The list would be updated as time goes by in the year
A list of conferences and meetups and exhibitions to look for especially in 2019:
This kind of personal list that I’m keeping track; it mainly revolves around Golang, modern architecture technologies e.g. Cloud technologies etc, Python and even R (One of my initial language, I still do keep a lookout of how it’s doing nowadays.)
Google recently had a Google Cloud conference where they feature all the exciting new technologies that are made available in Google Cloud. There are numerous product announcements that were mentioned in the various keynotes as well as the breakout sessions; so in an attempt to understand what’s exactly is happening in terms of major product releases, I did a textual overview of the videos with links to additional resources. This is to highlight some of the brand new google products and how they can be used to serve new business needs and capabilities.
This is not a in depth summary of the talks in Google IO Extended 2018. Rather, it is my notes from attending to the conference, which are heavier on links to find more about the topics. There are 2 days to the IO Extended 2018 event in Singapore. The list of talks below are from the second day.
This is not a in depth summary of the talks in Google IO Extended 2018. Rather, it is my notes from attending to the conference, which are heavier on links to find more about the topics. There are 2 days to the IO Extended 2018 event in Singapore. The list of talks below are from the first day.
The following set of summaries are from the Kubecon and Cloud Native Con Europe in Denmark from 2-4 May 2018.
These summaries are from conference talks that I thought provided more interesting thinking points.
This is the list of talks provided in the reccent Gophercon Conference held in Singapore on 4th May 2018
Go with Versions Project-driven journey to learning Go Resilency in Distributed Systems Understanding Running Go Program Go for Grab Optimize for Correctness Build your own distributed database The Scandalous Sotry of Dreadful Code Written by the Best of Us Erlang for Go developers Go and the future of offices Reflections on Trusting Trust for Go The lost art of bondage Below are some of the more interesting points raised during the talk (View the full talk to understand the context on what and why a certain point was raised.)
View the full list of Fossasia Video recordings on the [engineers.sg] website on this website: https://engineers.sg/conference/fossasia-2018
Here are some of the videos I particularly liked. I summarized some of the interesting points from said websites.
A list of conferences and meetups and exhibitions to look for especially in 2018:
This kind of personal list that I’m keeping track; it mainly revolves around Golang, modern architecture technologies e.g. Cloud technologies etc, Python and even R (One of my initial language, I still do keep a lookout of how it’s doing nowadays.)
Full Playlist can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3aBWkNXnhw&list=PLj6h78yzYM2P-3-xqvmWaZbbI1sW-ulZb
Cloud Native Landscape: https://github.com/cncf/landscape
Keynote: Can 100 Million Developers Use Kubernetes? Kubernetes: This Job is Too Hard: Building New Tools, Patterns and Paradigms to Democratize Weaving the Service Mesh Microservices, Service Mesh, and CI/CD Pipelines: Making It All Work Together Developing Locally with Kubernetes State of Serverless Keynote: What’s Next? Getting Excited about Kubernetes in 2018 Keynote: Manage the App on Kubernetes Video References