December 18, 2019

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The secret to building and delivering amazing apps at scale (sponsored by Akamai)

The secret to building and delivering amazing apps at scale (sponsored by Akamai)

We are more mobile now than ever. Although we use our mobile devices to optimize our time and do more anytime, anywhere, our apps are still too slow and cannot cope with our fast-paced lifestyle. Javier Garza details the ingredients you need to build and deliver an amazing app your users will love.
Talk Title The secret to building and delivering amazing apps at scale (sponsored by Akamai)
Speakers Javier Garza (Akamai Technologies)
Conference O’Reilly Velocity Conference
Conf Tag Building and maintaining complex distributed systems
Location San Jose, California
Date June 12-14, 2018
URL Talk Page
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We are more mobile now than ever. Although we use our mobile devices to optimize our time and do more anytime, anywhere, our apps are still too slow and cannot cope with our fast-paced lifestyle. Javier Garza details the ingredients you need to build and deliver an amazing app your users will love. This keynote is sponsored by Akamai.

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