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By Klym Shumaiev Designing software systems is a collaborative decision-making process, and requires objectivity and awareness about the level of expertise the people involved have. Issue management systems are often used in development: who created the issue, what are the

By Nuha Alshuqayran MSAs are often seen as the holy grail for many problems, like scalability and performance. However, it also introduces many caveats. For example, it introduces a myriad of dependencies. In the problem at hand, they assume that

By Lianping Chen In his talk, he wants to share his experience with DevOps. His benefits are summarized in the following slide: However, also many new challenges aries. He identifies the following ones: increased number of services, evolving contracts among

By Sebastian Apel In different game types, like first person, strategy, etc., a similar model is used: there is a kind of a gameboard, and objects living on the board. Each object has its own functionality. Additionally, there is some

By Roger Barga, Amazon Web Services He starts with three key points: (1) Streaming Analytitcs is foundational for business critical workflows. (2) It enables a new class of applications and services that process data continuously, and (3) Thnk of algorithms in

By Philippe Kruchten This talk is not science, nor engineering, but a story of his own experience. So, you’re working on some topic in software architecture or something alike. But why? How do you define success? Is it following the

By Johannes Geismann In the setting of cyber-physical systems, such as in the automotive industry, in smart factories, and aerospace, many systems are embedded and distributed. Safety is a very important criterium for these systems. So, how can we get

By Thomas Ball Thomas gave the key note at the Early Career Researchers Forum (and, as I still need at least another 30 years, given the current government, I think I’m still entitled 🙂 ). Tom starts to talk about