Just as Ruby is great for getting a new web project off the ground and into production, Ruby is equally awesome for quickly building games up from scratch and continuing to iterate on them. This talk explores the basics of how computer games work, shows the tools available for building …
Jenkins is great. We know it well enough, though, to realize that it’s also not a silver bullet. As we look to move from build and CI to DevOps and continuous delivery (CD), there are many other tools in our toolkit that we will need to integrate in order to …
As software developers working on a team, we all make technical decisions. What is the best way to implement this? Where should this function live? Is this library worth using? Some decisions, though, are larger, riskier and more important than that.
My aim is to clear away some misunderstandings regarding the Internet of Things, and introduce MQTT – a protocol that is considered one of the most promising protocols. The presentation starts with a live demo of my IoT setup with a sonar, Arduino, Raspberry PI, MQTT, a talking Skull, Node.red, …
It seems these days that on virtually every tender invitation the client claims to want an Agile project. But when you dig a bit deeper, it turns out either the client doesn’t really want an Agile approach, or there are aspects of the project that mean Agile may not be …
Discover what considering infrastructure as code is all about and how the open source tool Puppet helps you manage both traditional and cloud infrastructures. This talk is for anyone that needs to manage infrastructure; ranging from system administrators managing large server farms, or armadas of desktop computers to individual developers …
