Brad Unruh discusses machine instrumentation, data capture and interpretation approaches from a leading supplier of infrastructure and industrial machinery.
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Bots & Messaging Application APIs
Jasmine Anteunis discusses integrating bots with messaging applications.
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GitHub's GraphQL Future
Kyle Daigle shares why GitHub chose GraphQL, how it differs from REST, how GitHub went about implementing it, and how they're using it in production a year later.
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Managing the Reactive World with RxJava
Jake Wharton discusses how to think about asynchronous sources, the tools that RxJava provides to handle them, and takes a look at the future of Java and how it will affect the library.
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Real Life Examples on How to Thrive Through Banking APIs
Lars Markull discusses using the figo Connect API to connect to thousands of banks and payment service providers to get info about transactions, portfolios, payments or notifications.
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The Future of Social Robots
Nicolas Rigaud discusses the present and the future of social robots.
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Testing Web Services with QuickCheck
Thomas Arts discusses how to test web services with QuickCheck.
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Getting Old(er) in Tech: Staying Relevant
Don Denoncourt talks about how to stay relevant in the tech industry, ways to keep coding skills sharp, no matter how old we are, perspectives for technical growth and how to be a lifelong learner.
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Refactoring Elixir - Lessons Learned from a Year on Exercism.Io
Devon Estes discusses some common, but less than optimal, solutions to some of the problems on exercism.io followed by refactoring, showing the performance improvements and tradeoffs made.