Moving user experience and customer experience into the spotlight has made companies more successful. We are now seeing a strong interest in improving software developer experience, too. One reason is efficiency.
You’re adopting “DevOps” and “Microservices” because of the promise of delivering value faster to your users/customers. But you are not seeing the gains you want to see. You’ve got CI/CD/Pipelines/Tests/Microservices/etc. But you are still getting bogged down with teams being dependent on the progress of each other.
DevOps is still hot, but far too often it feels like it makes things harder. This presentation will help you fix that. As an IT professional, you are probably in an organization still figuring out how to implement DevOps. Maybe you have specialist DevOps roles or teams, or maybe you’ve …
What are the technologies that one should leverage to build modern, scalable, and flexible applications? Julian Wood, developer advocate at AWS Serverless, talks with Jessica Cregg, previously a developer advocate at LaunchDarkly, now an information technology operations engineer at CybSafe about the mindset and tools required to build scalable software …
How can we accelerate the development of high-quality software applications? This presentation reviews the foundations of approaches to unit testing (Classicist Test-Driven Development TDD & Mockist TDD), specifically focusing on the structural and behavioral coupling between test code and production code, how to write more robust tests which focus on …
At this point, most developers know how to avoid the common mistakes when building APIs and integration code. Unfortunately, even as those developers make use of Retries, Idempotence, and Asynchronous Messaging, they often fall into a whole other set of problems that hurt their systems’ consistency, correctness, and maintainability.
