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Security and Architecture: To Betray One Is To Destroy Both
Shana Dacres-Lawrence discusses the "betrayals" between security and architecture. She explains how delivery pressure and assumed trust lead to failures and shares five strategies for a lasting union.
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Panel: Security Against Modern Threats
The panelists discuss the challenges in securing the software supply chain against modern threats.
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Platform Engineering as a Practice of Sociotechnical Excellence
Lesley Cordero explains how platform engineering serves as a sociotechnical solution for scaling orgs. She shares strategies for joint optimization, communal learning, and distributed leadership.
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Mobile Server-Driven UI at Scale
Rafael Ring explains how Nubank revolutionized mobile development by building a scripted server-driven UI framework, reducing feature lead times from weeks to minutes for 115 million customers.
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Beyond the Code: Hiring for Cultural Alignment
Alicia Collymore explains how to assess cultural alignment within technical interviews. She shares strategies for engineering leaders to identify core attributes and use spectrums to evaluate fit.
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From Symptom Checkers to Smart Chatbots: the Role of AI in Virtual Care
Andre Ribeiro discusses the architecture of Healthily’s AI symptom checker. He explains how Bayesian inference and RAG models bridge the gap between medical insights and confident patient action.
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So You’ve Decided to Do a Technical Migration
Sophie Koonin explains how Monzo navigated a two-year migration from Flow to TypeScript. She shares strategies for gaining stakeholder buy-in, using automation, and managing incremental rollouts.
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What I Wish I Knew When I Started with Green IT
Ludi Akue explains why emissions are the new design constraint. She shares seven hard-learned lessons for Green IT, from navigating opaque cloud infrastructure to optimizing frontend performance.
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Platforms for Secure API Connectivity with Architecture as Code
Jim Gough explains how "Architecture as Code" and the CALM model bridge the gap between developers and infrastructure, sharing patterns to automate security reviews and accelerate API deployment.
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Achieve Optimal Efficiency for Your Developer Experience Teams
Fabien Deshayes shares how Monzo built a high-impact DevEx team with just three engineers. He explains how treating platform as a product doubled experimentation and slashed decision time by 50%.
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How WebAssembly Components Enable Safe and Portable Software Extensions
Alex Radovici discusses how WebAssembly components solve the "untrusted code" problem, providing a sandboxed, language-agnostic framework for building high-performance software extensions.
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Panel: Modern Data Architectures
The panelists emphasize that data engineering is no longer just about "click-and-drag" UI tools; it is software engineering applied to data.