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 Expanding on The Core Protocols, this book is a roadmap for anyone who wants to lead or participate fully in the greatest team experience of their lives. It is short and practical, focused on implementation and tactics for making changes to bring about effective results fast. (Mini-book) |
 In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke with Jarrod Overson of Shape Security about the reason for and the content in the Beyond Being an Individual Contributor track at QCon San Francisco, and he offers advice for current and aspirant technical leaders. (Podcast) |
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 In this article, author Michael Noll discusses the stream processing with KSQL, the streaming SQL engine for Apache Kafka. Topics covered include challenges of stateful stream processing and how KSQL addresses them, and how KSQL helps to bridge the world of streams and databases through streams and tables. (Article) |
 The panelists discuss the role women currently play and the future of women involved in blockchain technologies. (Presentation) |
 Deepak Chandramouli introduces and demos Gimel, a unified analytics data platform which provides access to any storage through a single unified data API and SQL. (Presentation)
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 David Andrzejewski discusses how time series datasets can be combined with ML techniques in order to aid in the understanding of system behaviors in order to improve performance and uptime. (Presentation)
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 Rachel Thomas keynotes on three case studies, attempting to diagnose bias, identify some sources, and discusses what it takes to avoid it. (Presentation)
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 Balaji Rengarajan does a brief overview of modeling machine learning problems using Celect's pDB framework. He demonstrates how disparate predictive problems can be expressed using a common pDB language. [video length 8:50 min] (Presentation) |
 Sid Anand talks about Apache Airflow, an up-and-coming platform to programmatically author, schedule, manage, and monitor workflows. [video length 11:41 min] (Presentation) |
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 Sree Tummidi discusses the capabilities of Cloud Foundry’s UAA which make it apt to be used as an identity gateway for both ingress and egress security patterns. (Presentation) |
 Rich Ruedin discusses the benefits of implementing automated pipelines for upgrades and how to make sure a platform is behaving as intended. (Presentation) |
 Tom Gillis discusses how to achieve infrastructure immutability on PCF in five areas: kernel, file, memory, process and network. (Presentation) |
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 Eclipse Collections is a high performance collections framework for Java, adding rich functionality to the native JDK Collections. In this article, key framework contributors demonstrate techniques for refactoring standard Java code to Eclipse Collections data structures and APIs, and also demonstrate some of the memory savings you can achieve. (Article) |
 Thomas Risberg reviews what has been happening in the world of JDBC lately and how it fits with the latest trends like Reactive, Non-Blocking APIs, Microservices, CQRS and Event Sourcing. (Presentation) |
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 Default interface methods are included in a new feature proposal for C# 8, which will allow developers to use the traits programming technique. Based on an existing language feature found in Java, traits are an OOP technology that promotes the reuse of methods between unrelated classes. (Article) |
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The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect on May 25th, 2018, with the most obvious impact being a flurry of emails notifying users of changes in privacy policies. As websites determined how to comply with the wide-reaching data privacy regulation, developers quickly observed significant benefits in page load performance. (News) |
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Google has released Android P Beta 2. Android P Beta 2 includes the final Android P APIs, latest system images, display cutout support, and more. (News) |
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 Modern distributed applications are fueling the growing demand for distributed active-active, multi-master databases. While most popular databases support multi-master deployment, different databases employ different techniques. LWW, MVCC, merge replication and CRDTs deliver eventual consistency, offering read and write access with local latency and remaining available during network partitions. (Article) |
 Presenters discuss how Charles Schwab used Sleuth/Zipkin with SCDF to provide latency and event tracing. (Presentation) |
 Jonathan Schabowsky discusses using microservices in an event-driven architecture with asynchronous messaging. (Presentation) |
 Jonas Bonér explores the nature of events, what it means to be event-driven, and how to unleash the power of events. The goal is to provide a theoretical understanding of how to design an event-driven system, what tools and techniques one can use to reap the most benefit from its design, and perhaps most importantly, what to avoid. (Presentation)
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 In the book Changing Times, Rich Rogers explores how technology can help people and describes the role that quality plays in this. He tells a story about how technology affects the life of a journalist, and shows what development teams can do to deliver better products. (Article) |
 One of the side effects of technology’s evolution is that it fragments existing architectures and creates new structures in the process. AI and Blockchain are currently doing this, but this pattern has been seen before and will continue as tech evolves. According to Kary Bheemaiah, fragmentation is impacting the future of work; it’s a tech-lead reality to be observed and leveraged when possible. (Article) |
 In this article Oana Juncu explores the factors which cause fear of change in organisations and what it costs, how to challenge the status quo and provides advice on overcoming some of the limiting factors. She explores four common practices which feel like they reduce risk but actually exacerbate the challenges faced by organisations in the dynamic, fast moving world where adapting to change is vital. (Article) |
 Alan Richardson discusses how Testing fits into the software development process, how to customize the process, adopt new tools, increase the amount of automated execution, and mitigate risk. (Presentation) |
 Finbarr Joy highlights the techniques software development teams can adopt for themselves to establish a robust engineering culture to ‘leapfrog’ management interventions, and establish a ‘defence’ against misguided top down-driven ’transformations’: understanding the threats/ core engineering principles revived/ leading the change/ establishing a community/ crossing the tech- business divide. (Presentation)
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 Vlad Galu talks about how team dynamics should work to survive "difficult" times and strive for "perfect" rather than "good enough". (Presentation)
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 Amanda Bellwood talks about how to create a learning environment that encourages meaningful growth by empowering teams and individuals to drive their own progress. (Presentation)
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 Andy Walker’s proposition is that the reason things fail is usually people, not technology. Human beings are operating a 'broken machine'. Based on Walker's experiences coaching Google teams, this varied and provocative discussion includes themes on ‘the broken human machine’, the ‘authority delusion’, defusing ‘difficult’ situations, and debugging team scenarios through transactional analysis. (Presentation)
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 The panelists discuss topics relating to the challenges of engineering culture development, but also take questions from the floor to provide guidance to those who are starting out/ establishing teams for the first time, or who have particular "transformation" challenges with existing teams. (Presentation)
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