Agenda

Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989 to share information between scientists around the globe. Well, things have changed in the past 30+ years, haven't they?

The Web has become an intrinsic part of our daily lives nowadays. We shop online, watch videos, order our food, have conversations, play games, navigate to our destination, listen to music, manage our finances and whatnot.

You'd think we build something magnificent in those three decades. Unfortunately, we often did a lousy job, didn't learn from our mistakes, or even got the basics right.

In this talk, Rowdy will look to the past, present and future of web development and how we can fix what we've wrecked

Strategy and philosophy of cloud applications and extensions for SAP®S4HANA and SAP® ECC based on the CAP approach.

Efficient application development on SAP® Business Technology platform.

2020 will be remembered as the year of COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, I was involved in building a web app for the government health department. The app visualized the chain of infection and helped decision makers to understand the characteristics of the virus spreading and other aspects.
In this talk, I’ll delve into how we used D3, React and PixiJS in order to build the app.

WebRTC is the technology that powers video calls in browsers. What you might not know are all the features WebRTC unlocks for the web. In this talk, we'll take a journey through WebRTC, from the primitives and protocols to the projects that have been built. You'll learn the basics of getting two peers connected in a video chat and move on to advanced topics like camera control, screen sharing, audio analysis, using the data channel and more. We might even be able to solve the "You're on mute!" problem that plagues every video chat. When you understand WebRTC and the related APIs you'll be amazed with what you can build.

Join technical evangelist Don Wibier and see how to get going with Blazor. Experience the power of C#  running on the server – and in your browser! 

In this session, you’ll get a quick introduction to what Blazor is and how to set up your development environment. 

Next, we'll dive right in and start coding a Blazor app. 

We’ll go over several aspects like hosting models, state management, dependency injection and data access, routing, editing and validation as well as using 3rd party controls and MVVM. 

Discover if this new technology is something for you!

Three different platforms meet at a bar and decide to share (pun intended) a couple of drinks.

This last year has been great for multiplatform development. As Kotlin keeps pushing for new releases and KMP starts to gain more adoption and stable releases, we now have the chance to write the UI for our Android apps with Compose and share it along with the Desktop and the Web.

In this talk, you’re going to see how you can start to decompose your Android app and start sharing all of its content along with a Desktop app and the Web. Drink at your own responsibility.

How 170-year-old MassMutual is changing architecture, technology and culture to transform itself into a modern digital insurance company.  New application architecture patterns, new technologies, flexible infrastructure in the cloud, embedded data analytics, automation and DevOps are the build blocks for modernizing systems, enabling business agility, optimizing IT services and promoting the fast paced innovation required to compete in the increasingly digital world of financial services.

Learn how to change your thinking to ‘kitbash’ different technologies to solve a real-world problem. In this session, I will show you how I combined IoT, SignalR and front end mobile and web apps with Azure Custom Vision AI that can flush the toilet for the cat while we’re away from the house. However, it is more than the single-use case, this session is mostly about thinking outside the box to achieve your individual goal.