Looking forward to this on Wednesday qconlondon.com/presentation/a… #QConLondon

#QConLondon 2024 is finally here!

I really enjoyed Danilo Sato's talk on data products, let's get defining! #QConLondon

Amazing overview of Rust's memory safety by Pietro Albini @[email protected] this morning. Can't wait to go and play with it for the first time! #QConLondon

"Thank you, Java!" Fantastic talk from Holly Cummins ([email protected]) on Quarkus. Looking forward to trying it! #QConLondon

Fantastic 3rd day keynote by TracyBannon. Best way to start the day! #QConLondon

Standing room only for ⁦Gregor⁩’s talk at #qconlondon!

Full room for Gregor's talk on "Thinking like an architect ". Let's learn to communicate about architecture and tech decisions with all levels of the architect elevator #QConLondon

❓Are architects supposed to be the smartest people on the team, making all the important decisions for developers to fill in the blanks? Certainly not! Gregor, Director of Enterprise Strategy @Amazon: shorturl.at/bmox4 #QConLondon #SoftwareDevelopment

Fantastic talk in the "Architectures through different lenses" by Sheen Brisals on serverless AWS and decomposing challenges into smaller bits #QConLondon

Third talk in the "Architectures through different lenses" track. We learnt from Milena Nikolic on how trainline has evolved their architecture for scale, reliability and productivity. Great presentation! #QConLondon

To close the "Architecture through different lenses" track, my colleague Heble spoke of the challenges when applying #DataMesh in complex organisations. Let's continue the work! #QConLondon

#QConLondon 2024 is done! What a week! Being a track host has been amazing, especially thanks to the fantastic organisation team and programming committee who worked all day to make this an unforgettable experience. Thanks to Blanca Garcia Gil who has guided me every step of the way 😊

160 slaves were cruelly abandoned on a dangerous tiny island in 1761. 15 years later, only 7 women survived. They kept the same fire burning every day of their ordeal. Here's history's most insane survival story (the brutality will shock you to the core):

Can't wait for this, it's going to be amazing!

Can't wait!!

It's fantastic to be back in #QConLondon as a track host. First for the day in the Engineering Productivity and DevEx track: Holly Cummins ([email protected]) and Trisha Gee tell us why productivity is messing around and having fun!

Next up in the Engineering Productivity and DevEx track we had Ola Hast and Asgaut Mjølne and we learnt how to achieve real continuous delivery through pair programming #QConLondon