Has it ever happened that at a meetup you learned the most interesting things not from reports, but at a coffee break or afterparty, while talking with the speaker or other participants? If yes, then let's skip the extra and go straight to the pub. In an online pub.
No boring presentations, we will gather 12 experts and make a lively conversation with the audience. Let's talk about clouds in the real world, check-in problems, unexpected bones and stereotypes that are around cloud services. Let's try to understand who a good JS developer is, what he should be and whether he owes anything to anyone at all. Let's think about how things are with mobile development in 2020 and how much flatter has left to live.
How it will be and where to look:
- can in the mail;
- click "Remind" ;
At 12:00: Clouds vs. Iron
Let's break down a couple of cloud stereotypes:
- Clouds are cheap. How to compare the real cost, read a check from AWS, reduce costs and compare costs with hardware.
- Easy migration to/from the cloud.
- Clouds for everyone. When you definitely need an iron server, and when - almost exactly.
- Cloud dependency and cloud vendorlock.
For this, we gathered an interesting diverse composition of specialists from product and service companies, custom development and consulting to hear different opinions.
At 14:00 pm: what a good JavaScript developer should be
Do I need to study computer science for 5 years? How about understanding business? Which of these is more important? Are the fronts really closer to the user and should they be more able to communicate? Why do back-end developers on average write leaner code than front-enders? Are algorithms overrated?
The wonderful guys from Code Hipsters, Vitya Vershansky and Andrey Melikhov will not put an end to these issues, but together they will try to figure out who this good js-er of yours is.
At 16:00 mobile phones. Nativka vs. cross platform. Version 2020
This discussion comes up every year. It has already outlived Xamarin, Cordova, Ionic. Then Native Script and React native came to us. And now Flutter.
Let's see if the size of the company and the product affects the choice of technologies, at what point to switch to native development, is there C ++ in mobile?
From 18:00 afterparty
Yes, it's an afterparty on an afterparty. We will hold a parade of cats, distribute gifts to the participants and make a bar quiz about a strange code.
PS If you have not found your topic, then there is a large list of online meetups on various topics and technologies - on this . Another May 23 PM will be discussing , and Artyom Zaitsev will do .
Source: habr.com