Online Tech Conferences Spring 2022 | Inspirational

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I am the Head of Customer Experience for ThoughtWorks IT Department, a distributed global team of more than 350 people. To raise awareness on accessibility and inclusion across our teams, I have recorded dozens of interviews with experts. These conversations have completely shifted my thinking. And I promise, will shift yours. Expect to learn how accessibility can fuel innovation, how products can enable or disable us and simple tips on how to remove barriers. Check out the speaker's slides here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ICvX1Ysso_DtbsDzySwTpBlCqMywdLk1/view?usp=sharing

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It's 2022, and software development and delivery is a fractious experience in many large organisations. Developers and teams struggle to get going and the development platforms are not fit for purpose. Cloud foundations do not evolve in line with the requirements of the development teams. This session will explore the conditions needed to facilitate developer autonomy and create an awesome DevEx

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Developer Experience (DevX/DX) seems a hot topic nowadays, but what is it about? In this presentation we are going to talk about how DAZN started with a small DX team almost 4 years ago and how we grew from there, exploring the challenges, the tech, the tools and the role that the DX team is playing inside the Engineering department at DAZN.

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The person in charge of Engineering at a company, usually titled CTO/VP Engineering, is often alone. But simply because you have no technological peers doesn’t mean you have to invent everything yourself. Based on my experience working with 40+ companies worldwide, I provide the rules of thumb and principles for tech execs to manage themselves, and creating an impact driven engineering organization.

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As Spotify grew in number of developers, services and complexity, our velocity was significantly slowing down. Preserving the squads’ autonomy and reducing the time of onboarding (60+ days for the first 10 pull requests) were major challenges destined to increase. You'll learn how Spotify reached the 80%+ of satisfaction of its techies through the creation of Backstage: open platform for building developer portals. You'll see live demos of how things are done in Spotify and you'll learn how to be part of a hyper-growing community devoted to making the developers happy (Backstage Community).

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Building a better open source product is much more then lines of code of better engineering. Over the last 7 years we have been building ScyllaDB an Apache Cassandra (TM) and AWS DynamoDB compliant database. In this session I'll share our story (success and mistakes) in connecting to an existing community, building trust, and giving back. Walking away from this talk - you'll better understand Open Source projects and what it takes to build one. You'll also reconsider the tools and frameworks you use.

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After some time searching for the best programming language for my projects, I wondered: is there a programming language that does not use any English keyword? Of course, the short answer is no, but where do all the other non-English-based programming languages hide? How did we end up using that idiom for writing code? Let's explore these questions during this talk! Consulta qui il materiale dello speaker: https://slides.com/micheleriva/deck-44bdac