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Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift In this talk, we will discuss rather non-traditional use of Azure Cloud Services - to create interactive visual art exhibits. We will cover Cognitive Services for Computer Vision, using Azure Functions to organize cloud backend, and Azure ML to train our own generative neural network models (GANs). This talk will cover the range or popular Azure services, and also teach you how you can create some cognitive art on your own.

More than 4,000 attendees from all over the world, 80 speakers on seven stages, and one great, amazing atmosphere. Infobip Shift 2022 was an experience to remember. Relive those two days with this after movie, and feel the energy of the developer event that is not like any other in the world. Make sure to be a part of it next year. Infobip Shift 2023 will be held on the 18th and 19th of September and you can get your Blind Bird tickets today: https://shift.infobip.com/#tickets

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift One fun (sometimes frustrating) part of the web is that your application must run on countless variations of devices with different configurations, screen sizes, and capabilities. Over the years, technology has improved and we've been given some really awesome APIs to enhance our applications to make them more useful despite the uniquely challenging (and awesome) distribution mechanism of the web. 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 We have lost the plot and forgotten the point of the CI/CD revolution. It doesn't just mean run lots of automated tests. It means get your code into your production fast while it's still fresh in your head, in 15 minutes or less. No gates, no checklists, no pointy-clicky humans in the way of progress. Fear of deploys is the single greatest source of technical debt in most organizations, and it's making you to waste tons of cycles trying uselessly to prevent bugs from happening instead of *getting it into production fast* where you can begin to bake it and build real confidence in your changes. The failure to complete the CI/CD revolution is a generational failure of the technical managerial class. But WE CAN FIX THIS. 15 minutes or bust!

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift A small team of Google Chrome engineers are working full-time to improve both the user and developer experiences of JavaScript frameworks. But why is Google trying to improve open-source frameworks in the first place? In this talk, we'll cover how the Chrome Aurora team is working to advance the web framework ecosystem by collaborating with Next.js, Nuxt, and Angular. From improving core loading performance to providing an extensive number of utilities, the optimizations the Aurora team have landed have already improved the developer and end-user experience of hundreds of thousands of applications. By the end of this talk, you'll learn about how the team have designed and shipped numerous image, script, and font optimizations in each of these frameworks as well as get a glimpse of a number of exciting new features planned for the near future.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift The future of the web is collaborative. If you ever wanted to make (part of) your application collaborative so that multiple users can manipulate it concurrently without handling merge conflicts, then this talk is for you. If you ever wanted to make make your application work offline, and automatically merge conflicts that arise from users manipulating a document without internet access, then this talk is for you. In this talk, I'd like to give an introduction to the ecosystem we built and show developers why it has never been easier to build real-time collaborative applications.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift Every growing company faces that inflection point after which the number of teams, engineers, and services grows beyond what any one person can hold in their head. That's when tribal knowledge & word of mouth stop working and productivity & morale suffer due to a lack of opinionated platform tooling. Your choices are - to reinvent the entire wheel, build everything in-house and create a formal bottleneck team to any experimentation, or let everything be a one-off experiment and continue suffering the productivity penalty. There is a third option.

Get your tickets for Infobip Shift 2023 at https://shift.infobip.com/ https://twitter.com/InfobipShift Antonio Tomac - Software Engineer at Infobip When starting with Kafka, having one small cluster, a few topics, producers, and consumers it's quite straightforward to manage it. Difficulties start to happen when more and more teams and their services start using more topics across many Kafka clusters with different scales. Managing Kafka clusters using kafka-*.sh command manually starts being error-prone and it's likely that some critical mistakes will happen sooner or later. In this talk, you'll hear about the growth of Kafka environment at Infobip, and how we made mistakes, learn about root causes and help ourselves. We did that by developing a tool called Kafkistry with goals to prevent us from repeating the same mistakes, also speed us up and reduce boring manual work. project: https://github.com/infobip/kafkistry dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com/r/infobip/kafkistry maven central: https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.infobip.kafkistry