QCon Software Conferences
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new technologies and practices.
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QCon focuses on emerging software trends and innovations
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- Rust
- Cutting Edge Performance
- WASM
- eBPF
- Machine Learning @ Edge
- Project Loom
- Java 16
- DeFi
- Federated Machine Learning
- Differentiated Privacy
- GPU/Vector Support for the JVM
- Software Ethics
- Multicloud Practices
- Hybrid Work Strategies
- Service Mesh
- GraalVM (Compile to Native)
- Cloud Native Adoption (Success & Failures)
- Micro Frontends
- Serverless: Orchestration vs Choreography
- DevEx
- Org Hacking
- Security & Customer Trust
- Becoming a Better Developer
- Edge Architectures & Wins
- Finegrained Access Control / Zero Trust
- DevOps in Practice
- Chaos Engineering
- Remote Working / WFH Strategies
- SRE
- Observability / Telemetry
- React
- Kubernetes Strategies
- Operating Microservices
- API Ergonomics
- Reactive Architectures
- Continuous Delivery
- Streaming Systems
- Microservice Patterns & Antipatterns
- Modern Data Pipelines
- Backend as a Frontend
- Kafka
- Lean & Process Improvements
Technical talks from software leaders pushing the
boundaries
Talks driving Innovation and Change
Patterns & Practices, not Products and Pitches
Implementable Ideas
I love the QCon vibe. Everybody is down to earth and open to showing and talking about how they solve real-world complex problems. The speakers are top-notch and represent the state of the art in the industry. I like that there is no product/marketing aspect to the main tracks. I always leave QCon feeling refreshed, and eager to return to work and tackle something new!
Scaling Infrastructure Engineering at Slack
Julia Grace Director of Engineering @Apple
Baby Got Feedback: How to Give and Take Feedback Like A Boss
Sarah Hagan Research and Analytics Manager, (People & Culture) @Smartsheet
I love the variety of topics. It is my annual recap of the technology industry and helps me keep up with what the industry considers modern and state of the art. And mostly I like the fact that people are open about sharing both their successes and failures.
QCon provides an opportunity to obtain new ideas and approaches to developing software. I have and would continue recommending QCon to anyone interested in keeping up with the latest trends by learning from those who are defining those trends.
Monolith Decomposition Patterns
Sam Newman Thought Leader in Microservices, CI/CD, and Cloud
Multi-Tenancy in Kubernetes
Katharina Probst Senior Engineer Manager @Google
QCon provides access to use-cases and practical information that truly delivers value for short-term adoption. Organizers are accessible and committed to excellence.
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