Have you ever wondered what the industry standard looks like for processing streams of data? What about doing it at scale?

In fact, what do people mean by scale? Furthermore, how do you manage fault tolerance in your services?

What are your methods for ensuring the reliability of data pushed to customers?

Let’s explore the answers to these questions together by building a hands-on distributed application that allows users to rate their favorite movies: Crowdie Tomatoes.

Workshop hosts:

Dan Belibov, Engineering Manager at CrowdStrike
Cezar Socoteanu, Engineering Manager at CrowdStrike

TDevOps is generally regarded as a recommended set of technical principles in our industry nowadays. However, when it comes to actually putting those ideas into practice, approaches can vary greatly.

So what should YOU be focusing on? Which practices offer the best return on investment?

Workshop host:

Victor Ionescu, Principal IT Consultant at msg systems Romania

Take part in this workshop that will show you a new way of developing backend applications.
We’ll cover everything from project setup to production-ready system using best industry practices.

A tool made by developers for developers.

Workshop hosts:

Răzvan Bretoiu, Co-Founder & CTO at Linnify

Darius Bogdan, Head of Engineering at Linnify

The goal of our workshop is to go in-depth on the process of creating and using an online platform capable of image recognition, starting from 3D assets of real-world objects. We will talk about the engineering challenges that arise when integrating deep learning workflows with web services, the machine learning solution we deploy, and the real-world applications of the platform in the retail space.

It is a ‘hands-on’ workshop, in which we’ll go through our deployed solution capabilities: on-boarding new products from 3D assets and real images all the way to detecting the products in real-world scenarios. We will discuss the design decisions for our web services, ML-ops and how we use deep learning models in production.

Workshop hosts:

Flaviu Samarghitan, Lead Computer Vision Engineer at Neurolabs

Mathias Maciossek, Lead Software Engineer at Neurolabs

Nowadays, most, if not all, startups require some user facing mobile applications.  However, the development of those mobile apps requires more effort than the equivalent traditional web front-end.

In this workshop, we will create an Android app that connects to a MongoDB cluster using Realm.  We will discuss tools and techniques that greatly simplify their development. Those techniques can even be used for the creation of the Minimum Viable Product and are flexible enough to align your app faster with the changes in your business requirements.

In this session, we will go one step further by explaining the concepts and sharing some code snippets.  Diego and Jorge will do some live coding while exploring the basics of writing an Android app using Kotlin, Compose and the Realm SDK.

If you are into iOS instead of Android, you are welcomed too. We will share a repo with the equivalent iOS code and accept questions about that platform also.

Workshop hosts:

Diego Freniche Brito, Mobile Developer Advocate at MongoDB

Jorge Ortiz Fuentes, Mobile Developer Advocate at MongoDB

TBA

Workshop host:

Mihaela Lungu, Technical Lead at About You

Come to this workshop to find out how you can use Microsoft’s AI services to automate information extraction from your forms.

Form Recogniser applies advanced machine learning to accurately extract text, key-value pairs, tables, and structures from documents. Using just a few examples, tailor Form Recogniser to understand your documents, both on-premises and in the cloud. This allows anyone to turn documents into usable data at a fraction of the time and cost, so you can focus more on acting on the information rather than compiling it.

Workshop host:

Sorin Peste, Cloud Solution Architect, Data & AI at Microsoft

Elixir is a dynamic, functional language for building scalable and maintainable applications. It has a simple, tidy and modern syntax that makes coding like writing poetry.

In this workshop we will see it in action by writing a simple web scraper. We will explore ways to improve the performance of our program by leveraging Elixir’s concurrency capabilities and hopefully have a lot of fun.

Workshop host:

Constantin Cheptea, CTO at Crafting Software

Email notification system that scales with minimal impact over backend API systems.

Workshop hosts:

Lucian Lutas, Tech lead at Salt&Pepper

Geo Apopei, Software Developer at Salt&Pepper

Here in Capgemini Engineering Ukraine GEC we work with different types of companies that require different implementations of Agile methodology. We’ll go through several case studies (Okta, Novartis, Ericsson) covering our best practices for Agile in startups and compare them to the Agile model for the big customers such as enterprise companies.

Workshop host:

Ksenia Redunova, Delivery Manager at Capgemini Engineering Ukraine

As a tech scale-up, we have made one of our core values to give back to our communities. We committed to invest in the education of the future generation of developers by working with institutions to bridge the gap between students and the professional world.
The rapid rise of cloud computing is transforming how organizations create business value, and generating a growing number of new high-quality jobs in Romania and around the world. The technical knowledge and hands-on skills in live cloud environments that students develop through Scaleway’s Academia program will position them well for their careers.

Today’s junior developers don’t have the level required by tech companies, that must train the juniors they recruit. This disparity between schools/teachers and companies is only increasing. What is the impact of this situation on the market and what can we do about it? This is what we will try to address together.

Workshop hosts:

Mélodie Morice, Corporate Programs Manager at Scaleway

TBA

Workshop host:

Andrei Magnea, Product Design Manager @ Google