Curious about how software developers can manage location-based services when dealing with disputed territories or partially recognized states? We will see how things can go badly wrong, how (surprisingly) widespread the problem is discuss simple patterns on how to minimize the impacts of geolocation challenges. How can you really care about all your users around the world? Join me next Monday at 5PM at Factory Berlin Mitte (event for Factory members only)
Here are the abstract and the slides of my talk “Do not press that Button: Operational Challenges of relational Databases on the Cloud” at the DevOps Conference 2018 in Berlin this week.
Very happy I had the chance today to talk at re:publica on a topic I care about, how can software developers manage location-based services when dealing with disputed territories or partially recognized states: “the (accidental) developer in disputed territories“. Here are slides of my talk this afternoon, while still enjoying the party at STATION Berlin.
Here are the abstract and the slides of my talk “Architectures on the cloud: from traditional deployments to serverless architectures” at the 14. Studencki Festiwal Informatyczn in Kraków this week.
Thanks Kraków for a very interesting and inspirational conference.
I am really excited (and a bit nervous already!) to attend next May re:publica, Europe’s most inspiring conference on internet and society, and talk about geolocation and disputed territories. You can read the abstract here. The (accidental) political developer is back, see you in Berlin!
