It's been a week since the first post
Events with open registration:
December 11, 18:30-21:00, Wednesday
"Python multithreading without pain: the history of one service"
December 11, 19-30-22:00, Wednesday
"Neuroimaging: Restoring Images from an EEG Signal"
"I love legacy"
"The cloud is not only virtual machines"
December 11, 19:00-21:00, Wednesday
"Waiting for PostgreSQL 13"
"Storage as code"
December 11, 19:00-22:00, Wednesday
"Hooks and Hooks"
βA sea of ββproblems: migrating from legacy to React.js!β
"Why did we choose MobX over Redux?"
Afterparty
December 12, 18:30-21:30, Thursday
"iOS development in Kaspersky"
"Frameworks 101"
"Offensive security iOS: Static and dynamic application analysis"
December 12, 19:00-22:00, Thursday
"The Pitfalls of Creating a Launcher App"
"Dagger in sheath or how to write your own di in Kotlin"
"The evolutionary path of transformation from one developer to a large team"
December 12, 18:30-22:00, Thursday
βIs Kotlin Multiplatform Ready for Efficient Mobile Application Development?β
"Kotlin Static Analysis Tools"
December 12, 18:00-20:45, Thursday
"Mechanisms for limiting the kernel functionality available to containerized processes - capabilities and seccomp filters"
"Mechanisms for limiting resource consumption (control groups) and isolating containerized processes from each other (namespaces)"
December 12, 18:3-21:00, Thursday
"Python and urban environment analysis"
"Pipeline for computer vision: development, embedding models, deployment and monitoring of the video control system of shelves"
"MLComp - distributed DAG execution for machine learning"
December 13, 16:00-20:00, Friday
"How I made a lightweight IDE for Lua and Taratnool"
"Prefix tree for millions of rules"
"Lua and OOP"
December 17, 20:00-22:00, Tuesday
"Google Cloud Platform Storage and Machine Learning Overview"
"Cloud ML and GPU clouds"
December 19, 19:00-21:00, Thursday
"Web Services in Oracle? Easily!"
Events for which registration has already closed:
December 11, 18:30-21:30, Wednesday
"Baremetal C++"
βSerialization in C++ has never been easier! But wait, that's not all...
"C++ exceptions through the lens of compiler optimizations"
December 12, 19:30-21:30 PMThursday
"Adaptation of the DataVault 2.0 methodology for the task of building an Enterprise Data Warehouse in X5"
βDUET project: data synchronization between multiple Greenpum clusters. Experience at TinkoffΒ»
Greenplum vs Clickhouse: Fight! Or not?"
Source: habr.com