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The document discusses the importance of empathy in development. It emphasizes that developers should empathize with users by considering that people have different devices, browsers, internet speeds and accessibility needs. Developers should also empathize with clients by focusing on what is best and easiest for them, not just the developer. Additionally, developers need to empathize with future developers who will work on the project by following coding standards and commenting code thoroughly. The overall message is that empathy is key to development as it allows understanding different perspectives and needs beyond one's own.

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Chris Simmance is the founder of Under2, an agency that specializes in building fast and optimized digital products. In his talk, he discusses common myths about site speed optimization and provides best practices for improving load times, such as proper image optimization, reducing file sizes by minifying CSS and JavaScript, merging files, and lazy loading images. He emphasizes that speed plugins alone are not enough and developers need to identify bottlenecks and refactor code to build efficiently for performance. The overall message is that the web needs to be built better to improve the experience for all users.

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This document provides tips and resources for participating in the Dreamforce Global Gathering Hackathon focused on women in technology being held in Pune, India on December 9th, 2017. It encourages participants to build applications using Lightning components, lists public APIs that could inspire app ideas, and offers advice on developing iteratively and using the developer tools. Links are also provided to Lightning documentation, example apps, GitHub repositories, and the AppExchange to explore potential components.

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Matt Raible discussed recent updates to the JHipster open source project. Key points included: - JHipster 4.0 includes support for Angular, Bootstrap 4, and HTTP/2. - Future releases may include support for JUnit 5, Spring 5, and progressive web apps. - Matt demonstrated how to deploy a JHipster application to Google Cloud using Kubernetes. - He highlighted resources for learning more about JHipster like the JHipster Mini-Book and staying up to date through his blog and social media profiles.

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The document lists the various software and tools used during a film production project. Blogger was the primary website for uploading work. Microsoft Word was used for documents like treatments, research, and audience analysis. Scribd converted Word docs to HTML for posting on Blogger. Bubbl.us created brainstorms and PowToon was used for presentations instead of PowerPoint. Gmail facilitated communication and sharing files. Social media like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook promoted the film. Prezi and Final Cut Pro were also utilized for presentations and editing respectively.

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This talk is an updated version of my earlier talk "Failing Up" that I presented at Tom Tom and at App Builders Switzerland, 2016. It's a talk about how to create a failsafe environment for software companies and teams. It's critical to acknowledge that failure is necessary for innovation. So, if failure is a given, how do you fail well? This version of the talk was first presented at Seattle Code Camp 2016

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FOWA London 2015 This talk is for those who once had to integrate an API that seemed to have been written by a drunken monkey, and for those who wrote an API and wondered why no one was using it. With mobile-first, single-page applications, and the second coming of JavaScript, exposing our applications as a service is now more important than ever. Lots of libraries and frameworks make really easy to create a RESTful(ish) API. Very often these APIs are designed without thinking on the developers that will have to use them. In this session I will tell you some of the things I love and some of the things I hate when it comes to using an API. I will also tell you some patterns you can follow to produce a more usable API.

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This document provides information on creating usable REST APIs. It discusses principles like following best practices, making APIs learnable and efficient for users, and avoiding exposing implementation details. The document also provides examples of API design choices around topics like versioning, pagination, and allowing asynchronous operations. It emphasizes that there are no single right answers and each API has different needs, so copying approaches from other projects without thought is the wrong approach. The overall message is to thoughtfully design APIs around usability and the needs of developers using the API.

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This document provides an overview of a presentation about AWS security best practices. It discusses several methods for hardening an AWS environment including: not using the root account, removing root access keys, auditing IAM policies, enabling multi-factor authentication, implementing a strong password policy, and restricting API access with MFA. It also covers ways to monitor an AWS environment for anomalies using CloudTrail, SNS, Config, and CloudWatch. Specific examples are given around setting up billing alerts with CloudWatch and SNS.

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This document provides an overview of continuous delivery and the AWS developer tools that can be used to implement continuous delivery practices. It discusses how software delivery has changed and the need for tools to automate testing and deployment. It then describes AWS CodePipeline for modeling release processes, AWS CodeBuild for building code, AWS CodeDeploy for deploying applications, and how these services can be integrated. The document demonstrates how to build a continuous delivery pipeline using these tools and discusses best practices for testing and deploying applications.

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