TEQnation47 Videos

TEQnation 2022: Mitchel Snel & Eddy Vos – Developing with your eyes closed

This is a session without slides. Even better, you will see what I see and that’s a black screen. I will tell you how you can develop Java just by hearing it. But more important, I will let you experience what I encounter if you don’t use clean code.

TEQnation 2019: Ivor Boers & Michel Drenthe – Adventures in autonomous sailing

Machine learning has a big impact on the world. In this presentation, we will look at advancements in robotic sailing and talk about our own plans to use machine learning to go sailing. Follow us on our journey to build an autonomous boat that can sail around the world. Starting with a standard RC boat […]

TEQnation 2022: Thijs Suijten – Saving Elephants with Raspberry Pi’s & Machine Learning

Go on an adventure to the heart of the African rainforest. You will learn how we help rangers protect endangered species using technology. I can tell you one thing. Using on-device machine learning and real-time communication without power and internet is quite a challenge…

TEQnation 2019: Angelo van der Sijpt – What every developer needs to know about cryptography

Cryptography is often shrouded like it is a black art. While you should stay away from implementing your own crypto, there’s plenty of components available in the Java ecosystem that can help you. But, what are they, and what to all those terms mean? In this session, we will unpack the jargon and show you […]

TEQnation 2022: Sohan Maheshwar – Architecting in the Cloud for Sustainability

Efficiency in every aspect of cloud infrastructure can accelerate the sustainability of your workloads through optimization and informed architecture patterns. This session will dive deeper into Sustainability techniques for your cloud workloads, and provide direction on reducing the energy and carbon impact of AWS architectures. The talk will cover user patterns, software design, and AWS […]

TEQnation 2019: Arno Broekhof – DataScience as a Service

Nowadays almost everybody is talking about DataScience / Machine Learning, containers, cloud and going serverless. what if we could combine all those elements to form one microservice landscape? Nice right!? In this session i will start of with sharing my thoughts about it and then do a live demo where i will: – start containerising […]

TEQnation 2022: Urs Peter – Event-Driven Microservices = Microservices Done Right

Are you slowly getting this uncomfortable feeling that Microservices might have brought you more trouble than relief? Have your Microservices turned into a landscape of distributed monoliths, tightly coupled and tangled, where a failure of one service cascades to many others? Have you implemented complex circuit breaker logic and other retry mechanisms or made essential […]

TEQnation 2019: Tim van Deursen – Keynote: When technology meets empathy

In a world with more refugees than ever, with new wars flaring up and new walls rising, we need to find better ways to connect and communicate. Tim van Deursen shows how innovative technology can make a difference in humanitarian challenges. His documentary “Meet the Soldier” sends soldiers of rivalling tribes in Karamoja, Uganda, on […]

TEQnation 2022: Carl in ‘t Veld – Building microservices with .NET and DAPR

With the distributed application runtime (DAPR) Microsoft has introduced a very interesting way to standardize your container workloads from a software engineering perspective. In this session we will be building some microservices together using .NET and showcase the value that DAPR brings to the table. With DAPR your workload suddenly becomes cloud agnostic and you […]

TEQnation 2019: Erwin de Gier – Building a cloud native Crypto Currency platform with WebFlux

Full title: Building a cloud native Crypto Currency trading platform with Spring WebFlux Using events is a powerful alternative to REST-based communication in microservices. However, it comes with its own challenges: For instance, dealing with eventual consistency, synchronisation of state, and writing code which can handle asynchronous business logic. In this talk we explain how […]