Time flies when you’re having fun, and we’re already into the second half of 2015! On a personal level, it’s been a great 6 months, I have spoken at 10 conferences in as many cities and as you read this post I’m at Polyconf in Poznan! The great thing about being at so many conferences …
This year’s version of NDC Oslo has a strong security theme throughout,and one of Troy Hunt’s talks – 50 Shades of AppSec – was one of the top-rated talks at the conference based on attendee feedbacks. Sadly I missed the talk whilst at the conference but having just watched it on Vimeo it left me …
NDC Oslo 15 – Takeaways from “50 Shades of AppSec” Read More »
with accompanying slides here: My adventure with Elm from Yan Cui
Great news, recording of all the talks at this year’s NDC Oslo has been uploaded to Vimeo! It’s a lot of videos to go through, so I’ve curated all the talks from the FP track this year, including my new talk “A tour of the language landscape” where I covered some interesting ideas and concepts …
DISCLAIMER : as always, you should benchmark against your payload and use case, the benchmark numbers I have produced here is unlikely to be representative of your use cases and neither is anybody else’s benchmark numbers. You can use the simple test harness I created and see these example code to benchmark against your particular …
I attended the Functional Programming eXchange 15 last Thursday and it was a thoroughly enjoyable day. Don’t worry if you weren’t one of the lucky 100 or so that made it, most of the talks are available online on SkillsMatter’s website, and here’s a high level summary of a couple of the talks. Games and …
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Having heard so much about APL from Phil Trelford (who is one of the leaders in the F# community) I decided to try it out too. For the uninitiated, APL code looks every bit as mind-bending and unbelievable as scenes from Johnny Depp’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. For example, the life function below implements …
This talk by Kyle Kingsbury (aka @aphyr on twitter) was my favourite at CraftConf, and gave us an update on the state of consistency with MongoDB, Elasticsearch and Aerospike. Kyle opened the talk by talking about how we so often build applications on top of databases, queues, streams, etc. and that these systems we …
CraftConf 15–Takeaways from “Jepsen IV: Hope Springs Eternal” Read More »
This talk by Richard Rodger (of nearForm) was my favourite at this year’s CodeMotion conference in Rome, where he talked about why we need to change the way we think about monitoring when it comes to measuring micro-services. TL; DR Identify invariants in your system and use them to measure the health of your …
CodeMotion 15–Takeaways from “Measuring micro-services” Read More »
Joy of Coding has totally exceeded my expectations and proved to be one of the best conferences I have attended this year (and there has been a few already ). Rotterdam is also a city I’d like to visit again – it’s quiet, clean, packed full of beautiful architectures and the people are so friendly and helpful! “happy speakers, happy attendees” – …
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