InfoQ Homepage Presentations
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Get Func-y: Understanding Delegates in .NET
Jeremy Clark discusses what delegates are, detailing Func and Action delegate types, and showing how to use them to make classes more flexible.
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AutoCAD & WebAssembly: Moving a 30 Year Code Base to the Web
Kevin Cheung presents a practical guide to getting legacy code to work on the web using AutoCAD as the example with the Emscripten compiler and WebAssembly.
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Challenges & Solutions for a Blockchain-Powered Future
Eran Eyal talks about how the advent of blockchain technology promises a new era of more equitably distributed market power, the top 3 challenges adopting blockchain and the challenges of a visual AI.
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How to Build a Good Product
Steve Worswick discusses the design decisions underlying the chatbot Mitsuku that allow her to stay good despite the constant efforts of the ethics hackers that took out Microsoft's Tay.
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A Microservice Approach in the Boundaries of a Traditional Enterprise Environment
Sebastian Eggers discusses Microservice Blueprint, a well-documented and working reference implementation for a Java-based microservice/API development project.
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Real-Time, Fine-Grained Version Control with CRDTs
Nathan Sobo covers the foundations of CRDTs, then explores how Github is using them in Eon to synchronize and persist changes to a repository at the granularity of individual keystrokes.
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Git Gud with Property-Based Testing
Katie Cleary describes her experience in using Property-based Testing as a way to find casting and overflow bugs in PolySync’s Open Source Car Control (OSCC) project.
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Fast Log Analysis by Automatically Parsing Heterogeneous Log
Debnath & Dennis present a solution inspired by the unsupervised machine learning techniques for automatically generating RegEx rules from a set of logs with no (or minimal) human involvement.
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.NET Development Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Javier Lozano discusses how to take existing .NET Framework code and reuse it in .NET Standard/Core applications.
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It’s 2018; Are My Containers Secure Yet?
Phil Estes discusses recent progress and areas not covered yet in container security, tooling, practices, and technology useful to secure containers.
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Teaching a Machine to Code
Samir Talwar discusses different techniques, architectures and optimizations tried in the process of teaching a machine to write code using neural networks, simulations and everything in between.
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Networking Your Microservices Applications
Owen Garrett discusses some of the approaches that have been tried by the industry including emerging technologies to help find the right solution for an application.