InfoQ Homepage Presentations
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The Why of Go
Carmen Andoh provides the historical context around the technical decisions of the Go language to better understand its concurrency primitives, garbage collection, and small standard library.
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Monitoring Modern Architectures with Data Science
Dave Casper talks about how modern data science and algorithms are being applied to "fight machines with machines".
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Avoiding Alerts Overload from Microservices
Sarah Wells shares the experiences of reaching over 150 microservices in production after starting to build a microservices-based system from scratch only two years go. She offers tips and tricks.
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Is Docker Dead?
Nic Jackson compares and contrasts the development and deployment flow for both a Docker and a Serverless project, attempting to see if Docker has already been made obsolete by serverless.
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Bias in BigData/AI and ML
Leslie Miley discusses how inherent bias in data sets has affected things from the 2016 Presidential race to criminal sentencing in the United States.
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Handling Billions of Edges in a Graph Database
Michael Hackstein discusses graph databases, the current scalability problems and their solutions.
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The Evolution of Reddit.com's Architecture
Neil Williams discusses the history of the systems that power reddit.com, looking at things that worked, things that didn't, and where they're going next.
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Performance Mythbusting Panel
The panelists answer audience questions on real-world applied performance proofs across stacks including Java, .NET and Python.
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Grokking Leadership via Mentoring
Ivana Mcconnell talks about what good mentorship is and why it's important.
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Developing an Experimentation Culture
Pete Steel discusses several culture traits that drive an effective experimentation environment, the methods that can be used to experiment and some related successes and failures stories.
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Everything You Wanted to Know about GraphQL But Were Afraid to Ask
Mark Drew goes through the fundamentals of the Query Language, structure, use cases and how to get started with consuming and creating GraphQL endpoints.
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Cleaning the Park: Reclaim Your Logging
Matt Campbell discusses how to make error logs easier to consume and harder to avoid, sharing how to drive motivation for a project that feels never-ending.