During this presentation you’ll see the evolution of front end architectures, from a central event emitter or a publisher/subscribe system, currently used in several JavaScript libraries and framework, to Reactive programming and channels communication offered by CSP (Communicating Sequential Processes). We’re going to start with an overview of architectures from …
Sure, we have all thought that continuous delivery is important in software delivery… now we have data to back it up. Dr. Nicole Forsgren will present new research that shows the central role that CD plays in Agile and DevOps, the key processes that contribute to it, and how it …
The essence of software design is structure: what parts comprise the whole and how are they related? In the field of software, we have ways to structure implementation — with functions and datatypes, design patterns, architectures, and so on — but we lack a way to structure behavior. Witness the …
Even in the most agile of organizations, Enterprise software is still the first choice for third parties. However, most are unwieldy, unfit for purpose, and basically everything we don’t need as well as a few things we do. Why and how should we change this?
Is UX and UI design reserved for people with artistic skills that can “feel” what’s right? Or is there a more systematic approach we can take? We will talk about how you can predict, detect and avoid bad UI and UX, using a no-guess system created by Microsoft Research. We …
This talk is focusing on practical differences between three programming languages: Scala, Kotlin and Java8. It talks about practical daily programming, with bit of lambdas and collections. What is missing in Scala compared to Java8? When are you missing out if you decide for Java8? Is Kotlin better than Scala? …
