Conference: Jun 13-15, 2016
Tutorials: Jun 16-17, 2016
Track: The Art of Software Design
Location:
- Salon A/B
Day of week:
- Wednesday
'As above, so below': this track will explore principles of software architecture that emerge in the design of systems from small scale to large scale. The talks will cover big-picture themes and principles, and also provide specific and actionable guidance you can use to improve your own systems now.
by Anil Madhavapeddy
Co-Author "Real World OCaml", University of Cambridge
Much cloud infrastructure consists of small, specialised services that interoperate via protocol interconnects such as HTTP. Securing these interconnects via SSL/TLS can ironically make services less secure, due to the terrible prevalence of security issues in common implementations such as OpenSSL. In this talk, I'll describe how to design and build "deploy-and-forget" cloud services that are specialised into *unikernels*: compact, single-address space virtual machines built in a high-level...
by Mary Poppendieck
Key Driver of the Lean Software Development Movement
Big Design Upfront was considered so evil in the early days of Agile that it acquired its own four-letter abbreviation. All you had to do was accuse someone of doing BDUF, and they were ostracized from agile discussions. When the Build-Measure-Learn model became popular and Continuous Delivery became practical, design became further marginalized. Enter Big Data, and well – who needs design?
We do. When it comes to design, we’ve thrown the baby out with the bathwater – a common...
by Kovas Boguta
Founder at Infoharmoni
by David Nolen
ClojureScript Committer, Cognitect
Demand-driven architectures permit clients to pull arbitrary information on demand. Companies like Facebook and Netflix are transitioning to demand-driven architectures because they better accommodate diversifying and ever-changing clients. Conventional designs often rigidly front load decisions leading to brittle, inefficient systems with endless corridors of incidental complexity. Architectures that instead permit clients to request information on demand, such as Relay and Falcor/JSONGraph...
by Michael Nygard
Author of the Best Seller "Release It!"
What can a rogue fighter pilot from the 1960's teach us about software architecture? Quite a lot, as it turns out. In 1964, John Boyd introduced "energy-maneuverability" theory. It showed that the fastest airplane didn't always win the dogfight. Rather, the one that could accelerate or decelerate fastest would win.
Software architecture today is about gaining and shedding mass rapidly. One must scale up and scale down, and be able to adapt quickly to changing situations. Sadly,...
Open Space
Join Emmanuel Gomez, our speakers, and other attendees for Design Open Space. Stay for questions and share war stories!
What is Open Space?
Open Space is a kind of unconference, a simple way to run productive meetings for 5 to 2000 or more people, and a powerful way to lead any kind of organization in everyday practice and extraordinary change.
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by Anil Madhavapeddy
Co-Author "Real World OCaml", University of Cambridge
by Trisha Gee
Java Champion and Engineer
Tracks
Wednesday Jun 10
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Applied Data Science and Machine Learning
Putting your data to use. The latest production methods for deriving novel insights
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Engineer Your Culture
Building and scaling a compelling engineering culture
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Modern Advances in Java Technology
Tips, techniques and technologies at the cutting edge of modern Java
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Monoliths to Microservices
How to evolve beyond a monolithic system -- successful migration and implementation stories
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The Art of Software Design
Software Arch as a craft, scenario based examples and general guidance
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Sponsored Solutions Track I
Thursday Jun 11
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Emerging Technologies in Front-end Development
The state of the art in client-side web development
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Fraud Detection and Hack Prevention
Businesses are built around trust in systems and data. Securing systems and fighting fraud throughout the data in them.
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Reactive Architecture Tactics
The how of the Reactive movement: Release It! techniques, Rx, Failure Concepts, Throughput, Availability
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Architecting for Failure
War stories and lessons learned from building highly robust and resilient systems
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High Performance Streaming Data
Scalable architectures and high-performance frameworks for immediate data over persistent connections
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Sponsored Solutions Track II
Friday Jun 12
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Architectures You've Always Wondered about
Learn from the architectures powering some of the most popular applications and sites
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Continuously Deploying Containers in Production
Production ready patterns for growing containerization in your environment
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Mobile and IoT at Scale
Users, Usage and Microservices
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Modern Computer Science in the Real World
How modern CS tackles problems in the real world
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Optimizing Yourself
Maximizing your impact as an engineer, as a leader, and as a person
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Sponsored Solutions Track III
