In 1998, James R. callan wrote a book titled "Collaborative Computing With Delphi 3" in which he asserted that with technology, predicting the future is now possible. This is the book from which I have learned about Micro-Services Architecture, way before the buzzword became popular.
4 years ago, we made another prediction in the serverless space. Given recent events and the fulfilment of this prediction, Wix is taking the risk of predicting the future of serverless computing and where it should be 4 years from now.


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Every time we start implementing a system we do it in a certain way that seems most natural to us. We create domain objects and build layers of code that work with them. Why do we choose this way? Does it really serve us in large enterprise systems? Are there better ways? How should we decide? Let’s forget our prejudices and rethink the basic assumptions!

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Every time we start implementing a system we do it in a certain way that seems most natural to us. We create domain objects and build layers of code that work with them. Why do we choose this way? Does it really serve us in large enterprise systems? Are there better ways? How should we decide? Let’s forget our prejudices and rethink the basic assumptions!


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There are many criteria to consider when building your microservices architecture for scale and performance. The two major ones are programming language and inter-service communication.These decisions dramatically influence the scalability of the system. For our inter-service communication we chose NATS.io, an open-source, cloud-native messaging system for distributed systems; and Golang as the programming language. NATS.io is a highly performant Publish/Subscribe system which has a simple model that leverages both synchronous and asynchronous communication. Golang has a simple yet strong concurrency model, which helps building highly scalable systems fast without compromising simplicity.

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There are many criteria to consider when building your microservices architecture for scale and performance. The two major ones are programming language and inter-service communication.These decisions dramatically influence the scalability of the system. For our inter-service communication we chose NATS.io, an open-source, cloud-native messaging system for distributed systems; and Golang as the programming language. NATS.io is a highly performant Publish/Subscribe system which has a simple model that leverages both synchronous and asynchronous communication. Golang has a simple yet strong concurrency model, which helps building highly scalable systems fast without compromising simplicity.


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Our brain is a fascinating machine. Thanks to recent advancements in EEG technology, we are finally able to begin interfacing with it and build "thought-controlled" interfaces. In this talk, we are going to experiment in connecting our brains to an Angular app, using an affordable consumer EEG headset and Web Bluetooth, and then use RxJS to process the brain signals and feed them as events to our components. This gives a whole new meaning to the term "Smart Component", in a mind bending way.

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Our brain is a fascinating machine. Thanks to recent advancements in EEG technology, we are finally able to begin interfacing with it and build "thought-controlled" interfaces. In this talk, we are going to experiment in connecting our brains to an Angular app, using an affordable consumer EEG headset and Web Bluetooth, and then use RxJS to process the brain signals and feed them as events to our components. This gives a whole new meaning to the term "Smart Component", in a mind bending way.


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There are many criteria to consider when building your microservices architecture for scale and performance. The two major ones are programming language and inter-service communication.These decisions dramatically influence the scalability of the system. For our inter-service communication we chose NATS.io, an open-source, cloud-native messaging system for distributed systems; and Golang as the programming language. NATS.io is a highly performant Publish/Subscribe system which has a simple model that leverages both synchronous and asynchronous communication. Golang has a simple yet strong concurrency model, which helps building highly scalable systems fast without compromising simplicity. MP3

Slide Design Hacks for non-Designers.

This presentation is a cheat-sheet on how to hack your slide design. You don’t need to be a designer (I’m not). You just need to understand some basic concepts in slide design.

No special tools. If I can do it, everyone can.

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Slide Design Hacks for non-Designers.
This presentation is a cheat-sheet on how to hack your slide design. You don’t need to be a designer (I’m not). You just need to understand some basic concepts in slide design.
No special tools. If I can do it, everyone can.


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