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Tres bien expliqué!

Love this! See you next year 🎉

Super conference!!

Is there a github repo of this talk. Would like to see the project setup

One of the best talks I've seen hands down. I'm glad I was able to see this live

Needed some input on the Problem of Versioning large Service Landscapes in a smart way, and therefore stumbled over this video. Thanks!

So, technically Angular for React devs?

thanks for sharing! <3

you did a good job with explaining CA's but about setup it and use it with MVVM we should remember we need to apply MVVM on each page not on project " sometime we need to apply on each feature" so be careful about this. NOTE: make sure you movie the view model into out of the presentation, I think need more review.

What I don't understand is how to do anything related to existing code. How do you refactor a part of the existing software with this approach? You can't wrap what you're doing in feature flags if you e.g. rename a class used in the whole software. And renaming a class can break a LOT. And what is the expected response to a commit breaking the trunk? E.g. a commit goes past the code review into the trunk and suddenly feature X stops working. Do you roll back to the last commit on the trunk and push with force flag? That would not always work, especially with something like committed migration scripts that alter the database.

Thanks for sharing insights !

CI / CD is an approach, not a tool. Nothing embodies CI / CD more that adopting trunk based management with Feature Flags.

The initial idea sounds like: let's turn something that works awesome with low maintenance cost into a complex product that has high maintenance cost and requires electrical power on top

Why create an ephemeral environment from a branch other than trunk? Doesn’t that mean you’re testing/reviewing a version of the code that hasn’t been integrated with other developer’s work?

thanks this explean a lot very clear, thanks your so much

Looks really promising. Having all this in android has been great. To see it in react is wonderful. It looks like there is a learning curve with the awilix library. Has anyone else been able to use this? Does it ,ake everything testable and can you build another feature without breaking everything?

I really have a question for anyone who looks at this comment, how are these diagrams developed? Which diagramming tool has this capabilities?

Sadly the microphone is broken and it's impossible to hear it without getting interrupted; such a good content wasted

Fantastic! I did get such great insights, absolutely fascinating! Keep coming with more stuff and thx!

Thank you for the insightful video! It was very useful, and I’m excited to try applying it in my project.

👍👍

automatic environment creation is interesting, is there any open source projects that does this already?

We even bother with short lived branches when you are using feature flags?

nice lecture. Thanx

Great talk how you manage to make it all sound so simple and easy =) I want to play "InFinland" so bad. where can I find it?

Really interesting and informative, thank you! 🙏🏽

Is this code accessible somewhere?😊 it will make it easier to learn from it and give it my own spin

Amazing 👏

❣️ *Promo sm*

Watching on work of procgen masters is addictive too)

where i can see the code? 🥲

Hello! Is there a github link?

Wonderful Presentation 👏

Wow amazing and very interesting talk 🎉

Very informative talk!! Thanks for sharing 👍👍

Interesting talk. Thank you 🙏

Very nice

I've written a lot of code in my life after those, but those asteroid-spawning lines are still among my favs! Thanks for the great talk, and can't wait to see what the Generator spawns next!

Does prbmath work if you're working with various tokens with different amounts of decimals? I assume not

Massive thx for your passion to make this happen.

Finally a good code.talks recap video 😎

0.177 s sollen 17 Millisekunden sein? Oookaaay

One of the best tech talks I have ever seen. Thanks for this!

Spoiler: if you want to guess which picture represents which pattern, don't read further. If you are looking for a specific pattern in the presentation, here they are: 03:10 Strategy 04:55 Builder 09:14 Singleton 11:00 Prototype 13:08 Iterator 16:24 Visitor 20:40 Decorator

Very informative video, well done!

This whole talk is about how to turn 9 lines into a number of premature abstractions distributed across files. If you want to be a better programmer, there are no rules to follow. The correct answer always is: It depends.

They never explained what is in their radix tree, and how they maintain it 😞

mark Oliver Schuller ist ein Ehrenmann und wenn er cool ist kauft er Jonathan eine PS5

Great talk!

Sehr schöner Talk - Danke