As applications continue to grow in scale and complexity, organizations are continually implementing new architectural patterns to maintain a fast development pace. Many companies are seeing issues of scale in their frontend applications and they’re turning to micro frontends to combat this. Micro frontends are a very composable pattern, but many don’t realize that not all methods of building micro frontends were created equal. In this talk, we’ll take a look at how to build micro frontends as web components with Stencil. We’ll see how web components can make micro frontends framework agnostic and therefore more easily composable.

Modern and composable architectures can sometimes comes with a hidden cost. Sensitive user data, such as things like a user's name, email, and home address, ends up being copied and fragmented throughout our composable architecture, ending up in our log files, application storage, caching systems, and data warehouses. It’s easy for a business to quickly lose track of why, when, where, and what sensitive user data is being stored. However, keeping sensitive user data out of these locations is critical to reducing the risk of a data breach and ensuring compliance with requirements like data residency, PCI, and beyond. In this talk, we'll show how you can solve challenges like data security, privacy, and compliance with a data privacy vault, an architectural pattern that isolates, secures, stores, and tightly controls access to manage and use sensitive data. With a data privacy vault, your valuable data, such as customer PII, is removed from your general purpose systems and databases and placed in a separate, hardened environment while remaining accessible for critical workflows. Using real-world examples, we’ll show how the data privacy vault simplifies and solves data privacy for a number of use cases like de-identification of data in an analytics pipeline and data residency.

Security tools have a fundamental problem: many tools, particularly point solutions, don’t look at the software development process in-context. Without this complex data, security tools lack the insights to create accurate, reliable results. SCA, DAST have failed to deliver on their promises–false positives, lack of integrity verification processes, and the many security gaps that remain beg the question: why are w

Nowadays we are faced with an ever-expanding landscape of headless technologies like commerce, CMS, asset management, payments, and many more. All these services are API-first and this comes with a new paradigm: there is no more origin server. All the magic happens on the CDN and the CDN edge including serverless and workers. JavaScript sits at the centre of all this innovation.

While cross-platform content consumption and API-first delivery became the new normal, content architectures are growing increasingly complex again. With the rise of best-of-breed systems design and modular architectures, content is now maintained in a myriad of disconnected data silos, resulting in an overwhelming complexity. The risk of serving outdated data and lack of data consistency in distributed architectures is becoming a maintenance burden. Many organizations perceive custom middleware development as a solution to these challenges, but building and maintaining this is time-consuming and complex.

We've all been there: finding and adapting a snippet from a resource like StackOverflow. What if I told you that this is actually the foundation for a new way of looking at writing your code. In this talk, we'll cover how coding snippets bring a new dimension to composability and code reuse. We'll explore a variety of tools including Cacher, Github Co-pilot, and Codiga and how tooling for code snippets can boost your developer productivity.

Surprise! Web3 is composable and decentralized, Web3 applications are built with decoupled, Jamstack principles. In this talk, I’ll walk through how current web developers can feel right at home in this new paradigm by understanding the basics of smart contracts and how they interact with well known frontend clients and web application interfaces.

Understanding the Chaos of applications and how making Kubernetes Resilient with Litmus Chaos can assist prevention in major outages and issues.

Digital transformation is reshaping many industries powered by data. In the past decade, billions of dollars have been invested in data platforms and tools that have made storing and processing data scale accessible. But the transformation to being data-driven has been too quick, reactive, and chaotic. Data is unreliable, unproductive, and hard to get right. This stems from the lack of data culture in the organization where development methodologies and processes to streamline data are non-existent. In this talk, we talk about the current state of Composability in data and discuss the challenges and opportunities. We also present how OpenMetadata, one of the fastest growing open source projects solves some of the issues in data composability.

A story detailing the unification of customer experience through PWA implementation in an omnichannel environment of Family Optic. Deep dive into technical implementation of SEO optimized, composable ecommerce with glasses configurator, virtual mirror, prescription management, appointment registration and performance optimization through Shopware PWA, caching strategies, image processing and tons of coffee 🙂