“Starting a new company” by Jānis Kiršteins from Notakey at Start-up focused 50th DevClub.lv
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From finding co-founders, to managing initial finances, to coming up with a product and finding external funding. He will share his experiences in these and other topics, from the point of view of a software developer who quit his day job without a clear plan ahead. Jānis has more than 7 years of software development experience. In 2015 he left his day job and in early 2016 co-founded a B2B security startup called Notakey. Currently it has distributors in the Baltic States and Finland, as well as partners in Switzerland such as Credit Suisse and UBS.
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It is a talk regarding how AWS is utilized to manage around 200 services, 4+ million users and 20+ teams in Posti Group. The speaker will demonstrate how Posti is maintaining and controlling the ‘Infrastructure side’ of a variety of different cross-functional teams, with a unified approach. The presentation will focus on the approach, tools and tech with some concrete examples. It should be fairly comprehendible even for non-hands on IT professionals, however aimed at Software engineers, Infra and DevOps engineers and IT leaders.
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Product engineering is data-driven. It is best to avoid personal opinions and back actions with data. Sharing data transparently and making it broadly accessible within the whole company helps to scale and build faster. Data-driven practices are useful beyond just product development. Over the years, we have been systematic and methodological in how we scale the company and track its health.
This is a story of Wise growing from a regular-sized with 50 engineers to one with 500. While our headcount has grown tenfold, the speed of our releasing and ability to deliver complex projects has risen significantly. It is crucial for the scale-up to not slow down. And that is only possible with effective and unhampered teams. Join Erik for fresh insights that will inspire you to grow your teams, track their health and experiment with team metrics.
(Language – English)
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I would like to share with you my experience based point of view on why and how DDD can help you and your company to build better, more flexible and scalable software and solve real business needs. The talk will be not so much about technical aspect of DDD, but about core ideas behind with some real world examples. :)
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Erwin Staal from 4DotNet will share experience on “Network security with Azure PaaS services“.
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You’ll leave this session knowing how to set up your services by using the built-in capabilities of Azure and make your complete environment more secure and easy to manage.
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(Language – English)
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(Language – English)
Narendra is a Technical Architect at Cognizant, other than coding his hobbies includes Travelling, reading technical books & watching thriller/sci-fi series.
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(Language – English)
Wei-Meng Lee is a technologist and founder of Developer Learning Solutions (http://www.learn2develop.net).
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Change is inevitable. So is legacy. And too often, we as developers (who love to solve problems by coding) fall into the trap of believing the only way to fix it is by rewriting everything again and again. But how can we design an application architecture that is more resilient to change in the first place? How can we defend against entropy in a system where people are pushing changes every day? In this talk we’ll define what architecture means for the frontend, dispel some commonly-held myths, and look at specific tools and techniques on a scale from micro to macro that you can use today to keep your app from turning into that infamous ball of mud.
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Front-end developers have grown accustomed to protecting themselves from attackers seeking to exploit vectors such as cross-site scripting and malicious input, but the prevalence of reusable micro-libraries in the Node.js ecosystem makes JavaScript developers particularly susceptible to software supply chain attacks.
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Software Decision Making in Terms of Uncertainty by Ziv Levy at FrontCon 2019
When we build the best possible software engineering solution, we face many decisions we must make. Daily. Maybe those decisions taking could be much easier? In this talk I will attack the pain points of decision making in software and how I helped my team to enjoy lighter decision making process.
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V8 is complicated. Things change way too fast and it’s really hard to keep track of what’s the fastest way of doing every specific action.
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The main topic of this talk is a short introduction to Storybook.js, JavaScript library that allows us to create independent and interactive UX components from already existing ones, developed in frameworks such as Angular, React or Vue. Reusing the components, we create an isolated environment that can be shared within the organization and enable a collaboration between designers and developers on a whole new level. Different use-cases will be described using Angular as a framework of choice with practical examples.
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This document discusses UX in cybersecurity and outlines various threat actors and nation-state groups. It notes intrusions by Cozy Bear and Fancy Bear into the Democratic National Committee in 2015-2016. It also provides statistics on daily and yearly data breaches. Finally, it outlines roles on a UX team and closes with a quote about servant leadership.
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At first I was like – OMG! Another one! Why?! And then I was like – Interesting… and you wouldn’t believe what happened next!
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Redux is one of the most popular technologies for the management of shared state across entire React applications, which can be complemented by Redux Observable to describe asynchronous side effects with RxJS. This approach, however, adds cognitive load when balancing the varying concepts across these three libraries. What if we could use RxJS exclusively for managing state in our React apps? This talk will demonstrate this possibility and the benefits it provides.
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- 15. Remaining buffer Financing Credit cards 45% reduction in income Accelerators
- 16. “A ‘startup’ is a company that is confused about three things: (1.) What its product is. (2.) Who its customers are. (3.) How to make money.” – Dave McClure, 500Startups
- 19. 0 10 20 30 40 '000 EUR 10K cash 25K "on-paper" value 5% 95% 3 MONTHS 5% EQUITY
- 21. 0 5 10 15 20 '000 EUR 20K cash NO EQUITY + LIVING EXPENSES 2 MONTHS
- 22. Prototype = demo Product = details
- 23. EUR 50K EUR 50K EUR 50K
- 24. Digital signatures and logistics 2FA (API, VPN, Win, PAM) Federated ID
- 25. Prototype = demo Product = details Company = engine Phase 3
- 26. It’s a moonshot