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In modern app development, we have scripts that build and deploy servers, configure connectivity, monitor and report status, package and distribute code, observe activity across the system, and scale up or down as we need. While we hoped "DevOps" would blend Development and Operations into something better, we've forced both sides to learn more and go deeper than ever before adding complexity at every step. In short, there’s nothing short about it. We found ourselves here by working with the wrong abstractions. And even worse, we’re stuck in a place far outside the skills and strengths of our team while losing track of our app and the customers it serves. In this talk, let’s shift our thinking to solve the problems we’re good at and get back to building great apps that matter.
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Wednesday 14 June
10:35 Williamsburg / Greenpoint Sponsored Abstractions are Dead, Long Live Abstractions! Alan Shreve Founder & CEO @Ngrok In modern app development, we have scripts that build and deploy servers, configure connectivity, monitor and report status, package and distribute code, observe activity across the system, and scale up or down as we need. 11:50 Williamsburg / Greenpoint Sponsored Java for Serverless Cloud Functions: The How, Why and Tips to Make it Awesome Pratik Patel Developer Advocate @Azul Systems. Developers have many options for building applications today, not just for what programming platform to use, but also what architectures are possible. Modern applications can be built using everything from monoliths to microservices to cloud functions. 13:40 Salon D Sponsored ChatGPT is Fun, but the Future is Fully Autonomous AI for Code Mathew Lodge CEO @Diffblue ChatGPT and other AI tools based on Large Language Models (LLMs) have grabbed the headlines for their ability to write poems, short stories and other kinds of content – including code. The intuitive interactive interface makes them easy to use and they can be a real time-saver.