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Secrets of a Strong Engineering Culture
Patrick Kua explores the building blocks of engineering culture, and shares examples of how he has enabled and transformed the engineering culture of many teams and organizations.
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Records and Sealed Types - Coming Soon to a JVM Near You!
Ben Evans talks about the recent changes in the Java language (Records, Sealed Types) and shows how big ideas in language design sometimes start from surprisingly small implementation details.
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Next Generation Client APIs in Envoy Mobile
Jose Nino guides the audience through the journey of Mobile APIs at Lyft, focusing on how the team reaped the benefits of API generation to experiment with the network transport layer.
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Understanding CPU Microarchitecture to Increase Performance
Alex Blewitt presents the microarchitecture of modern CPUs.
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Tesla Virtual Power Plant
Colin Breck and Percy Link explore the evolution of Tesla's Virtual Power Plant (VPP) architecture.
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How to Be a High Performing Distributed Agile Team
Lisette Sutherland explores how digital nomads, virtual entrepreneurs, and global organizations are reaching through the screens to collaborate seamlessly at a distance.
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Three Disciplines for Leading a Distributed Agile Organization
Mark Kilby explores 3 disciplines composing our personal operating system for leadership: manage change through experimentation, amplify communication/collaboration, focus on principles over practices
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Scaling Distributed Teams around the Globe
R. Balashanmugam talks about how one distributed organization (with bases in India and Australia) has applied distributed systems patterns to scaling distributed teams' processes and improved them.
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Tough Call: Handling “Difficult” Remote Conversations Like a Pro
Judy Rees talks about tricks and tips that have worked for distributed-working pioneers, and ways to apply them for ourselves.
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Remote Working Approaches that Worked (And Some that Didn’t)
Charles Humble talks about his personal experience working remotely at C4 Media, the company behind InfoQ & QCon . He shares some lessons he has learned so we can spot common pitfalls and avoid them.