Following the first year’s success, CODEstantine 2 conference was the most expected tech conference in the region.
With hundreds of participants, CODEstantine became a synonym for gathering tech experts and always fun networking parties. Amazing speakers, super-involved participants, and two panel discussions on the hottest tech topics marked this year’s conference.
CTO at Mainstream
We often forget that we are part of bigger systems which requires that all its parts work optimally in order to be optimal on its own. But, sometimes our responsibility is to predict some issues. We should analyze all technical elements and relations that are relevant for customer experience and the reputation of online solutions. This topic explained everything that matters
Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft
What happens when you want to scale a cloud platform from 5 to 50,000 competing users?
What software and hardware challenges do you face? The answers to these questions gave you Dalibor Aleksov.
Chaos Tamer, Consultant, occasional Speaker
For the last three years Srđan has been building, maintaining and fighting a few projects that make use of distributed computing, parallel processing, message brokers, queues and workers. This is one of those "from the trenches" talks, where he regaled you with tales about the series of unfortunate events that may happen as your application grows in complexity. Tales like disk space fluctuations, importance of logging, NoSql problems, restructuring your order of execution in code for performance gains, short sighted albeit logical architectural decisions that will cost you in the long run.
Technical director at Passendo
Whether we want to admit it or not, it is an indisputable fact that most of the code we encounter is of unsatisfactory quality. It often seems to us that some developers have forgotten (or skipped during learning) the fundamental principles for writing good, easy-to-maintain code. Why is it so? How do we get developers to write bad code? In the lecture, you learned how to overcome all this and write code that is easy to maintain in the long run, ready to improve and implement new functionalities.
Technical Artist at Two Desperados
This topic explained the process of inserting 3D models into the game engine.
In this topic you could also found out more about setup materials in a node-based system within Unity and UE4 for real-time presentation.
Chief Innovation Officer at Quantox Technology
JavaScript is probably the most popular programming language in the world. But it’s also the most misunderstood one. To programmers coming from backgrounds such as C++, C# or Java, JavaScript is very strange. Let’s try to shine some light on both the good and bad parts of JavaScript, so we can learn to use it and get the most out of it.
Growth and Content Marketing Manager
This was a perfect topic for all of those who are running their own startup business or want to have one in the future. Sara presented how do work and learning operate together, where you can find innovative ideas and why you have to have experience in a startup at least once in life.
Behavioral Economist
Is entrepreneurship just a myth? Đurađ talked about his mistakes and the most common failures, how they strengthen him or how did they have a negative influence on his work. Life coaching topic and very informative.
CTO Mainstream
We often forget that we are part of bigger systems which requires that all its parts work optimally in order to be optimal on its own. But, sometimes our responsibility is to predict some issues. We should analyze all technical elements and relations that are relevant for customer experience and the reputation of online solutions. This topic explained everything that matters
Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft
What happens when you want to scale a cloud platform from 5 to 50,000 competing users? What software and hardware challenges do you face? The answers to these questions gave you Dalibor Aleksov.
Chaos Tamer, Consultant, occasional Speaker with love of message brokers and workers
For the last three years Srđan has been building, maintaining and fighting a few projects that make use of distributed computing, parallel processing, message brokers, queues and workers. This is one of those “from the trenches” talks, where he regaled you with tales about the series of unfortunate events that may happen as your application grows in complexity. Tales like disk space fluctuations, importance of logging, NoSql problems, restructuring your order of execution in code for performance gains, short sighted albeit logical architectural decisions that will cost you in the long run.
Technical Director at Passendo
Whether we want to admit it or not, it is an indisputable fact that most of the code we encounter is of unsatisfactory quality. It often seems to us that some developers have forgotten (or skipped during learning) the fundamental principles for writing good, easy-to-maintain code. Why is it so? How do we get developers to write bad code? In the lecture, you learned how to overcome all this and write code that is easy to maintain in the long run, ready to improve and implement new functionalities.
Technical Artist at Two Desperados
The topic explained the process of inserting 3D models into the game engine and setup materials in a node-based system within Unity and UE4 for real-time presentation.
Chief Innovation Officer at Quantox Technology
JavaScript is probably the most popular programming language in the world. But it’s also the most misunderstood one. To programmers coming from backgrounds such as C++, C# or Java, JavaScript is very strange. Let’s try to shine some light on both the good and bad parts of JavaScript, so we can learn to use it and get the most out of it.
Growth and content marketing menager
This was a perfect topic for all of those who are running their own startup business or want to have one in the future. Sara presented how do work and learning operate together, where you can find innovative ideas and why you have to have experience in a startup at least once in life.
Behavioral Economists
Is entrepreneurship just a myth? Đurađ talked about his mistakes and the most common failures, how they strengthen him or how did they have a negative influence on his work. Life coaching topic and very informative.
