The document discusses a meetup focused on selecting the right technologies for future startups, covering topics such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and various programming languages and frameworks. It includes insights from multiple presenters on areas like project management, software testing, web security, and effective communication tools. Key points emphasize the need to choose mainstream technologies, understand the importance of community support, and the advantages of methodologies like Scrum.

1. Choosing the right
technologies for your next
Unicorn.
- Meetup Sponsored by Vamaship

2. Presenters
• Mr. Akshay Khale : A.I., Smart Wearable, A.R. & V. R.
• Mr. Debarun Pal : Internet of Things, Blockchain
• Mr. Allwyn Lobo: Languages and Frameworks – Javascript, Python
• Mr. Prashant Deshmukh : Tools & Weapons – Communication,
Project Management, Technical Tools
• Mr. Ian Pinto : Project Management – Scrum
• Mr. Zeal Nagar : Security
• Ms. Greeshma Padinjarathil : Software Testing – Manual &
Automatic
• Mr. Umakant Verma : How & Importance of choosing the Right
Technology

3. Artificial Intelligence
Cognitive Thinking

4. Industries that aren't disrupted (yet!)
- Mr. AkshayKhale
Artificial Intelligence :
AI refers to making computer think and behave like Humans by giving
them the ability to work like Human Brain.
Research fields of A.I. -
• Machine Vision
• NLP (Natural Language Processing)
• Big Data, Data Analysis and Data Science
• Deep Learning / Artificial Neural Networks
Popular A.I. Products and Services -
• Amazon Go
• Autodraw
• Neuralink
• Chat Bots & Virtual Assistants (Google Assistant, Siri, Cortana, Bixby)

5. Smart Wearable :
Smart Electronic Devices that can be worn on body as an Implant
or Accessory.
Popular Smart watch Products-
• Moto 360
• Android Wear
• Apple Watch
Popular Fitness Band Products -
• Fitbit
• MI Band
• Titan Blaze
• Google Glass
Industries that aren't disrupted (yet!)
- Mr. AkshayKhale

6. Augmented Reality :
Augmented reality is when real-world environment with
elements "augmented" by computer-generated sensory input
such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data.
Popular A.R. Products & Services -
•Augment
•Pokemon Go
•Snapchat Filters / MSQRD
Industries that aren't disrupted (yet!)
- Mr. AkshayKhale

7. Virtual Reality :
Virtual reality (VR) is a computer technology that uses Virtual
reality headsets, sometimes in combination with physical spaces
or multi-projected environments, to generate realistic images,
sounds and other sensations that simulate a user's physical
presence in a virtual or imaginary environment.
Popular V.R. Products -
• VR Games
Industries that aren't disrupted (yet!)
- Mr. AkshayKhale

8. Internet of Things & Blockchain
- Mr. Debarun Pal
Internet of Things (IOT) :
Internet of Things is the process of communicating with inter-
connected physical devices within the same network to share and
exchange data.
Advantages and Applications of IoT:
• Transportation, e-commerce, Healthcare, Hospitality and Logistics.
• The prime advantage is getting all the necessary data at your
fingertips within your smart devices.
Trends and Setters:
• Using Virtual Reality (Real Estate), Machine Learning
• "Basket of Remote" Solution
Examples of IoT

9. Blockchain:
It is a distributed database system which works on peer-to-peer
networking technology where each and every record is formed into a
block.
Advantages and applications of blockchain:
• A blockchain is a decentralized & distributed digital ledger that is used
to record transactions across many computers, so that the record
cannot be altered retroactively without the alteration of all
subsequent blocks & the collusion of the network.
• Crypto - currency can be used to replace entire cash economy where
each and every payment system can be incorporated with bitcoins.
Examples of Blockchain Economy
Internet of Things & Blockchain
- Mr. Debarun Pal

10. Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo
https://stackshare.io
Databases :
-MongoDB :
•It stores data in flexible, JSON-like documents, meaning fields can vary
from document to document & data structure can be changed over
time
•The document model maps to the objects in your application code,
making data easy to work with.
•Ad hoc queries, indexing, and real time aggregation provide powerful
ways to access and analyze your data
•MongoDB is a distributed database at its core, so high availability,
horizontal scaling, and geographic distribution are built in and easy to
use
•MongoDB is free and open-source, published under the GNU Affero
General Public License

11. Databases :
- MariaDB
• Its the fastest growing Open Source database with more than 12
million users worldwide.
• Started by the founders of MySQL, MariaDB Corporation is
reinventing the database to support today's enterprise needs from
OLTP to analytics from a single SQL compliant interface.
• Products include the widely adopted open source MariaDB Server
and complementary products including MariaDB MaxScale and
MariaDB ColumnStore, that are valuable for deploying MariaDB in
large, mission-critical environments.
Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo

12. Languages and Frameworks
1. Javascript
- MEAN (MongoDB, Express JS, Angular JS and Node JS)
2. Python
- DJango
- Flask
3. Clojure
4. Elixir
Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo

13. Code Editors :
• Sublime
Used on All major platforms. Key Features –
- Goto Anything
- Multiple Selections
- Command Palette
- Distraction Free Mode
- Split Editing
- Instant Project Switch
- Plugin API
- Customize Anything
- Cross Platform
- Free for use. 70$ for license
Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo

14. Code Editors :
• Atom
Used on All major platforms. Key Features-
- Completely Hack-able
- Built-in package manager
- Smart auto-completion
- File system browser
- Multiple panes
- Find and replace across projects
- Open source
Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo

15. Queuing Systems :
What are Message Queues?
• Allow you to store metadata for processing jobs at a later date.
• Aid in the development of SOA (service-oriented architecture)
• Increase the user experience of a web site by reducing load times
Advantages of message queues:
• Asynchronous: Queue it now, run it later.
• Decoupling: Separates application logic.
• Resilience: Won't take down your whole application if part of it fails.
• Redundancy: Can retry jobs if they fail.
• Guarantees: Makes sure that jobs will be processed.
• Scalable: Many workers can process individual jobs in a queue.
• Profiling: Can aid in identifying performance issues.
Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo

16. Queuing Systems :
Disadvantages of message queues:
• Asynchronous: you have to wait until a job is complete.
• Load: each job in the queue must wait its turn before it can be
processed.
• Architecture: the application needs to be designed with queues in
mind.
Use cases of message queues:
• Any time consuming process can be placed in a queue:
• Sending/receiving data from a third-party APIs
• Sending an e-mail
• Generating reports
• Running labour intensive processes : Beanstalkd , Amazon SQS
Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo

17. • Website Uptime monitoring systems :
- Pingdom - UptimeRobot
• Server Monitoring :
- Nagios - New Relic - Datadog - Amazon CloudWatch
• Error Reporting Systems :
- Sentry - Rollbar - Crashlytics - Bugsnag
• Log Management :
- Logstash - Papertrail
Languages and Frameworks
- Mr. Allwyn Lobo

18. Communication Tools :
Slack
• Bringing all your communication to one place.
• Team conversation are organised in channels.
• Create channels for each Department. Public & Private
Channels.
• In Public channels anyone can participate where as in private
channels only the Invited can participate.
• 1 to 1 Communication and Group communication is available.
• Share Files, documents, videos.
• Best thing with Slack in integration.
• Used by Airbnb, Time, Pinterest, LinkedIn and many more.
Other Tools : HipChat, Rocket.Chat
Tools and Weapons
- Mr. PrashantDeshmukh

19. Project Management Tools :
Trello
• Collaboration tool that organizes project into boards.
• At one glance it shows what is going on in project, who is
working on what, which things are in progress and which are
not.
• It tracks the pieces of the project.
• You can create boards according to projects or departments.
• Can view a status of any particular task and who is woking on
which task.
Other Tools - Wunderlist, Kanban, Asana.
Tools and Weapons
- Mr. PrashantDeshmukh

20. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

21. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

22. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

23. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

24. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

25. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

26. Project Management – Scrum Framework
- Ian Pinto

27. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

28. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

29. Project Management - Scrum
- Ian Pinto

30. Web Security
- Zeal Nagar
• Web Security :
Web Security, also known as "Cyber security" involves protecting
that information by preventing, detecting, and responding to
attacks.
• Its Necessity :
As technology changes, it becomes more and more challenging to
keep information secure on the web.
• Security Threats to Start-up :
- The Internet of Things (IoT)
- BYOD(Bring Your Own Device)
• Setting up secure Password :
Normal Way and Use Social Login.

31. • Secure Sockets Layer :
SSL is a standard security technology for establishing an
encrypted link between a server and a client.
• Database Roles :
Creating Admin user and sub user with limited access.
• Use of Firewalls.
Web Security
- Zeal Nagar

32. Software Testing :
Definition -
‘Testing is the process of evaluating a system or its component
(s) with the intent to find whether it satisfies the specified
requirements or not.’
• Point out defects & errors made during the development phase.
• Customer’s reliability and their satisfaction in the application.
• Ensure Software Quality
• Should not result into any Failure of the application.
• Required to stay in the business
Software Testing.
- Ms. GreeshmaPadinjarathil

33. Why Is Software Testing Important?
Testing is important because software bugs could be expensive or
even dangerous.
• Nissan cars have to recall over 1 million cars from the market due
to software failure.
• Vulnerability in Window 10.
• Bloomberg Terminal Crash in London
• The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association System Failure
Software Testing.
- Ms. GreeshmaPadinjarathil

34. Manual Testing :
• The role of an end-user and tests the software to identify any
unexpected behaviour or bug.
• Manual testing will require skilled labour, long time & will imply
high costs.
• Any new application must be manually tested before its testing
can be automated.
Software Testing.
- Ms. GreeshmaPadinjarathil

35. Automation Testing :
• Running the software programs that carry out the execution of
test cases automatically.
• Automation Testing saves time, cost and manpower
• Automated testing is recommended only for stable systems and
is mostly used for regression testing.
Software Testing.
- Ms. GreeshmaPadinjarathil

36. “What technology should I use to build a web application?”
1. Go with what you know.
• An Existing Team/ Tech Co-founder/ Supplier.
• Building an MVP quickly, or rebuilding a large system, is difficult.
2. Select a Mainstream technology, If nothing in place.
• Why go mainstream?
Latest technologies are cool and fun, until fluctuation in the team
size.
How and the Importance to choose the
right tech.
- Mr. Umakant Verma

37. What are Mainstream Softwares?
• Choose PHP, Java and Ruby for languages along with the
popular frameworks
• Microsoft set of technologies (.Net/C#, SQLServer).
• The advantages of PHP are that it is quick to develop, relatively
easy and often the least expensive.
• The advantages of Java is its ability to handle complex systems
and very high web traffic.
• The advantages of Ruby are its speed for building the system
and ability to support complicated system designs
How and the Importance to choose the
right tech.
- Mr. UmakantVerma

38. 3. The Technology Founders already Know
4. The Problem Space
5. Hiring advantages disadvantages
Using an obscure or an uncommon technology stack can make
recruiting hard.
6. Time to reach your first few milestones
Pick a tech that will let you get things done fast and meet your
goals while not limiting your ability to scale.
How and the Importance to choose the
right tech.
- Mr. UmakantVerma

39. 7. Community
When choosing a product to use I’d look at:
• Any big names behind it as sponsorsusers?
• How active is the community? Is there a slack channelmailing
listpublic JIRA?
• StackOverflow? are people writing about it in blog posts?
• If open source - when was the last commit? is the code actively
developed and maintained? Are the authors responsive to PRs?
How and the Importance to choose the
right tech.
- Mr. UmakantVerma

40. CONTACT
• Mr. Akshay Khale : akshay.khale@vamaship.com
• Mr. Debarun Pal : debarun.pal@vamaship.com
• Mr. Allwyn Lobo : allwyn.lobo@vamaship.com
• Mr. Prashant Deshmukh : prashant.deshmukh@vamaship.com
• Mr. Ian Pinto : ian.pinto@vamaship.com
• Mr. Zeal Nagar : zeal.nagar@vamaship.com
• Ms. Greeshma Padinjarathil : greeshma.padinjarathil@vamaship.com
• Mr. Umakant Verma : umakant.verma@vamaship.com