Most Watched 2021 | English videos

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David will explain the different possibilities to implement MicroFrontends in the past, the present, and the future. More importantly, he will leave you to know which of the available approaches is best suited for your specific task at hand.

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It is no secret that the tech industry is suffering a diversity crisis. Despite initiatives to diversify, technology is still perceived as a predominantly white, male, middle-class industry. But this wasn't always the case - in 1943, computing was dominated by women. What happened? Join Antonia Forster, XR Technical Specialist, for a data-driven exploration of the gender gap:- how it affects your bottom line, how AI and machine-learning can reinforce bias, and the powerful evidence-based strategies you can implement to "close the gap".

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In this Panel we are going to talk about the upcoming Frontend trends. We are going to ask frontend specialists about their view of the next big thing and their views on a couple of trends within our community. Some of the topics will be: How AI is going to influence the Frontend What will the role of WebAssembly be in the future Is TypeScript the new JavaScript? Frameworks, tooling, and many more topics So if you want to know where to focus on the upcoming year as a frontend developer this panel is something for you!

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Being both a developer and a musician, I am happiest when I see music and software come together. When I do a 'git push', I hum "push it to the limit" to myself. And when I hear a pop song, I believe the lyrics are actually about software development. This talk takes you on a journey throughout a typical software development process, showing you where music and software cross paths. And because I'll perform the songs myself, the talk doubles as a mini-concert - featuring songs by Coldplay, Oasis, Imagine Dragons and many more.

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Nowadays every Java Developer can write a REST microservice, but it's also possible to use messaging with Apache Kafka! Messaging is typically used for event streaming and can be compared by a pipeline of sending or receiving (big) data. It's quicker, can handle a lot of data and is easy to use. Let's create a Spring Boot application with a producer and consumer. Time to see it in action! Check the resources shared by the speaker.

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Backend for Frontend, or simply BFF, is an architectural pattern that allows teams to iterate quickly, by enabling frontend engineers to easily introduce changes on the backend. At Depop we decided to adopt Kotlin for the purpose of developing BFF services. In this talk we'll discuss the reasoning behind that decision, main benefits of that approach, as well as some caveats to it.

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I spent years perfecting my skills as a software developer because I once believed that I had to be the best in my craft to be successful and that the code always comes first. The truth is, I was wrong. The days where a talented individual could lock themselves in their basement and ship successful software are long gone. Shipping a working application is a team business, as there is a limit to what we can develop alone. I'm going to present to you an old/new way of building your career, and why I decided to walk the management path: Be the glue that lets your teams ship amazing products.

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The web is the largest application-delivery platform in existence, and introducing progressive web applications takes it to the next level. Flutter, a UI toolkit to create beautiful cross-platform applications, supports standard web technologies like HTML, DOM, Canvas, JavaScript and runs PWA on the browser only with one language, Dart! In this session, we will dive into how Flutter web works in detail, such as architectural layers, different renderers, and how Flutter will eventually use the latest and greatest web API such as web assembly to run a web application with animation in 60 FPS!

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The inspirational session Focus ON/OFF is a fun and approachable way to understand the importance of focus. In interaction with the participants, we discuss recent insights and research on concentration and attention and, more importantly, the challenges in this area. The participant is introduced to the flow curve and how focus works. The topics from the bestseller Focus ON/OFF are briefly discussed. What is covered: How do concentration, attention, and stress work on a neurological level? Optimizing work & private life balance The difference between stress and work pressure

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Researchers have spent decades studying programs, programmers, and programming, but most developers know little or nothing about what they've discovered. Are some languages easier to learn than others? Does test-driven development actually make you more productive? Are some people naturally better programmers than others? And do more eyes reduce the number of bugs in a piece of software? This talk presents the best answers we have to these questions and others.