After watching this I decided to look more into Elixir, and subsequently Pheonix. If I get really into it, it is because of this presentation!

i don't understand why shaming other languages is necessary? or why crying for no big companies making investment in beam vm. not sure if the session was about elixir or Phoenix. or to praise Ruby

How do we know Qwik will be around in the future? What does long-term adoption look like?

what is up with this presentation bruh

Even at Double watch speed I find this person's lack of articulation : Intolerable... I'm at 23:38 .. and I just can't handle it...

excellent

17:34 Chair's name as RestProvider is super funny. Cheers.

Amazing presentation. I like his jokes and its funny that nobody laughs ! But he keeps going. I love it!

Maybe it's just me, but the animated text on the slides is so annoying.

Very intresting, will put def put Phoenix on my roadmap, developer velocity claims and maintanability really caught my attention being in NodeJS and JS fullstack ecosystem that is the most important part.

This is fantastic I just wish conferences could edit out the breathing mic issues

I know this is an old talk, but it’s still relevant. Great overview of the tradeoffs these DBs offer, as well as strategies to handle the downsides.

Great talk by @diana larsen. Thank you!!

Amazing so far.

Fascinating talk and demo. Thank you Rowdy Rabouw and the conference organisers. Greetings from the UK

😑 P r o m o S M

Funny enough, I took the same languages in my self-taught route. Except for Perl at the start. Because when I was starting, it was already fading away in popularity. Perhaps, I would have also started with it if it was still "the thing" then, 'cause it was quite popularly back then before PHP took over.

Lars is a great speaker!

I'm trying to convince my whole team of data enginner to use it asap

Amazing presentation. Thank you.

Does it mean if adding live_svelte will cover 100% of use case

Am I the only one getting audio at what sounds like 5 B/s

inspiring stuff, I'd love to see more companies being brave and trying this out. Sadly most organisations are too management heavy and like to control their kingdoms and budgets.

Very Impressive

Great talk!

My slides: blobs.duckdb.org/slides/oredev-duckdb-231109.pdf

Nice talk!

Excellent talk. I recomment it to everyone who plans to work as programmer for living. It is excellent profession, and taken with dignity and with some sudden successes time to time, one can do it until you know more legacy languages than cookie brands. Many of us drop in the way, programmers stay young and experience is forgotten, and it's loss for whole programming community.

VERY SATANIC

12:01 reference implementation: Soteria 13:44 HttpAuthenticationMechanism 14:46 custom implementation 16:05 IdentityStore 18:45 Demo in-memory

Such a nice Guy and such a cool Project.

4:26 JASPIC 5:01 2 issues in JASPIC 6:06 how all those classes are interacted with each other 6:13 JACC (OLD: since J2EE 1.4) 6:55 2 major issues 7:14 no role mapping 8:08 JSR-375 9:20 terminology 9:34 identity store: where credentials are stored 9:43 authentication mechanism 10:04 security context: 10:11 high-level actions like password *validation* 10:25 other 3 things (Java EE 9) 10:28 *password aliasing* 10:45 authorization interceptor + role/permission assignment

What a blast this year! Halt and catch fire 🤠

Hey guys, when the new videos from November conference? Underjord 😍

Chat GPT recommended this to me. I thought that was interesting considering this is from 6 years ago and only has 921 views ATM. We live in strange times.

Nice !

Insane coming back to this, and we already have MultiModal AI systems

This talk was fascinating!

Sujet très interessant!

Very impressive, lovely to see you. Well done Sir.

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Great talk. Thank you.

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Well done my friend Tahir Jamal

I work with FastApi almost every day and it is a joy to use.

How we scaled a Payment System across Europe using MongoDB 0:01 Is MongoDB next generation relational database ? 0:55 Who am I ? 2:30 Context by Johannes 3:50 What is the Nexi Group ? 5:20 What is Easy ? 09:29 What are the Challenges expanding Easy across Europe ? 11:09 Why did we choose MongoDB ? 12:02 What is a Document Database ? 13:24 What are the things we need for a financial application from a database ? 19:49 What are our learnings from our experience implementing the solution ? 21:37 Exercise to convert SQL Schema to a Document Schema 27:13 When not to embed data into a Document ? 27:54 Schema Validation 29:08 How to do a good Index design ? 31:42 What are aggregation pipelines ? 33:05 MongoDB product & MongoDB company 33:37 What is MongoDB Atlas ? 34:18 MongoDB Atlas as a Data Platform 41:18 Summarise - Is MongoDB relational ?

Incredible presentation!

David Khourshid always delivers

If you want people to keep coming to your event you should delete this video...

Thankyou .