Software architect for KTEL Communications GmbH, David Steiman describes himself as an open source activist. David generously shared his time and expertise to the audience at Codemotion Berlin 2018 with his talk, Getting serious with private … Read more
Backend
The Backend Developer is a programmer who creates the logical back-end and core computational logic of a website, software or information system. The main activities usually concern the three functional aspects of the back-end:
Programming: he has the knowledge of different programming languages like Java, JavaScript (NodeJS), PHP and the knowledge of methodologies and Frameworks such as Spring and
Hibernate. It is also able to work on more structured languages such as Ruby and Python.
Database Designing: a Back-end Developer has expertise in database management such as Oracle, MySQL or MongoDB.
Web Tool: is essential to be familiar with SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) and REST (Representational State Transfer) for integration with different infrastructures.
The Path of Becoming A Tech Leader
Codemotion Rome 2019 included several talks about soft skills, such as communication and leadership. A particularly interesting event was the round table titled "The Path of Becoming a Tech Leader", attended by: Emanuele di Saverio - Frog, … Read more
Interview with Sebastian Porsdam Mann
What has philosophy got to do with cryptocurrency? As a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School, with a Cambridge degree in philosophy, psychology and neuroscience, Sebastian Porsdam Mann's theory is probably worth a listen. At … Read more
Interview with Dave Farley
Dave Farley’s not a politician. But he is best-known as the author of the Reactive Manifesto, published in 2014. Dave is still answering questions about the book many years later, which shows it remains relevant in these constantly evolving … Read more
npm: from its conception to its future
npm is a dependency manager for the NodeJS ecosystem, composed of two main elements: a registry with all the packages that can be installed in a NodeJS projectthe npm CLI, which provides the ability to workout which dependencies are required for … Read more
Algorand and the solution to the blockchain trilemma: security, scalability, and decentralization
If you’re into blockchain technology or follow cryptocurrencies you may have heard of Algorand, the new blockchain platform founded by Turing Award winner, MIT teacher and zero-knowledge proof creator, Silvio Micali. Algorand is a Boston-based … Read more
Interview: Antimo Musone – Build Blockchain
Interview with ANTIMO MUSONE About the Talk "BUILD BLOCKCHAIN" Presented to the IBM CLOUD ITALIA community On 19/03/2018 Hi Antimo. Tell us who you are and which communities you belong to. Hi everyone. My name is Antimo, I'm a computer engineer and … Read more
Nexi Dev Training Program: XPay backoffice API
Scopri di più sul programma e iscriviti gratuitamente! Uno dei grandi vantaggi di utilizzare un gateway di pagamento rispetto a interfacciarsi con I singoli provider è la possibilità di avere un meccanismo di gestione comune e condiviso. Il sistema … Read more
Algorand, Silvio Micali’s instant blockchain consensus over a crypto-empowered protocol
“The blockchain does not exist!” This kicked off the beginning of the conference held by Silvio Micali, the mind behind the Algorand proposal, at the Data Driven Innovation Conference in Rome, on May 10, 2019. Silvio Micali on stage at Data Driven … Read more
Audrey Chaing – A Woman in Blockchain
Blockchain. BitCoins. CryptoCurrency. All words we are hearing more and more about. A new Industry getting stronger and stronger. Startups popping up from the States to Asia, more and more values traded every day, more and more traders, more and more … Read more
The Lightning Network: from seven to 7,000 transactions per second
The Lightning Network is a path to improve Blockchain’s speed capabilities. One of the networking meetings proposed by Codemotion is the Aperitech event. At Codemotion Rome 2019, the event structure was different than usual, due to time constraints … Read more
How using cryptography helps to reduce the attack surface on data
Hi, I’m Anastasiia Voitova and I gave a talk about cryptography and risk management at Codemotion Milan 2018. I am product engineer in cryptographic software company Cossack Labs – we create developer-friendly software to protect data and to help … Read more
How to Become A Good Tech Lead
Sometimes you hope a meetup will be special but instead it ends up being magical. Our latest Codemotion meetup was such a night to remember. Instead of having speakers who shared their stories and insights, we organized a panel on a very interesting … Read more
25 years of PHP: history and curiosities by Rasmus Lerdorf
As you probably already know, PHP is one of the best-known server-side programming language used in web applications. Known by a lot of web developers, it has been appreciated for being intuitive and easy to learn, but also often criticised for some … Read more
[Podcast] Developer evolution: what’s rockin’ roles in IT?
This article written by Bob Rhubart, Architect Community Manager at Oracle, was originally published on Oracle Developers Portal. The good news is that the US Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts 24% growth in software developer jobs through 2026. … Read more
Microservices from dev to deploy, part 1: getting started with Helidon
This article written by Todd Sharp, Cloud Developer Advocate at Oracle, was originally published on Oracle Developers Portal. Microservices are undoubtedly popular. There have been plenty of great posts on this blog that explain the advantages of … Read more
10 Predictions for Developers in 2019
This white paper written by Siddhartha Agarwal, Group Vice President, Product Management & Strategy at Oracle, was originally published on Oracle Developers Portal. 1. Eight out of 10 custom applications will include embedded intelligence as a … Read more
Akka and Kubernetes – Technologies give their best when combined
The tech world is an explosive one. So many different products are available out there - and new ones see the light every day. Each tool serves a purpose in a certain area. Be that decision-making, test automation, code analysis, performance metrics, … Read more
Java wasn’t designed to run in the cloud… so we added Buildpacks, Schedulers, and Services
It's not that Java can't run in the cloud, of course it can, it's just that it was never really designed that way from the beginning. When Java was first brought to market it was mostly intended as a new way to build ‘run-anywhere’ desktop … Read more
Kubinception: using Kubernetes to run Kubernetes
This article written by Horacio González was originally published on OVH Blog. When faced with the challenge of building a managed Kubernetes service at OVH, fully based on open-source tools, we had to take some tough design decisions. Today we … Read more