Dev Day Dresden 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Communication Is Important, Damn Important! | Nathan Mattes | 25m |
Nathan Matthes describes lessons from his podcast 'Codestammtisch' about how communication affects everyday work in software development. He discusses that… | ||
| Software Design for the Soul | Mike Sperber | 49m |
The talk argues that much software work is maintenance and "hacky" tinkering, especially in IoT, and that object-oriented programming (mutable state… | ||
| The Crystal Ball Is Dead, We Do Software Analytics | Stephan Pirnbaum | 01h 00m |
The talk explains using software analytics to analyze and modernize a long-lived monolithic legacy system before restructuring or decomposition. It… | ||
| Next‑Level Integration Testing | Mirko Seifert | 56m |
The talk explains how Docker can be used to improve integration testing by running real services and environments during tests. It covers practical uses of… | ||
| Design for Testability | Kay Grebenstein | 28m |
The talk covers design for testability in software projects, focusing on practices and architectural decisions that make code easier to test from the start. It… | ||
| Lightweight Software Architecture | Johannes Dienst | 31m |
Presents a lightweight method for documenting software architecture using Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) to capture decisions, context, alternatives and… | ||
| Manual Work Is a Bug! | Martin Schurz | 28m |
The talk discusses automating manual, error-prone tasks common in customer projects, colleagues’ workflows, and internal work to improve efficiency. It… | ||
| The Mother of All Query Languages: SQL in the 21st Century | Markus Winand | 58m |
Markus Winand reviews how SQL has evolved since 1999 from a strictly relational language to include non-relational operations and data structures. He explains… | ||
| The IT Conference in Dresden | 02m | |
Dev Day Dresden is a fifth-anniversary IT conference organized by the Software Engineering Community (SECO) of T‑Systems Multimedia Solutions. SECO, a roughly… | ||
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