Five Trends We Are Afraid Of
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Yegor Bugayenko outlines five trends in software development that people are afraid of: 1) No hackers as the industry becomes more accessible and salaries increase, 2) Slow and expensive hardware becomes a thing of the past as technology advances, 3) No proprietary code as more developers share and contribute to open source projects, 4) No middlemen as developers can work directly with customers, and 5) No servers as cloud computing becomes the norm.
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Quantity vs. Quality
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Experts vs Expertise
Yegor Bugayenko gave a presentation at DevOpsDays Boston about experts vs expertise. He discussed trends like the growing variety of DevOps tools, increasing data volume, and higher employee turnover rates. This leads to problems like job insecurity and silos of knowledge within organizations. Bugayenko proposes the solution of Zerocracy, which involves extreme practices like #NoMagic where technology dependencies are eliminated, #NoMeetings where work is demonstrated through artifacts not discussions, and #NoSalaries where compensation is based on results not time spent. The goal is to focus on expertise over experts by making knowledge accessible organization-wide.
Zold: a cryptocurrency without Blockchain
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Life Without Blockchain
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Math or Love?
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Java Annotations Are a Bad Idea
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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4. Deployment Using ArgoCD for Edge Devices
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Five Trends We Are Afraid Of
- 1. /23@yegor256 1 Yegor Bugayenko Novosibirsk, Russia 31 March 2019 Five Trends We Are Afraid Of
- 5. /23@yegor256 5 Slow & pricy hardware Average salaries Elite industry Lack of libraries Primitive languages
- 6. /23@yegor256 6 Slow & pricy hardware Average salaries Elite industry Lack of libraries Primitive languages Hardware is cheap High-level languages 10M+ programmers GitHub $300K+
- 9. /23@yegor256 9 Expensive hardware Team spirit Discipline: 9-to-5 Face-to-face
- 10. /23@yegor256 10 Expensive hardware Team spirit Discipline: 9-to-5 Face-to-face Laptops + Cloud Co-working spaces Video conferences Better management
- 12. /23@yegor256 12 Many Projects English Pet projects Certifications Publicity Flairs/Badges
- 13. /23@yegor256 13 No Proprietary Code 3
- 14. /23@yegor256 14 Service Your code Apache 2001 Service Your code Apache 2019
- 19. /23@yegor256 19
- 20. /23@yegor256 20 Know them HTTP vs. Bash Use them Build them
- 21. /23@yegor256 21 No companiesNo hackers No proprietary code No servers No middlemen $