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Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift Multi-Party Computation (MPC) is used to carry out secure computation processes jointly. A specific application of it, Threshold Signature Scheme (TSS) is a game changer when it comes to encryption techniques and decentralization as it eliminates the single point of failure. This talk will cover how it works, where and how it can be used and it's challenges.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift Dario Sindicic, Dario Posaric (APIS-IT-LLC) - Our talk will introduce the term Cloud IDE. We will compare it to traditional workstations and highlight some of the most popular ones. We will showcase what the process of introduction to a company looked like. We will discuss technical obstacles which stood in our way. We will discuss how introducing ZFS storage helped us in reducing disk utilization thanks to the de-duplication.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift When it comes to serverless applications one principle rules them all: idempotency. This ability to rerun a function, make a REST API call, or process a message any number of times and ensure the same result is only possible with this characteristic built-in to any distributed system. In this talk, I'd like to explain and explore the importance of idempotency and discuss how we can implement it in our own systems, including: Idempotency's relationship with good serverless architecture, How safe retries are impossible without idempotency, Examples of serverless frameworks and tools that help/encourage idempotency. You'll leave this talk with a deeper understanding and appreciation for this tongue-twisting principle and start combing through your code with an idempotent eye.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift The software supply chain is under constant attack & threat actors look to profiteer off the cracks in its foundation. The JavaScript ecosystem is at the heart of this problem & much of the fear, uncertainty & doubt are becoming normalized. New exciting tools & innovations that combat these problems are right around the corner. Learn more about the current state & future of security in the JavaScript ecosystem & how to protect yourself today. Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift Albert Gajsak, CEO & Co-founder at CircuitMess Darko Butina, General Partner at daFUND Ervin Jagatic, Group Product Manager at Infobip Bernard Ivezic (Moderator), Editor in Chief at Startup Report by Jutarnji List From ideas to execution, from 0 to 1, and from MVP to profitability. Creating successful companies depends on products, markets and business models. How to pick up the best business model, how to pick the right market and where to sell - tune in to learn a few tricks from entrepreneurs and investors alike.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift Traditional stacks have a front-end and backend. With web3 another component is introduced: blockend. Diving deeper into the architecture of web3 and how it integrates with existing applications

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift Maintaining client API libraries (SDKs) for a public API is usually a repetitive, never-ending job. What makes it even worse, is that the API never ceases to grow, and there is a constant demand to publish libraries in more and more programming languages. This talk gives you a short story on how, at Infobip, we've compressed what amounts to hours of manual work into a code generation pipeline that produces client libraries almost in real-time. We're going to dive deep into the autogeneration process built around a service called OSCAR. It's a tool that uses the powers of the OpenAPI Specification and the OpenAPI generator to create client libraries in a single API call. Prepare to witness the exciting journey, from the API definition to the client library in no time. By the end of the session you'll know how to: Maintain SDKs in multiple programming languages to support an endlessly growing API, Use OpenAPI specification to create powerful code generation pipelines, Control, polish, and test an autogenerated code.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift We follow a very traditional path when developing web applications and websites. We sketch out the ideas, and product designers create designs in Figma, while engineers build them to pixel perfection. This approach takes a lot of work from everyone, as designers must create the designs, prototype, and hand off all the resources and assets. From there, engineers must build the project, integrate it with the right frameworks, test it, and ship it to production. Suppose we could automate the process in a way that non-developers could take Figma designs, create webpages, and ship them to production without engineering oversight? More time would be saved, engineering dependency would be relieved, and every team would be empowered to move faster on their own. In this topic, I'll go over how we can bridge this gap and empower everyone to be more efficient.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift The industry always talks about concepts like NoOps, SSG, automatic scaling, and Lambdas, but rarely do we discuss how these things come into play in actual projects Check how we used this approach and create the biggest hospitality page in the region with Netlify, Hugo & Cloudinary.