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Speaker: Paul-Luuk Profijt Genre & level: Backend, Junior Why grow your own dragon, when you can just capture one from the wild and train it to do what you want? Let’s train a dragon to kill orcs instead of humans. In this live demo, I will show you how easy AI can be.
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Genre & level: Frontend, Backend, Medior
Ever found cucumber tests requiring too much boilerplate and JUnit tests a bit too low level? Spock is a testing and specification framework for applications. It has an expressive syntax to write your tests in and can be used to unit test, integration test or even test your frontend using an additional layer called Geb.
We’ve been using both JUnit for unit testing and Cucumber for component and integration testing but both didn’t really satisfy our wishes. Spock seems to be the positioning itself in the middle ground where we can both write simple unit tests and still describe high-level behavioral flows.
This talk will elaborate on the Spock framework, some pro and cons. Spock is not a silver bullet but did turn out to help us due to, for instance, less false positive failing tests and a lot less boilerplate. The presentation will contain a short demo showing test runs.
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Genre & level: Backend, Medior
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At Team 52, we started building a back end for our mobile apps using a reactive architecture about 1.5 years ago. Along the way, we discovered how beautiful Reactive applications can be, but also how small mistakes can lead to huge issues in a way that is not the case with traditional applications. In this talk, I will guide you through the often-messy but ultimately successful process of developing these applications. I will discuss how the Reactive approach changed the way we write code, how we used it to optimize concurrency and performance, but also how it leads to some embarrassing bugs. Finally, I will show you how you can start building a stable, high performing reactive application right now.
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Genre & level: Way of working, Junior
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Genre & level: Backend, Medior
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Genre & level: Backend, Way of working, Medior
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Genre & level: Backend, Junior
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Genre & level: Way of working, Medior
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Genre & level: Way of working, Junior
Have you ever lost yourself in making a PowerPoint presentation pixel perfect, only to find out that what you just spent two hours on, is cut out of the final presentation because the story was not quite right yet? Even when you work in IT, sometimes you need to get a story across, and convince people. I will walk you through the way I built my presentation using (paper) prototype, getting feedback early and spending time on the must haves before embellishments.
Wax on, wax off
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Genre & level: Backend, Medior
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Genre & level: Backend, Medior
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Genre & level: Way of working, Medior
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Genre & level: Backend, Way of working, Medior
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Genre & level: Backend, Junior
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Genre & level: Backend, Junior
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- 4. 4 Get a couple of image examples
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