— this is a professional festival for those who create the Internet. Just like at a music festival, we have many streams, except instead of music genres — IT topics. As organizers, we strive to catch trends and find new sounds. This year it's about 'quality' and the conference. . We don’t shy away from favorite themes in new interpretations: monoliths and microservices, Kubernetes and CI/CD, CSS and JS, refactoring and performance. Of course, we present new and trending topics. Just like people, it includes a lot of complicated equipment, merchandise, and drinks!
The last two are only for festival guests. The equipment will be used for broadcasting. And, in good tradition, the Main Hall — that is, the most sought-after 'performers' — we will broadcast for free on our .
Join the broadcast on May 27 at 9:30 AM, you will see and hear a lot of IT-related interesting things, the schedule is below.
Here is the schedule for just one stream, overall there are 9 (nine!) parallel streams of talks at RIT++. All recordings will be available for conference participants almost immediately after the festival, and for everyone else within a year. We recommend subscribing to , to gain access before anyone else.
Day one, May 27
10:00 — / Сергей Попов (Лига А., HTML Academy)
The first talk of the day will be about forgotten frontend technologies, their application and support, so we can start using the full power of the current state of CSS.
11:00 — / Андрей Ситник (Злые марсиане)
The creator of popular tools like Autoprefixer, PostCSS, Browserlist, and Nano ID will share his experience. This talk is for developers who want to start their own open-source projects and for those who want to choose technologies based on their utility for the project rather than following the 'hype'.
12:00 — / Никита Соболев (wemake.services)
Can programmers, in general, write quality code? Should they? Is there a way to improve quality 'without registration and SMS'? Yes, and it will be covered in the talk.
13:00 — / Павел Юркин (Леруа Мерлен)
All large companies go through this stage. The stage where the business no longer wants to operate the old way, but the monolith cannot change. And it’s the simple developers who have to deal with this. Let's switch to the backend and learn about one way to solve this issue.
14:00 — / Сергей Пучин (Яндекс)
Let's examine the main points related to making requests in Yandex Database (YDB) — a geo-distributed transactional DB that allows for low-latency, strongly consistent declarative queries over data.
15:00 / Дмитрий Столяров, Тимофей Кириллов, Алексей Игрычев (Флант)
Switchingto DevOps and discuss the challenges faced during deployments in Kubernetes. Analyzing these, speakers will demonstrate potential solutions and show how it's implemented in werf — an open-source tool for DevOps engineers that manages CI/CD in Kubernetes.
16:00 — / Tomasz Stachlewski (Amazon Web Services)
Next, we will discuss the role of DevOps culture in the development of Amazon. We'll learn how and why Amazon transitioned from monoliths to creating microservices. We'll see what tools and approaches are used to ensure the speed of developing new services while maintaining flexibility in the face of continuous deployment.
17:00 — / Виталий Фридман (Smashing Magazine)
We will return to front-end development with a powerful talk covering everything you need to know about front-end in 2019. Performance, JS, CSS, compilation, fonts, WebAssembly, grids, and much more.
18:00 — / Андрей Смирнов (IPONWEB)
We’ll close the day, as usual, with a light talk on an important topic. We will examine the career path from developer to team leader and beyond from the perspective of the specialist rather than their manager.
Next on the agenda is , which we believe is very important for community building. However, it will require coming to Skolkovo. If you can't attend in person this time, plan your next visit in advance. Early ticket sales are much more advantageous.
Day Two, May 28
11:00 — / Александр Коротков (ЦИАН)
We will start the next day with DevOps. We will look at deployment automation tools that improved the quality and reduced the time to deliver code to production by 5 times at CIAN. We'll also discuss changes in development processes, as results can't be achieved by solely relying on automation.
12:00 — / Алексей Кирпичников (Контур)
We'll delve into the benefits of a DevOps practice known as postmortems. As a treat, we will see examples of real screw-ups — the kind we love to talk about but that are rarely mentioned by large companies.
13:00 — / Руслан Остропольский (docdoc)
Let's continue the topic with a presentation on the metrics needed to manage a project, identify issues, correct them, and achieve new objectives. We'll examine the approach to developing metrics used in assessing quality and projects at DocDoc.
14:00 — / Антон Морев (Wormsoft)
We will explore this topic through three real case studies of GraphQL implementation. We will hear arguments for and against transitioning to GraphQL, discuss how to safely delegate data grouping logic to the frontend to relieve backend developers, and consider tools for developing GraphQL services in Jet products.Brains.
15:00 — / Аркадий Морейнис (Антистартап)
Why do you need to learn to think like an investor? Because you are the first investor in your product; you were the first to start spending your time and money on it. And how — will be discussed in the presentation.
16:00 — / Иван Акулов (PerfPerfPerf)
On the other hand, many studies show that the faster the application, the more people use it — and the more revenue it generates. So let's look at how to create fast applications in 2019: which metrics are the most important, what approaches to use, and which tools help with all of this.
17:00 — / Анна Селезнёва (Spiral Scout)
On the evening of the second day, after being overwhelmed with new information, we'll listen to a personal story and learn to view burnout with humor. Attending conferences is a good way to completely avoid this not-so-funny state, but there are other methods, which will be shared in this presentation.
Join the open broadcast from the Congress Hall, or if all the most interesting things for you are in another part , then you can still get full access, which includes broadcasts from all halls with presentations and all materials after the conference.
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Source: habr.com
