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Building a serverless electronic health record system from scratch
December 10, 2019

Building a serverless electronic health record system from scratch

Warby Parker recently built an electronic health record system for its optometrists to use to conduct and store their eye exams. The company used this project as an opportunity to explore building a serverless web application on AWS. Ruthie Nachmany shares details of the system's implementation, challenges faced, and lessons learned along the way.

Building a style guide with efficiency, accessibility, and performance built in

Building a style guide with efficiency, accessibility, and performance built in

December 10, 2019

Creating a lasting style guide that the product team will actually use and adopt is challenging. Archana Sankaranarayanan demonstrates how to build a style guide instantly with an Atomic CSS-based starter that ensures accessibility, performance, and engineering and design efficiency and shares some PostCSS tools to help grow the style guide, maintain it, and ease its adoption.
Building Better Containers: A Survey of Container Build Tools [I]

Building Better Containers: A Survey of Container Build Tools [I]

December 10, 2019

If you stick to the industry standard method of building containers (Dockerfiles), its easy to build containers that contain libraries, tools, binaries, and more that you dont need. One survey sho …
Building hybrid mobile apps with Ionic

Building hybrid mobile apps with Ionic

December 10, 2019

Chris Griffith offers an introduction to the Ionic framework. Built atop Angular and Apache Cordova, this framework gives developers an incredibly powerful set of mobile components to create app store-ready or progressive web apps.
Building native mobile apps with React Native

Building native mobile apps with React Native

December 10, 2019

Native or hybrid? React Native apps are easier than you think. You can get started building apps in just a few minuteseven as a beginner. The React Native CLI makes the building experience as easy as typing a few commands. Tracy Lee explains how to get started and build an native app easily in less than 30 minutes.
Building the culture and collaboration layer for DevOps (sponsored by Atlassian)

Building the culture and collaboration layer for DevOps (sponsored by Atlassian)

December 10, 2019

While most conversations around DevOps revolve around tool X or tool Y or the automation of X and Y, the reality is that DevOps requires high-performing people and teams. Sean Regan runs a brief DevOps Health Monitor live on stage and shares the other 26 team playbooks that emerged from Atlassian's Agile, DevOps, and microservices journey.
Caches all the way down

Caches all the way down

December 10, 2019

Caching ensures content gets to users as fast as possible and provides a great experience to repeat visitors. But getting network and browser caching right can be difficult, which explains why most web content today is not properly cached. Yoav Weiss explores HTTP cache semantics, strategies, browser internal caches, and service workers and explains how to serve your content fast and fresh.
Continuous Integration at Scale on Kubernetes [B]

Continuous Integration at Scale on Kubernetes [B]

December 10, 2019

eBay has a large community of developers working on several thousand applications at any time. To improve developer productivity, we offer Continuous Integration As A Service (CIAAS). This system prov …
CoreDNS Salon

CoreDNS Salon

December 10, 2019

Join us for an open discussion on CoreDNS! This will be an opportunity to learn more about CoreDNS, as well as discuss use cases, issues, and other matters with some of the maintainers. Well start wi …
Cross-platform progressive web apps

Cross-platform progressive web apps

December 10, 2019

Progressive web apps (PWAs) are the new hotness, and Google is pressing hard to make them the de facto choice for building mobile applications. But what about iOS, where many of the key APIs are not supported? Cordova/PhoneGap offers a solution, polyfilling the missing functionality. Simon MacDonald demonstrates how to create a PWA that runs on the web, Android, and iOS from a single code base.
CSP: The good, the bad, and the ugly

CSP: The good, the bad, and the ugly

December 10, 2019

Content Security Policy (CSP) is a powerful and complex standard that allows you to bring an additional level of security to your web applications. Ilya Nesterov outlines the not-so-obvious things that lead to weak CSP, illustrates typical mistakes in CSP, based on the Alexa top 1 million sites, and explains how you can build strict CSP in your own projects.
CSS: WTF?

CSS: WTF?

December 10, 2019

If you think outside the box, you can solve almost anything with CSS. Join Estelle Weyl to learn the power of CSS, as she covers several CSS WTFs. Depending on your perspective, that can mean "wonderfully terrific feature" or, very often, "what the @#$%!."
If you Dont Monitor your Infrastructure, you Dont Own it! Regain Control Thanks to Prometheus [I]

If you Dont Monitor your Infrastructure, you Dont Own it! Regain Control Thanks to Prometheus [I]

December 10, 2019

In the French FedEx company we used Prometheus to monitor the infrastructure. It hosts a CQRS Architecture composed with Kafka, Spark, Cassandra, ElasticSearch, and microservices APIs in scala. This …
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Migrating Hundreds of Legacy Applications to Kubernetes [B]

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Migrating Hundreds of Legacy Applications to Kubernetes [B]

December 10, 2019

Running applications on Kubernetes can provide a lot of benefits: more dev speed, lower ops costs, and a higher elasticity & resiliency in production. Kubernetes is the place to be for cloud native ap …
BoF: Grafeas: Using Artifact Metadata to Audit, Govern, and Secure Your Software Supply Chain

BoF: Grafeas: Using Artifact Metadata to Audit, Govern, and Secure Your Software Supply Chain

December 9, 2019

Building software at scale requires strong governance of the software supply chain, and strong governance requires good data. This BoF will be a discussion around the recently launched Grafeas ("scrib …
Building a Cluster Management API using Kubicorn [A]

Building a Cluster Management API using Kubicorn [A]

December 9, 2019

Kris Nova (Heptio) and Robert Bailey (Google) join forces and begin the difficult task of looking into the future of the infrastructure layer of Kubernetes. We start the talk with a brief summary of t …
Datas journey to predictive analytics (sponsored by Catchpoint)

Datas journey to predictive analytics (sponsored by Catchpoint)

December 9, 2019

Join Leo Vasiliou for a quick walk-through of the evolution of analytics, setting the stage for a deeper dive in a later sponsored session.
Debugging frontend performance

Debugging frontend performance

December 9, 2019

Tim Kadlec and Patrick Meenan explain how the construction of websites and applications impacts performance as well as how to quickly debug and resolve performance issues. Tim and Patrick dive into how browsers work, how web pages are delivered, backend and frontend issues, optimizations, and techniques to get the best performance and provide hands-on experience for working on web performance.
Deep dive into the React component lifecycle

Deep dive into the React component lifecycle

December 9, 2019

As a beginner, heck even as a veteran, trying to understand all of the different lifecycle events in a React component can be a bit daunting. You'll often find yourself googling which one to use even after spending months working with React because each method has different uses. Jonathan Creamer goes through each lifecycle method, giving some examples of how and when to use them.
Delivering quality code frequently (sponsored by Sauce Labs)

Delivering quality code frequently (sponsored by Sauce Labs)

December 9, 2019

Neil Manvar shares best practices for leveraging modern technologies to develop and test maintainable, quality code within CI/CD workflows.
Deploying Kubernetes Without Scaring Off Your Security Team [I]

Deploying Kubernetes Without Scaring Off Your Security Team [I]

December 9, 2019

subtitle: "The Major Hayden Center For Kubernauts Who Can't Security Good And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too" One of the larger roadblocks we face in the enterprise when trying to adopt new t …
Embracing Cloud Native at a Thriving, Established Company

Embracing Cloud Native at a Thriving, Established Company

December 9, 2019

We are in the midst of a major shift at MailChimp. In many ways, we are a microcosm of the industry as a whole: moving from large monoliths to microservices and trying to figure out what that even mea …
Evergreen websites for evergreen browsers

Evergreen websites for evergreen browsers

December 9, 2019

Rachel Andrew shares a modern roadmap for browser support that enables you to create sites that can enhance themselves as the platform improveswithout leaving people stuck on older browsers in the cold.
Extending Kubernetes 101 [A]

Extending Kubernetes 101 [A]

December 9, 2019

Kubernetes provides the ability to extend the platform with your own custom types and controllers. We will walk through a tutorial to write a custom controller, also known as an operator. Patterns wil …
Focusing on What Matters

Focusing on What Matters

December 9, 2019

We work and live in a bubble. Our limited perspective of what it means to use technology influences the way we build, the tools we use, and the tasks we prioritize. In the process, we risk losing the most powerful thing about the internet: its ubiquity.
Getting out of your Git messes

Getting out of your Git messes

December 9, 2019

If you've used Git for any amount of time, you've probably gotten yourself into some confusing, frustrating, or downright terrifying situations. You are not alone. Katie Sylor-Miller explains how to avoid getting into Git messes in the first place and how to leverage Git's powerful features to save yourself when everything seems to go wrong.
Keynote: Progress Toward Zero Trust Kubernetes Networks

Keynote: Progress Toward Zero Trust Kubernetes Networks

December 9, 2019

Tigeras Spike Curtis will share how enterprises are starting to embrace a zero trust network security posture, and demonstrate how such an approach can be enabled within an orchestrated environment s …
Keynote: Pushing the Limits of Kubernetes with Game of Thrones

Keynote: Pushing the Limits of Kubernetes with Game of Thrones

December 9, 2019

Do you want to know what it is like to run 15,000 pods in production? Are you interested in seeing how Kubernetes stands up to the record-breaking viewership and a login rate that is beyond belief on …