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Panel: the True Bottleneck in Software Engineering - Cognitive Load
The panelists discuss making decisions in software development, postulating that the core limitation is how much we can know: how much we can hold in our heads, and how quickly we can learn.
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The Programmer's Brain
Felienne Hermans dives into the cognitive processes that play a role when reading code, showing theories for reading code, and techniques that can be used to read any piece of code.
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The Modern Platform in 2020
Justin Cormack gives an overview of how the programming language technology is finding its way into every technology stack.
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MakeCode: Types, Games and Machine Code
Michal Moskal talks about the MakeCode platform, an open source platform and accompanying web app for building educational programming for small, cheap embedded devices.
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It Really Is a Series of Tubes
Molly Wright Steenson goes in-depth into one of the largest information networks of its day, the pneumatic tubes, and provides a historical comparison to the development of modern digital networks.
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Joy of Coding 2019: Lightning Talks
In this series of lighting talks the speakers cover a wide range of topics such as accessibility, TCR, OpenSCAD, progress in programming, JavaScript generators, etc.
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KIT-BASHING THE BLORB - What Happens When All the Dead Come Back and They're Still Really Fun
Jason Scott discusses the status and the future of the Internet Archive.
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Me, My Code and I
Rosanne Joosten explores what research is conducted on the relation between personality traits and programming semantics.
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Adventures in Programming, Automating, Teaching and Marketing
Alan Richardson discusses lessons learned from writing commercial and open source tools, multi-user adventure games, REST APIs, test automation, and automating applications.
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Coding the Future Coders
Angie Jones shares ways to give the joy of coding to others; techniques on how to expose kids to complex topics such as ML, mobile dev, game design, and web animation with hands-on exercises.
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Lightning Talks: Joy of Coding
In this series of short talks the authors address a wide range of topics from test automation with Cucumber, to technical debt, quantum computing, how to keep coding after 50, and others.
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Programming in Hostile Environments
Nathan Goulding talks about some of the challenges that Packet has faced while attempting to program against the worst kind of adversary: physical, bare metal infrastructure.
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