JUG Ru Tech — What the Development Department Does at a Conference Company

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A developer from JUG Ru Group describes how their small, hand-built 2013 conference website and Java scripts (using Apache POI and Apache Commons Math) evolved into a year-round development department for JPoint/Joker. The talk covers what the team now builds and maintains for conferences, the technical trade-offs they faced in recent years, and concrete implementation details of their ‘conference solutions’ toolset.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:11Early conference years
3. 8:07Growth and first issues
4. 12:57Program committee system
5. 14:59Scattered data problem
6. 19:37COVID impact on online
7. 22:02Online streaming tech
8. 24:50Online discussion issues
9. 29:02New online event format
10. 32:54User account integration
11. 36:04Audio and video importance
12. 37:28Talk analytics and metrics
13. 39:33Backend technical details
14. 42:42Modern tools and services
15. 44:03Domain models and IT growth
16. 44:45Future system plans

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