In this talk Giovanni will share some lessons learned (warts and all) on how remote mob programming helped them achieve their very challenging goals, learning a lot in the process.

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This talk will take a look at misconceptions across the board, some experiences, both positive and negative, people have had crossing barriers to new languages, and show some of the benefits thinking of one’s self as a coder and not a “Ruby coder” or a “Elixir dev” can have on being a better problem solver.

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This talk will show you how to leverage the TypeScript type system to help you create a type-safe application, all based on your data coming from GraphQL. If you’re working with React and either TypeScript or GraphQL, you’ll definitely want to combine them afterward.

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This session will give you a bite-sized introduction to the Python language, intended to entertain and perhaps even change a mind or two. Because Python is cool!

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Scala 3 addresses a lot of the tricky bits in the language to make it clearer and easier to use, and luckily, implicits have also undergone a redesign. Well, to be precise… they’re gone. But in their place, we’re getting language constructs that do one thing and do it well. Please join this session in welcoming the new keywords: “given” and “using”, as well as context functions and extension methods. They’re the new kids on the block to define our contextual abstractions, and they’re here to make our code more expressive and easier to understand. Let’s see them in action.

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Creating a photorealistic avatar speaking any sentence starting from a written input text. Focusing on autoencoders, we will do a journey from the beginning (Of the speaker experience), mistakes, and tips learned along the path.

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In this talk, Stepan will tell you what Scully is, compare it with SSR, and explain what is the best case for each tool.

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In this session, attendees will learn about a real-world evolution to reactive; we will be covering tips and tricks of an experience in evolving a Banking Application; Through the session, you are going to get tips, tricks, pros, cons, and the reasons for being involved on move forward to non-blocking application and present sample code and explain the security concerns on this evolution. We will be using snippets code based on JAVA, JWT, JWS, Auth0, Spring Boot, Reactor and Webflux deployed on Cloud.

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