Name: C3 Dev Festival 2024
Start: 2024-06-14T07:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-06-15T19:00:00.000Z

Ramona Schwering

Olivier Tassinari

Yash Verma

Nicolas Carlo

Ciarán Curley

Faris Aziz

Sophie Kolbe

Jan Peer Stöcklmair

Michiel van der Ros

Krasimir Tsonev

Adrian Hajdin

Irina Baeva

Paula Burghelea

Lera

Liad Yosef

Medhat Dawoud

Bogdan Plieshka

Evangelia Mitsopoulou

David Pugh

Marko Draksic

Elaine Shinagawa

John Nguyen

Mauro Bartolomeoli

Johannes Goslar

Ruben Casas

Hana Hulic

Sahar Brodbeker

Daniel Frey

Vadim Zhamkov

Maksim Teslenko

Omar Diop

Mangirdas Darguzis

Charles

Robert

Construir un negocio es una pelea para ver quién consigue más clientes primero. Tienes que adoptar esa mentalidad al escribir código. Como me dijo una vez un antiguo jefe: El código limpio no importará si estamos muertos. Tienes que cambiar tu mentalidad de las mejores prácticas a hacer las cosas. Pero no puedes volverte demasiado loco o la deuda técnica te matará.

Escalando Rápido: Lecciones de Ingeniería de ~15 Años de Startups Tecnológicas

Tech startups require scaling the business, the team, and the tech. The goal of an engineering team at a startup is to not be the reason for the business to slow down. Engineers prioritize business outcomes over code debates. Simplify your code and prioritize solving the specific problem. Organize your code vertically to limit complexity and improve clarity. To avoid code problems in the future, focus on getting the data and architecture right rather than striving for perfection today. Balancing dry and duplicating code can be achieved by allowing patterns to develop and observing for common solutions.

Building a business is a slugfest to see who gets more customers first. You have to adopt that mindset when writing code. As an old boss told me once: Clean code won't matter if we're dead. You have to shift your mindset from best practices to getting shit done. But you can't go too wild or the tech debt will kill ya.

Scaling Fast – Engineering Lessons From ~15 Years of Tech Startups

Swizec Teller

Menos desorden, más poder: Aprovecha el poder de la plataforma web

This talk focuses on the powerful features of CSS and HTML that can level up developer skills and enhance web UI. Scroll-driven animations, popover API, and anchor positioning are explored as ways to create dynamic effects, improve performance, and increase accessibility. The talk also emphasizes the benefits of building presentations with CSS and HTML, separating logic from styling, and leveraging core platform features. Wishlist features for the web platform and the challenges of pushing updates across browsers are discussed.

Less Cruft, More Power: Leverage the Power of the Web Platform

Una Kravets

La revolución en curso de la IA nos presenta oportunidades, desafíos y responsabilidades únicas para diseñar nuestro futuro. Aprende cómo ejercitar tus habilidades de pensamiento crítico cuando se trata de integrar la IA en tu oficio de diseño, y cómo construir una sólida mentalidad ética en torno a la toma de decisiones de diseño en la Era de la IA. Guiados por Ioana Teleanu, la Diseñadora de Producto Principal de IA en Miro, exploraremos los principales temas en los que debemos reflexionar como diseñadores que participan en la formación del futuro de la humanidad.

AI + UX: Diseño de Producto para Experiencias Inteligentes

AI design challenges include bias, safety, and security. Trust and transparency are important in AI. Design principles for AI include user control, fighting bias, and promoting good decision-making. AI can enable the design process and investors expect to see it included in products. AI empowers individuals to create and share ideas, but managing expectations is crucial.

The unfolding AI revolution presents us with unique opportunities, challenges and responsibilities for designing our future. Learn how to exercise your critical thinking skills when it comes to integrating AI in your design craft, and how to build a solid ethical mindset around making design decisions in the Age of AI. Guided by Ioana Teleanu, the Lead Product Designer for AI at Miro, we'll explore the main themes that we need to reflect on as designers participating in shaping the future of humanity.

AI + UX: Product Design for Intelligent Experiences

Ioana Teleanu

Qué puede hacer, no puede hacer y no debería hacer la IA en los juegos

AI in game development has evolved rapidly, with generative AI being a focus. However, game developers like Romero Games have concerns about ethics and prefer using AI to automate processes and make creative work easier. AI has been used in games for decades, from path-finding AI to decision trees. Procedural world building and advanced AI technology are pushing the boundaries of FPS games. Different teams within a company have different approaches to the use of AI, depending on their specific needs and requirements.

What AI Can, Can’t, and Shouldn’t Do for Games

John Romero

Aprovecha el poder de la IA en tu aplicación

This Talk covers various aspects of artificial intelligence and user experience in software development. It explores the evolution and capabilities of large language models, the importance of prompt engineering, and the need to design AI applications with human users in mind. The Talk also emphasizes the need to defensively design for AI failure, consider user happiness, and address the responsibility and risks of AI implementation. It concludes with recommendations for further reading and highlights the importance of trustworthiness in AI code tools.

Bring the Power of AI to Your Application

Krzysztof Cieślak

Has hecho tu trabajo. Has entregado funciones a tiempo. Incluso has optimizado algunos procesos en el camino. Sin embargo, aún te rechazan para una promoción o un aumento. En esta charla práctica, la Directora de Ingeniería y especialista en carreras tecnológicas, Anna McDougall, ofrece pasos directos y prácticos que puedes seguir en las próximas semanas, meses y años para asegurar promociones y aumentos. Desde las tareas que eliges hasta cómo las documentas y las 'vendes', ella te dará las herramientas que necesitas para tus objetivos profesionales.

Cómo convertir el trabajo de ingeniería en una promoción

This Talk discusses the process of building a toolkit and applying neurolinguistic programming techniques to succeed in software development. It emphasizes the importance of self-promotion and setting effective goals for career advancement. The concept of a brag bank is introduced as a tool to collect and remember achievements. The NNQ method is presented as a way to build a compelling case for promotion using names, numbers, and quotes. It also explores the idea of having a backup plan and considering alternative options when promotion is not feasible. Finally, the Talk touches on the importance of positive thinking, knowing when to move on, and avoiding excessive specialization.

You've done your job. You've delivered timely features. You even optimised some processes along the way. Yet you still get turned down for a promotion or a raise. In this practical talk, Engineering Director and tech career specialist Anna McDougall delivers direct, immediately actionable steps for what you can do in the next few weeks, months, and years to secure promotions and raises. From the tasks you choose to how you document and 'sell' them, she will give you the toolkit you need for your career goals.

How to Turn Engineering Work into a Promotion

Anna J McDougall

Cualquier persona que haya trabajado en tecnología, por cualquier cantidad de tiempo, sabe que el panorama está en constante movimiento. Las tecnologías de hoy son obsoletas mañana. Las herramientas del oficio están en constante movimiento, y el aprendizaje continuo es el pan y la mantequilla de todos los ingenieros de software que sobreviven a las olas que pasan. Los ingenieros de software del futuro son aquellos que dominaron una habilidad: la adaptación. En esta charla, abordaré la evolución de nuestra artesanía y mis predicciones para las competencias centrales del futuro.

Adaptándose al Futuro del Trabajo en Tecnología

The Talk explores the AI-assisted programming paradigm shift and the evolution of software engineering. It discusses the limitations of large language models (LLMs) and highlights the importance of balancing forces in software engineering. The future of programming is seen as models solving problems based on datasets. The Talk emphasizes the responsibility of creating a better future and the need to strike a balance between utilizing tools and building problem-solving skills. It also touches on the human dependence on AI and recommends resources for further learning.

Anyone who worked in tech, for any amount of time, knows that the landscape is in constant motion. The technologies of today are obsolete tomorrow. The tools of the trade are in constant motion, and continuous upskilling is the bread and butter of all software engineers who survive the passing waves. The software engineers of the future are those who mastered 1 skill: adaptation. In this talk, I will address the evolution of our craft, and my predictions for the core competencies of the future.

Adapting to the Future of Work in Tech

Bassem Dghaidi

Sientes las limitaciones de los LLMs? Pueden ser creativos, pero a veces carecen de precisión o se basan en información desactualizada. En esta masterclass, desglosaremos el proceso de construir y desplegar fácilmente un sistema de Generación con Recuperación Mejorada. Este enfoque te permite aprovechar el poder de los LLMs con el beneficio adicional de precisión factual e información actualizada.

¿Pueden los LLM aprender? Personalicemos un LLM para chatear con tus propios datos

Today's workshop introduced the concept of LLMs and their potential to free up time for software engineers. It discussed setting up LLMs to chat with proprietary data, utilizing retrieval augmented generation for small chats, and building a speaker recommendation application using this approach. The workshop also addressed concerns about running data on OpenAI and explored the process of splitting and storing data in a vector database. It concluded with the deployment of an end-to-end application using Genesio and invited attendees to provide feedback and stay in touch.

Feeling the limitations of LLMs? They can be creative, but sometimes lack accuracy or rely on outdated information. In this workshop, we’ll break down the process of building and easily deploying a Retrieval-Augmented Generation system. This approach enables you to leverage the power of LLMs with the added benefit of factual accuracy and up-to-date information.

Can LLMs Learn? Let’s Customize an LLM to Chat With Your Own Data

Andreia Ocanoaia

Getting that senior title is easy. Just stick around. Being a true senior takes a new way of thinking. You're a great engineer. You can code anything you need, solve every problem, google any solution. Your code is flying. But somehow you're ... stuck. Interviewing feels rough, you pass the coding and fail the real stuff. Culture and system. At work they keep giving you stupid little problems with no growth. You crave challenge and keep tweaking CSS instead. You want some responsibility, damn it! What's that coworker got that you don't? Most of all you crave autonomy. The freedom to tackle big challenges and help the company with your brilliance. They don't even see all the bad code you see! How can they live like this?? Instead of autonomy, you're getting babysat. Managers asking what you're up to, daily standups that feel like a drag, pushback and 'maybe someday' on every idea that you give. I was like that a few years ago. A totally senior engineer who keeps running into walls and getting stuck. Now even bigger companies trust me with designing systems and leading teams on projects that could make or break the company. In this workshop you'll learn what changed and how to apply the Senior Mindset to your work and career:- How to gain autonomy- Inspire trust- Own large projects- Get freedom to experiment- Have your ideas heard- Think like an expert- Become a decision-making peer, not a pair of hands You'll work on case studies, analyze anecdotes, discuss insightful books, and look at your work and career in a new light.

Senior Mindset

En Star Wars, los Pit Droids son droides de reparación diseñados para mantener los vehículos de carreras "podracers". Estos droides tienen una altura de 1.2 metros y pueden plegarse cuando no están en uso. Su comportamiento divertido se explica de tal manera que fueron programados con un sentido de urgencia pero sin suficiente capacidad de procesamiento para realizar tareas complejas.Te mostraré cómo construí un Pit Droid realista y lo potencié con NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano. El droide puede realizar detección de objetos de IA, mover su cabeza hacia los objetos y más. También verás otros proyectos de droides en los que he trabajado.Publicación de NVIDIA Developer: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2023/08/03/goran-vuksic-pit-droid/Proyecto en Hackster: https://www.hackster.io/gvuksic/nvidia-jetson-orin-nano-powered-pit-droid-7da0e8A través de esta sesión, aprenderás:- cómo se ensambló este robot,- sobre Azure AI Studio y Azure Custom Vision,- cómo preparar y etiquetar fácilmente imágenes para el entrenamiento del modelo,- cómo entrenar un modelo para la detección de objetos,- analizar imágenes de la cámara del robot,- controlar motores y otros dispositivos IoT conectados al robot,- y mucho más.¡Espero que esta sesión te brinde una gran introducción a la IA y IoT, e inspire a construir proyectos similares por tu cuenta!

El Poder de la Ingeniería: Dar Vida a tu Propio Compañero de Star Wars

May 25th, 1977, the first Star Wars movie inspired generations with its space travel and lightsaber fights. Goran Vukicic built replicas of the P-Droid and found a community of designers who sell 3D designs for printing. Bringing the droid to a conference is challenging but rewarding. The NVIDIA Jetson Ori Nano is a powerful device for running AI models. Building Star Wars droids at home is possible with open-source development.

In Star Wars, Pit Droids are repair droids designed to maintain racing vehicles "podracers". These droids are 1.2 meters in height and can fold when not in use. Their funny behavior is explained in a way that they were programmed with a sense of urgency but without enough processing power to perform some complex tasks.I will show you how I built a realistic Pit Droid and empowered it with NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano. The droid can perform AI object detection, move its head toward the objects, and more. You will also see some other droid projects I worked on.NVIDIA Developer post: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2023/08/03/goran-vuksic-pit-droid/Hackster project: https://www.hackster.io/gvuksic/nvidia-jetson-orin-nano-powered-pit-droid-7da0e8Through this session, you will:- hear how this robot was assembled,- learn about Azure AI Studio &amp; Azure Custom Vision- learn how to easily prepare and tag images for model training,- see how to train a model for object detection,- analyse images from the camera of the robot,- control motor and other IoT devices connected to the robot,- and much more.I hope this session will give you a great introduction to AI and IoT, and inspire you to build similar projects on your own!"

The Force of Engineering: Bringing Your Own Star Wars Sidekick to Life

Goran Vuksic

It is hard to know what you really want from your career, but answering this question is a powerful step towards gaining more agency and control in how you develop. This workshop will support you to know yourself better, to build your aspiration of who you are becoming in your career and to set a direction for where you would love to go. This will enable you to identify actions to take to be more intentional and deliberate in the development of your career.

Shaping a Career that You Love

Joel Chippindale

Nancy Choi

Today every developer is using LLMs in different forms and shapes, from ChatGPT to code assistants like GitHub CoPilot. Following this, lots of products have introduced embedded AI capabilities, and in this workshop we will make LLMs understandable for web developers. And we'll get into coding your own AI-driven application. No prior experience in working with LLMs or machine learning is needed. Instead, we'll use web technologies such as JavaScript, React which you already know and love while also learning about some new libraries like OpenAI, Transformers.js

Leveraging LLMs to Build Intuitive AI Experiences for Web

Roy Derks

Shivay Lamba

En un mundo impulsado por la IA donde la sobrecarga de información es la norma, es demasiado fácil depender de ChatGPT o la búsqueda en Google para obtener respuestas rápidas, solo para olvidarlas rápidamente. Pero ¿qué pasa si hay un enfoque más inteligente que no solo nos ayuda a retener lo que aprendemos, sino que también mejora nuestro flujo de trabajo y productividad? Exploraremos por qué y cómo construir un Segundo Cerebro puede revolucionar la forma en que los desarrolladores trabajan. Al cambiar nuestra perspectiva y confiar en nuestra base de conocimientos interna, podemos forjar conexiones que mejoren la retención de memoria y mejoren nuestro flujo de trabajo en general. Esta presentación tiene como objetivo adentrarse en el núcleo del flujo de trabajo del desarrollador, abordando preguntas comúnmente compartidas que normalmente se buscan en Google o se responden utilizando ChatGPT. En cambio, nos centraremos en cómo adoptar el hábito de recurrir a nuestro Segundo Cerebro puede brindar mejores resultados al proporcionar respuestas en el contexto de nuestro aprendizaje previo.

El Poder de un Segundo Cerebro en el Flujo de Trabajo de un Desarrollador

The Talk emphasizes the importance of maintaining a second brain, a curated collection of digital notes, to enhance memory retention in software engineering. Building a second brain helps in recalling information, problem-solving, and retention. It is easy to create your own second brain using various tool options like Notion, Obsidian, Reflect, Rome Research, and Tana. Starting with small, self-contained notes and gradually expanding to form a mesh of related information is recommended for effective learning and retention.

In an AI-driven world where information overload is the norm, it's all too easy to rely on ChatGPT or Google Search for quick answers, only to forget them just as quickly. But what if there's a smarter approach that not only helps us retain what we learn but also enhances our workflow and productivity? We will explore why and how constructing a Second Brain can revolutionize the way developers work. By shifting our perspective and relying on our internal knowledge base, we can forge connections that enhance memory retention and improve our overall workflow. This presentation aims to delve into the core of the developer workflow, addressing commonly shared questions that are typically googled or answered using ChatGPT. Instead, we will focus on how adopting the habit of turning to our Second Brain can yield better results by providing answers in the context of our previous learning.

The Power of a Second Brain in a Developer's Workflow

Braydon Coyer

This workshop is designed to help technology professionals elevate their resumes, led by Alla Pavlova, a senior freelance recruiter from the Netherlands with 15+ years of experience in the tech industry. In this interactive session, Alla shares tips on how recruiters review CVs, her knowledge on what top companies are looking for in candidates, offering personalized feedback to refine and enhance your CV for maximum impact.Participants will learn how to effectively showcase their skills, experiences, and achievements and make their applications stand out in the competitive tech job market. The workshop includes practical exercises, real-life examples, and Q&amp;A sessions, providing attendees with the tools and confidence to make their tech CVs shine. Whether you’re seeking to advance in your current role or looking for new opportunities, this workshop is a good source. Bring your CV!

Improve Your Tech CV

Alla Pavlova

This workshop primarily targets Senior Software Engineers who wish to grow to the Lead role (Tech Lead (Staff), Team Lead, Engineering Manager)I would be happy to welcome ambitious Software Engineers as wellI would be happy to welcome Lead Engineers who wish to thrive in the role Some key topics we will go through:How to let your manager know about your goals and aspirationsHow to keep a brag list of all the wins that you achievedHow to become the go-to person or an expert in a certain domainHow to recognise an impactful improvement and own the implementationHow to become product-mindedHow to show yourself as a very credible individualHow to become a team player and a mentor/coach to others

From Senior to Lead: Grow and Thrive in the Role

Gregor Ojstersek

Join this crash-course into the exciting world of live coding music and visuals. No previous knowl- edge of programming required, only a desire to express yourself creatively! In this workshop, split into 2 parts, you will be introduced to two creative-coding environments used for creating expres- sive algorithmic music and visuals on-the-fly. For this we will use the programming environments Mercury and Hydra. You’ll learn to program the instructions that the computer will translate to beats and visuals. You can change the code while it’s running and hear/see the changes in real time. Welcome to the world of Live Coding! The workshops are led by Saskia Freeke (visuals) and Timo Hoogland (music).

Live Coding 101 (Music & Visuals)

Saskia Freeke

Timo Hoogland

A Developer’s Guide to Communicating, Convincing, and Collaborating Effectively With Stakeholders It’s a tale as old as time - collaboration between developers and business stakeholders has long been a challenge, with a lack of clear communication often leaving both sides frustrated. The best developers can deeply understand their business counterparts’ needs, effectively communicate technical strategy without losing the non-technical crowd, and convince the business to make the right decisions. Working at a consultancy, I’ve both failed and succeeded in architecting and “selling” technical visions, learning many lessons along the way.Whether you work at a product company, are a consultant/freelancer, or want to venture beyond just being a developer, the ability to convince and clearly communicate with stakeholders can set you apart in the tech industry. This becomes even more important with the rise of GenAI and the increasingly competitive developer market, as problem-solving and effective communication are key to positioning yourself.In this workshop, I’ll share real-world examples, both good and bad, and guide you through putting the theory into practice through dojos.

Managers Are From Mars, Devs Are From Venus

Mo Khazali

Are you curious about the world of electronic music but not sure where to start? and did you know your coding skills can translate to music-making? This workshop will help you discover the basics in a comfortable way, and see how your coding mindset can help you understand music production. We'll build on your developer logic, break down the basics, and help you get hands-on with creating cool sounds.

Your First Steps in Electronic Music Production as a Developer

biskuwi

El rol de un Líder Tecnológico es más sobre liderar que sobre la tecnología. La tecnología es parte de ello, pero las personas son el resto.En mi charla, "El liderazgo tecnológico es más sobre las personas que sobre la tecnología", explicaré por qué las habilidades interpersonales son cruciales en el liderazgo tecnológico. Nos sumergiremos en las habilidades esenciales que todo líder tecnológico necesita: escuchar, empatizar y dar retroalimentación efectiva.Pero más que solo conocer estas habilidades, aprenderás cómo desarrollarlas. Compartiré algunas estrategias prácticas y cotidianas que pueden ayudarte a mejorar tus habilidades interpersonales con el tiempo.Esta sesión es ideal para cualquier persona que aspire no solo a gestionar, sino a liderar verdaderamente enfocándose en el elemento humano en la tecnología.

El liderazgo tecnológico es más sobre las personas que sobre la tecnología

Tech leadership is more about people than tech, as tech problems are usually people problems. Developing soft skills, such as active listening and giving feedback, is crucial for tech leaders to build high-performing teams. To solve people problems, step away from the issue, reflect, and communicate with others. Transitioning to a tech leadership role requires specific education and resources, while choosing between management and specializing involves understanding personal strengths and goals. Maintaining momentum and support requires tracking progress, building a CV, and seeking assistance when needed.

The role of a Tech Lead is more about leading than tech. Tech is a part of it, but people are the rest. In my talk, "Tech Leadership is more about people than tech" I'll explain why people skills are crucial in tech leadership. We'll dive into the essential skills every tech leader needs: listening, empathy, and effective feedback.But more than just knowing these skills, you'll learn how to develop them. I’ll share some practical, day-to-day strategies that can help you improve your people skills over time. This session is ideal for anyone aiming to not only manage but truly lead by focusing on the human element in tech.

Tech Leadership Is More About People Than Tech

Anemari Fiser

Mental health has taken a back seat in the software engineering industry for years.It’s not often prioritised by our employers and unfortunately, we often neglect it ourselves…With so many external factors outside of our control, it’s important to focus on what we can control…After 24 years in software engineering, improving mental health in our industry is now my primary mission.Mental health impact us all in different ways.Better mental health starts by understanding what it means to you and then using tools to incrementally improve it.This workshop aims to help you on both accounts. We’ll cover:Step 1 - Your ThinkingStep 2 - Your BeliefsStep 3 - Your ValuesStep 4 - Your Physical HealthStep 5 - Your Mental Health There’ll be education and discussion on each of the 5 steps and we’ll use practical exercises to help you build a picture of what mental health means to you and a pathway to move it towards how you’d like it to be.

5 Steps to Developer Better Mental Health

Richard Donovan

WebXR: Realidad Virtual y Realidad Aumentada de forma nativa en navegadores

This Talk introduces WebXR and VR experiments, showcasing examples and encouraging audience engagement. It explores the possibilities of WebXR and AR games, emphasizing the versatility of A-frame for creating AR and VR projects. The Talk also covers asset customization, animations, and augmented reality using LiDAR scanners. It highlights different types of virtual reality experiences and the potential of Apple Vision with WebXR. The speaker emphasizes the importance of community, developer experience, and starting early in WebXR development.

WebXR? Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Natively on Browsers

Erick Wendel

Esta sesión explora el arte de la entrevista más allá de las evaluaciones tradicionales, centrándose en el desarrollo de habilidades blandas, la mentoría y el reconocimiento del talento senior. Cubriendo estrategias para construir rapport, evaluar habilidades blandas de manera efectiva y cambiar la dinámica de la entrevista hacia la mentoría, la charla enfatiza la importancia de cultivar un entorno de apoyo para los candidatos. Además, se adentra en la identificación de rasgos de senioridad más allá de la experiencia técnica, promoviendo la diversidad y la mejora continua a través de la retroalimentación. Los participantes obtendrán ideas para transformar las entrevistas en compromisos significativos que encuentren talento y posibles futuros líderes.

El Arte de Entrevistar Personas o Cómo Identificar el Talento Senior

In interviewing senior talent, it's important to find the intersection between the candidate's knowledge and the company's requirements. Traditional assessments have shifted focus from technical skills to soft skills. Problem-solving approach, ownership, independence, and emotional intelligence are key traits to assess in senior candidates. Evaluating mindset, career stage, and judgment based on feelings can provide insights into a candidate's characteristics and progression.

This session explores the art of interviewing beyond traditional assessments, focusing on cultivating soft skills, mentorship, and recognizing senior talent. Covering strategies to build rapport, assess soft skills effectively, and shift the interview dynamic towards mentorship, the talk emphasizes the importance of cultivating a supportive environment for candidates. Additionally, it delves into identifying seniority traits beyond technical expertise, promoting diversity, and continuous improvement through feedback. Participants will gain insights to transform interviews into meaningful engagements that find talent and potential future leaders.

The Art of Interviewing People or How to Identify Senior Talent

¡Los sistemas de diseño son inevitables! Juegan un papel fundamental en el desarrollo web, permitiendo a los equipos lograr consistencia, escalabilidad y eficiencia.Únete a nosotros para una charla perspicaz y entretenida que explora el mundo de los sistemas de diseño y su evolución dentro de las organizaciones tecnológicas. En esta sesión, exploraremos y trataremos de validar un modelo de madurez de sistemas de diseño, ofreciendo orientación práctica en diferentes etapas de crecimiento. Compartiremos lecciones aprendidas y consejos de expertos sobre cómo adaptar tu enfoque para satisfacer tus necesidades. ¿Por qué es importante esto? Implementar y madurar un sistema de diseño puede ser complejo a medida que las organizaciones evolucionan. Al comprender los diferentes niveles de madurez, estarás capacitado para tomar decisiones informadas.

De Nebula a Supernova: Modelos de Madurez del Sistema de Diseño

Design systems are accelerators for development and every web or app developer will come in close contact with them. The design system maturity model simplifies the stages of maturity from Nebula to Supernova. Building a full-fledged design system requires close collaboration between designers and developers, a clear vision and strategy, and strong governance. Continuous improvement and evolution are essential for a mature design system, as well as aligning the design system with business goals and accommodating changes in organizational structure. Documentation and culture compatibility play a crucial role in the success of a design system.

Design systems are inevitable! They play a pivotal role in web development, enabling teams to achieve consistency, scalability, and efficiency.Join us for an insightful and entertaining talk that dives into the world of design systems and their evolution within tech organizations. In this session, we'll explore and try to validate a design systems maturity model, offering practical guidance at different stages of growth. We'll share lessons learned and expert advice on how to adapt your approach to fit your needs. Why does this matter? Implementing and maturing a design system can be complex as organizations evolve. By understanding the different maturity levels, you'll be empowered to make informed decisions.

From Nebula to Supernova: Design System Maturity Models

Joran Quinten

Realización de entrevistas e entrevistando en la era de las herramientas de IA

This talk explores the use of AI in the interviewing process for software engineering. It discusses the history of interviewing and the skills needed for future interviews. The speaker questions the relevance of traditional coding challenges and highlights the shift towards evaluating specific programming languages and debugging skills. The talk also emphasizes the importance of understanding the uses and limitations of AI and the value of communication skills in technical interviews.

Conducting Interviews and Interviewing in the Age of AI Tools

 Lindsey Simon

How do you get into the zone while coding? Why does taking a walk or taking a shower seem to help solve problems? Everything we do is regulated by complex processes in the brain, and coding is no exception. Sometimes it can feel difficult to control our minds when coding, but to debug the problem we’ll first need to understand it. This talk will dive into the basic neurological processes and psychological behaviors involved with learning and writing code. By understanding the physiological processes involved in the work we do, we can be more in touch with our bodies and more productive as a result.

Coding in the Zone

Jenny Truong

Ser pragmático y comprender las tareas es crucial para lograr de manera efectiva tu actividad como desarrollador de software. Desafortunadamente, se necesita más para adquirir un software exitoso. En este punto, debes ir más allá y comprender la estrategia y las tácticas del ingeniero de software.Un buen software está más cerca del negocio y debe estar listo para cambiar con frecuencia. Volver a escribir todo el sistema desde cero se convierte en una tentación real. Las nuevas soluciones brillantes como microservicios pretenden resolver este problema utilizando nuevas tecnologías. Pero, ¿hay alguna garantía de que este sentimiento no volverá a surgir después de algún tiempo?No importa si es un servicio micro, nano o incluso atómico; ninguna nueva palabra de moda o tendencia puede ayudarnos con este problema.Entonces, aquí está la respuesta que has estado buscando: debes explorar múltiples tácticas y estrategias en las prácticas de ingeniería de software, como documentación, pruebas, diseño impulsado por dominio, persistencia, adopción de la nube y los diferentes estilos de diseño y arquitectura.Esta interacción cubrirá la guía definitiva para aprovechar al máximo la arquitectura y el diseño para garantizar una solución mejor, mantenible y evolutiva. También aprenderás cómo evitar sistemas complejos y luchar contra la herencia para lograr la innovación deseada con estabilidad.

Tácticas y Estrategias en el Desarrollo de Software: Cómo Alcanzar un Software Exitoso

As a software engineer, achieving success in software development requires having a strategy and tactics. However, obstacles such as unnecessary meetings and miscommunication with clients can hinder progress. The methodology used in software development is more important than the programming language. Soft engineering is about understanding strategy and tactics and finding efficient solutions to problems. Software architecture should be aligned with business goals and objectives. Documentation is important for scalability and avoiding miscommunication, but finding the right balance is key. Task efficiency and simplicity in code design are crucial. Embracing simplicity and improving documentation can lead to better software architecture. Communication and collaboration between management and engineering teams is essential for making informed decisions.

Being pragmatic and understanding the tasks are crucial for effectively achieving your activity as a software developer. Unfortunately more is needed to acquire successful software. At this point, you need to go beyond and understand the strategy and tactics of the software engineer.Good software is closer to business and needs to be ready to change often. Rewriting the whole system from scratch becomes a real temptation. New shiny solutions like microservices pretend to solve this problem using new technology. But is there any guarantee that this feeling won't come up again after some time?It does not matter if it is a micro, nano, or even atomic service; no new buzzword or trend can help us with this problem.So here's the answer you've been looking for: you must explore multiple tactics and strategies in software engineering practices, such as documentation, testing, domain-driven design, persistence, cloud adoption, and the different design and architecture styles.This interaction will cover the ultimate guide to making the best use of architecture and design to guarantee a better, maintainable, and evolutionary solution. You'll also learn how to avoid complex systems and fight against legacy to achieve the desired innovation with stability.

Tactics and Strategies on Software Development: How to Reach a Successful Software

Otavio Santana

Aprende cómo crear y compartir contenido profesional de desarrollo web para ampliar tu alcance, avanzar en tu carrera y establecer tu estatus de experto. Esta charla te enseñará cómo compartir tu conocimiento de manera efectiva a través de blogs, videos y publicaciones en redes sociales, ayudándote a destacar y conectarte con otros.

Creación de Contenido para Desarrolladores

Today's Talk discusses the importance of technical content creation for developers, including the benefits of becoming a technical content creator and the personal growth it offers. It emphasizes the value of sharing knowledge and experiences through articles, videos, and open source projects to gain recognition and respect from the community. The Talk also provides tips for creating engaging technical content, sharing it across social platforms, and staying connected with the developer community.

Learn how to create and share professional web development content to expand your reach, advance your careers and establish expert status. This talk will tech you how to share your knowledge effectively through blogs, videos, and social media posts, helping you stand out and connect with others.

Content Creation for Developers

Ningún desarrollador es una isla y ningún desarrollador es perfecto. Esto significa que no puedes crear nada sin usar componentes escritos por otra persona y estos componentes tendrán defectos o características faltantes. En algún momento de nuestra vida, todos hemos pedido apoyo a alguien más.Pero ser un mantenedor no es una tarea fácil en absoluto. Piensa en recibir toneladas de informes con información parcial o faltante, o ser gritado por extraños por no ser lo suficientemente receptivo o rápido.Para la salud de nuestra industria, debemos amar más a nuestros mantenedores: en esta charla mostraré cómo pedir ayuda de manera educada y cómo asegurarte de proporcionar toda la información necesaria.

Ama a tus Mantenedores

Open source is a decentralized software development model driven by passion, improving software quality. Kindness is crucial in the open source community to prevent burnout and maintain healthy dynamics. When asking for help, do thorough research and communicate effectively. Reporting issues should be detailed and provide relevant information. Follow-up and engagement are important in finding solutions and expressing gratitude to maintainers.

No developer is an island and no developer is perfect. This means that you cannot create anything without using components written by someone else and these components will have defects or missing features. At some point in our life we all asked for support to someone else.But being a maintainer is not an easy task at all. Think about receiving tons of reports with partial or missing information, or being yelled by strangers for not being responsive or fast enough.For the health of our industry we must love our maintainers more: in this talk I’ll show how to politely ask for help and how to make sure you provide all the necessary informations.

Love Your Maintainers

Paolo Insogna

En el campo del desarrollo de software, la colaboración es clave. Sin embargo, muchos desarrolladores se encuentran trabajando en equipos sin haber aprendido cómo expresar efectivamente sus opiniones e influir éticamente en sus colegas para alinearse con su visión y metas.En esta sesión práctica e iluminadora, profundizamos en la ciencia de la influencia. Al comprender la psicología detrás de por qué las personas dicen que sí y cómo aplicar estos conocimientos éticamente en los negocios, exploramos los disparadores psicológicos que impulsan el comportamiento humano. Los participantes aprenderán cómo comunicarse consideradamente pero persuasivamente, inspirar la cooperación y fomentar una cultura de colaboración dentro de su equipo.Ya sea que estés liderando un proyecto, buscando el apoyo de los interesados o simplemente buscando mejorar la dinámica del equipo, dominar el arte de la influencia puede llevar a flujos de trabajo más fluidos, una mejor toma de decisiones y, en última instancia, un mayor éxito. Esta sesión compartirá estrategias y técnicas prácticas comprobadas para aprovechar el poder de la influencia y crear un entorno de trabajo más productivo y armonioso.

El Arte de la Influencia: Potenciando la Colaboración en los Equipos de Desarrolladores

The Talk explores the art of influence and collaboration in software development. It emphasizes the importance of effective communication, building relationships, and using social proof to increase influence. The speaker highlights the challenges that arise in cross-functional teams and the need for better collaboration skills. Building connections, fostering trust, and addressing team issues openly are crucial for successful collaboration.

In the field of software development, collaboration is key. Yet, many developers find themselves working in teams without ever being taught how to effectively express their opinions and ethically influence their colleagues to align with their vision and goals.In this practical and enlightening session, we delve into the science of influence. By understanding the psychology of why people say yes and how to apply these insights ethically in business, we explore the psychological triggers that drive human behavior. Participants will learn how to communicate considerately yet persuasively, inspire cooperation, and foster a culture of collaboration within their team.Whether you're leading a project, seeking buy-in from stakeholders, or simply aiming to improve team dynamics, mastering the art of influence can lead to smoother workflows, better decision-making, and ultimately, greater success. This session will share proven practical strategies and techniques for harnessing the power of influence to create a more productive and harmonious work environment.

The Art of Influence: Empowering Developers' Team Collaboration

Lirone Glikman

Probablemente el cambio más notable que experimentan los ingenieros cuando se convierten en líderes es el aumento del caos diario. En el momento en que te haces responsable del trabajo de un equipo o de un área grande, las tareas comienzan a llegar. ¡Docenas de ellas! A veces, por día. Y también, preguntas. ¡De todos y su perro! Y finalmente, reuniones. Muchas de ellas, largas y cortas, emocionantes y aburridas... ¿Te suena familiar? Para mí, sí. Y me llevó bastante tiempo descubrir qué hacer al respecto. Voy a compartir contigo mi receta para domar el caos. Hablaré sobre los componentes de ese caos, las razones por las que ocurren y las soluciones para evitarlo.

Pequeñas cosas que te sumergen en el caos: La forma de salir del caos diario de un líder de ingeniería

The Talk discusses the challenges faced by engineering leaders in their daily work and offers strategies to manage chaos and improve productivity. It emphasizes the importance of organizing, prioritizing, and delegating tasks, as well as maintaining focus and managing overload. Delegation is presented as a way to scale as a leader and promote growth within the team. The Talk also suggests using techniques like the Eisenhower matrix and protecting focus time to enhance productivity.

Probably the most noticeable change engineers experience when they become leaders is the increase of day-to-day chaos. The moment you become responsible for the work of a team or a large area, tasks start coming at you. Dozens of them! Sometimes, per day. And also, questions. From everyone and their dog! And finally, meetings. Lots of them, long and short, exciting and boring... Does it sound familiar? To me, very. And it took me quite some time to figure out what to do with that. I'm going to share my recipe for taming the chaos with you. I'll talk about the components of that chaos, of reasons that they occur, and about solutions for avoiding it.

Tiny Things That Throw You Into Chaos: Engineering Leader’s Way Out of Daily Havoc

Anton Kazakov

Únete a mí en "Pixels, Promesas y Pánico" mientras nos adentramos en el mundo de los contratiempos en el frontend. Compartiremos 4-5 historias de terror reales desde las trincheras del desarrollo web. Desde desconcertantes errores del navegador hasta catastróficos desastres de código, estas historias son una mezcla de humor y precaución. Ya seas un desarrollador experimentado o recién estés comenzando, estas historias te entretendrán, iluminarán y nos recordarán a todos los giros inesperados en el mundo de la codificación.

Pixels, Promesas y Pánico: Historias de Pesadillas en Producción

The Talk covers the importance of preventing and dealing with bugs in software development, with the speaker sharing their experiences and solutions. They discuss the impact of bugs on user experience and revenue, the importance of stress testing and implementing alerts, and the surprising impact of CSS. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of simplicity, monitoring, and refactoring, as well as the need to address security threats and learn from failure. They provide tips for writing postmortems and highlight common mistakes to avoid, especially for junior developers.

Join me for "Pixels, Promises, and Panic" as we delve into the world of frontend mishaps. We'll share 4-5 real-life horror stories from the trenches of web development. From baffling browser bugs to cringe-worthy code catastrophes, these tales are a mix of humor and caution. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, these stories will entertain, enlighten, and remind us all of the unexpected twists and turns in the world of coding.

Pixels, Promises, and Panic: Horror Stories of Production Nightmares

Neciu Dan

Estás trabajando como desarrollador, y un día - BAM, te ofrecen la oportunidad de liderar un equipo, de ocupar un puesto gerencial o de liderazgo.¿Y ahora qué? ¿Si acepto la oferta, olvidaré cómo programar? ¿Mis habilidades se depreciarán? ¿Hay un camino de regreso hacia una trayectoria especializada? ¿Realmente puedo ser un 'gerente de día, desarrollador de noche'? ¿Seguiré siendo una persona técnica?¡He estado en este punto! En Atlassian, realicé un experimento y pasé de un puesto de desarrollador senior a un rol de gerente durante 15 meses... y luego volví a la codificación.¿Ayudará mi experiencia a tomar una decisión si te encuentras en una situación similar? No lo sé. Pero será algo para reflexionar.

De Desarrollador Senior a Gerente y Viceversa: El Viaje de Regresar a la Codificación

Transitioning from being a software developer to a manager can be challenging, but offers the opportunity to have a greater impact on the organization. However, some people may miss the hands-on aspect of coding and choose to return to development. The transition may involve changes in company size, hierarchy, and product focus. Soft starts and gaining new skills and perspectives are helpful in navigating the challenges of being a manager. Feedback and further discussions are encouraged, along with sharing presentation materials.

You're working as a developer, and one day - BAM, you're offered the chance to lead a team, to step into a managerial or leadership position.What now? If I accept the offer, will I forget how to code? Will my skills depreciate? Is there a way back to a specialist path? Can I really be a “manager by day, developer by night”? Will I still be a technical person?I've been at this point! At Atlassian, I undertook an experiment and moved from a senior developer position to a manager role for 15 months... and then I went back to coding.Will my experience help you make a decision if you're facing one - I don’t know. But it will be food for thought

From Senior Developer to Manager and Back: The Journey of Returning to Coding

Michał Michalczuk

A finales de los años 90, trabajé como locutor de noticias de radio y usaba las computadoras como hobby. Primero escribía programas bastante inútiles, luego jugaba videojuegos, era malo en ellos y analizaba los juegos para darme vidas infinitas. Luego tuve acceso a la web y todo cambió. Sabía que este era el medio en el que debía enfocar el resto de mi carrera. Aquí se relatan 25 años de desarrollo web profesional. Las tecnologías que vinieron y se fueron, las luchas por obtener los recursos que necesitaba y las cosas y personas maravillosas, locas y extravagantes que encontré. También obtendrás una visión de por qué algunos productos y tecnologías tuvieron éxito y por qué otros fracasaron.

35 Años de WWW: Trabajando como Creador de Contenido, Diseñador y Desarrollador con el Medio más Genial de Todos

The speaker, Christian Heilmann, is a VP of DevRel and has worked at Yahoo, Mozilla, and Microsoft. He emphasizes the importance of exploring and modifying games as a way to learn new skills and innovate. He also highlights the value of working in a limited environment and the opportunities it presents for creativity. He encourages developers to contribute to the web and be in control of their own creations. Lastly, he discusses the challenges of navigating the job market and the state of the web in relation to frameworks and npm packages.

Back in the late 90s, I worked as a radio newscaster and used computers as a hobby. First writing pretty pointless programs, then playing games, being bad at them and analysing the games how to give myself endless lives. Then I got access to the web and everything changed. I knew, this was the medium to support for the rest of my career. Here is a recount of 25 years of professional web development. The technologies that came and went, the struggles to get the resources I need and the wonderful, wild and bonkers things and people I encountered. And you also get an outlook why some products and technologies succeeded and why others failed.

35 Years of WWW: Working as a Content Creator, Designer and Developer With the Coolest Medium Ever

Christian Heilmann

"El infierno son los demás." Hay muchas charlas sobre cómo comenzar como ingeniero y cómo pasar a la gestión, pero hay pocas charlas sobre cómo ser un adulto en relaciones (profesionales). He pasado mi carrera en pequeñas empresas y startups, organizaciones FAANG y comunidades de código abierto. Cada uno de estos espacios demanda cosas diferentes de las personas en ellos, sin embargo, en todos estos espacios tienen éxito y fracasan a lo largo de las líneas de falla de un conjunto central de habilidades blandas: regular las emociones, establecer límites, enmarcar experiencias de manera productiva y dejar ir. En esta charla, comparto todo lo que he aprendido en mi carrera que ha ayudado a mis colegas, mentorados y amigos para que puedan navegar la parte más difícil de la tecnología, las personas, con gracia, empatía y seguridad.

Gestionándonos, Gestionándonos Mutuamente

The Talk focuses on providing debugging tools for human interactions in software development. It emphasizes the importance of soft skills in programming and suggests strategies such as depersonalization, giving a good apology, understanding power dynamics, emotional regulation, setting boundaries, and rupture and repair. It highlights the need to avoid a self-centered mindset and take responsibility for one's own actions and reactions. The Talk also discusses power dynamics in relationships and the importance of recognizing and navigating them. It emphasizes the significance of setting boundaries, prioritizing, and managing time effectively. Additionally, it addresses the importance of regulating emotions, showing compassion, and repairing ruptured relationships. The Talk concludes by encouraging the embrace of repair and revolutionizing human interactions in the software development field.

“Hell is other people.” There are many talks on how to get started as an engineer and how to step into management, but there are few talks about how to be an adult in (professional) relationships. I’ve spent my career in small companies and startups, FAANG organizations, and opensource communities. Each of these spaces demands different things of the people in them, yet across these spaces all succeed and fail along the fault lines of a core set of soft skills: regulating emotions, setting boundaries, framing experiences productively, and letting go. In this talk, I share everything I’ve learned in my career that has helped my colleagues, mentees, and friends so that you may navigate the most difficult part of tech—people—with grace, empathy, and safety.

Managing Ourselves Managing Each Other

Rachel Nabors

La experiencia de ser un Tech Lead puede variar de una organización a otra, desde ser un arquitecto en una torre de marfil hasta quedarse atrapado en los detalles con desafíos técnicos complejos. Una empresa de software Lean es aquella cuyo enfoque está profundamente arraigado en optimizar el valor para el cliente a través del estudio de las técnicas utilizadas en el Sistema de Producción de Toyota.El Agile de la vieja escuela también tiene muchas raíces en los principios Lean: Kanban, por ejemplo, es una herramienta utilizada en la línea de producción de Toyota. Pero, ¿qué nos puede enseñar la fabricación de automóviles sobre el desarrollo de software?Únete a mí en esta exploración a través del mundo de un TL tal como se experimenta en una empresa de software Lean, mientras revelo algunos de los secretos que permiten a estas empresas entregar software de mayor calidad a mayor velocidad.

No es un Tech Lead cualquiera: ¿Qué significa ser TL en una empresa de software Lean?

The Talk discusses the role of a tech lead in a lean software company and the challenges they face. It emphasizes the importance of problem-solving and continuous improvement in software development. The speaker shares their personal struggles as a tech lead and the need to prioritize between being a maker and a manager. The Talk also highlights the significance of identifying root causes and solving problems to prevent future issues. Overall, it provides insights into the role of a tech lead and the role problem solving plays in creating optimal conditions for developers.

The experience of being a Tech Lead can change from organisation to organisation, from being an ivory tower architect to getting stuck in the weeds with complex technical challenges. A Lean Software Company is one whose approach is deeply rooted in optimising customer value through studying the techniques used in Toyota’s Production System.Old-school Agile also has many roots in Lean principles - Kanban, for example, is a tool used on the Toyota production line. But what can the manufacturing of cars teach us about software development?Join me for this exploration through the world of a TL as experienced within a Lean Software Company as I reveal some of the secrets that allow these companies to deliver higher-quality software at speed.

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