Inspiring and experienced speakers that have solved real world problems.
No matter which role you have, outside or within a team, this is something for you!
It’s become standard practice for test engineers to test their code in a staging environment, fix all inconsistencies there, and then deploy to production. In this waterfall process, testers have no visibility into what’s happening in production. The future of software testing has no staging environments, they test in production. Testing in production is a proactive approach to testing as you ensure your features work in the environment that your features will live in, not a dummy environment. In this talk, learn about feature flagging, canary releases, setting up a proper CI/CD pipeline, and data cleanup. At the end of the day, we don't care if your features work in staging, we care if they work in production.
Talia Nassi is a Lead Developer Advocate at Akamai Technologies and international keynote speaker who delivers content on building in the cloud, testing, and Linode. She enjoys helping developers understand how to build efficient applications in the cloud seamlessly and at scale.
Web Accessibility is not just keyboard navigation, color contrast, or screen readers. Accessibility is a perfect indicator of the quality of a website. When a website is accessible, it usually means that it's inclusive, usable, offers a great user experience for everyone, and is also fast. Our role as developers is to create clear interfaces for people to understand and care about data, regardless of their disabilities, but we often forget to make sure that the code we write complies with the "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines" (WCAG), and the only way to achieve this is through tests, either manual or automated.
Adrian is currently working as an Accessibility Software Engineering at GitHub as part of a talented, diverse, and motivated team that will work on making GitHub and the Internet a better and more accessible place for everyone. When he's not at the office he enjoys a good read, working my way through any delicious recipe, and indulging his love for travelling to new places.
The web is written language – and it’s also a mess, because most sites don’t present text properly. Typography to the rescue! In this talk you will learn how to boost your next web project with good typography. Together we can save the web’s typography – one paragraph at a time.
Oliver Schöndorfer is user interface and app designer from Austria. He’s not a UX ninja unicorn rockstar but he’s hopelessly in love with everything type, working as freelance designer and typographic consultant for clients across the world. Olivers vision is to get designers and developers to better collaborate. To share his knowledge and passion, he writes blog articles, speaks at conferences, and launched the YouTube channel Pimp my Type.
Website: https://pimpmytype.com
Twitter: @glyphe
I’ve found that many teams and organisations are doing agile practices but don’t get much out of it, because we don’t fully understand the principles it’s built on. This presentation dives into the principles behind agile (and lean), and then put those principles into practical use that you can start using tomorrow.
Marcus have more than 20 years experience of doing agile and helping companies large and small.. He spent 2 years working for the Salvation Army in Indonesia to help the health services there to become more effective. Right now he's working as head of curriculum at School of Applied Technology where we create the next generation agile developers. He has also written two books; Kanban in Action and Salvation: The Bungsu Story both on how to get agile to work in practice."
SKF Group is on a very big digitization journey. For the past two years, a large project has been underway where the focus is on digitizing much of what is very close to manufacturing. Part of this is the construction of what is called the Hybrid Cloud at SKF, where it builds a portfolio of services for the nearly one hundred factories. He will tell you about what he does there, which techniques he and hes teams use and what the challenges in this area and have been. How is DevOps done at SKF and how do we connect a 40-year-old machine as an IoT device?
Lets skip the tutorial and jump straight to the knowledge of our experienced speakers. The things you won't find in a book
At the end of each talk, between the sessions and during the evening we will have plenty of time to ask questions and discuss the topics further
Spajk is the conference for problem solvers. Therefore this is if the conference for everyone within the realm of system development.
A conference is nothing without an evening activity. We rig our Avega Elevate Lounge with games, activities and good hang out with new and old friends. Of course there is a bar and food and drinks for everyone.
Our sponsors Avega will let us borrow their office for our evening event @ Grev Turegatan 11, 114 46 Stockholm
See you at IVA Konferenscenter, Stockholm on 8 december 2022.
If you have a problem with the registration, please contact us.
Your badge will be sent to you via mail. This badge is your entry ticket to both the day and the evening.
Will be refilled the whole day, from breakfast to night food.
We even got you computer and phone covered since all seats have a dedicated power outlet
As we say in sweden, bring a great mood 😀. If you have a special requirement just send a mail and we'll try to solve it.
We will go across the street to Avegas place and party all night long! It's a 50m walk.
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