The thing that made CODEstantine 4 THE tech conference of the year – Networking.
It was amazing seeing developers and tech experts chatting about anything and everything, sharing their experience and opinion. We love seeing how the community is built over a few drinks and a lot of common topics.
CODEstantine 4 participants also had a chance to visit the Expo booths of eminent companies in the IT industry during networking events, lunch, and coffee breaks. They were able to find career opportunities, create lifelong connections, and have a great time.
What do you use today for infrastructure? How do you see the future of infrastructure?
The answers to those questions and many more gave participants of the panel: Aleksandar Stojadinović (Nutanix), Dusan Djordjevic (Suntoken.io), Slobodan Stojanovic (Cloud Horizon), Aleksandar Milosavljevic (Mainstream).
Hands-on workshops gave developers the opportunity to work directly with mentors, ask the most common questions, and express their thoughts.
The 4th CODEstantine Conference was the first to have a fantastic workshop on Containers, Hands-on.
Tech Entrepreneur
The topic explains 3 largest misconceptions of using the Lean Startup methodology, the biggest issues Serbian startups have, as well as, the programmer role in company development. Using many examples based on his experience as VPE, CTO, investor and now CEO it was pointed out how can developers benefit from practicing Lean Startup methodology.
Senior Software Engineer at Zühlke
Writing and deploying serverless functions is really easy, but when it comes to building complex applications you may end up with a lot of functions that need to talk to each other in a structured way.
Handling control flow and some of the typical application patterns (Function chaining, Fan-out, Fan-in…) can be a very daunting task. In this talk, you could have heard how to orchestrate Azure Functions using two different approaches with Logic Apps and Durable Functions, what are some pitfalls and how can you avoid them.
Senior Software Engineer at Zühlke
Writing and deploying serverless functions is really easy, but when it comes to building complex applications you may end up with a lot of functions that need to talk to each other in a structured way.
Handling control flow and some of the typical application patterns (Function chaining, Fan-out, Fan-in…) can be a very daunting task. In this talk, you could have heard how to orchestrate Azure Functions using two different approaches with Logic Apps and Durable Functions, what are some pitfalls and how can you avoid them.
CTO at Cloud Horizon
Becoming a full-stack developer is not easy. Back-end requires a different set of tools and skills than the front-end. However, serverless technology can bridge that gap and allow you to build a production-ready back-end application without years of learning.
This workshop learned you exactly that.
Software Engineer at Frame/Nutanix
By exploring the use case of a system management service you could’ve took a look at the possible challenges of creating a cross-platform
.NET service as well as possible workarounds and improvements that could make your life easier.
Technical Writer at Google
Writing and deploying serverless functions is really easy, but when it comes to building complex applications you may end up with a lot of functions that need to talk to each other in a structured way.
Handling control flow and some of the typical application patterns (Function chaining, Fan-out, Fan-in…) can be a very daunting task. In this talk, you could have heard how to orchestrate Azure Functions using two different approaches with Logic Apps and Durable Functions, what are some pitfalls and how can you avoid them.
Head of Engineering at Product Hunt
In Product, they have been using React for more than four years. In the talk, Radoslav explained the different types of components they have identified in their codebase. He gave concrete examples of some of the helpful utility components they have and explained how they structure components.
IT Consultant and Founder of suntoken.io
Software deployment was historically big problem in computing. We all heard “It works on my desktop” from developers. And it was extremely hard to make CI/CD pipelines in such environment. Containers as technology and Docker as de-facto standard simplified all of this. This 4 hours workshop aims to help you understand what Docker is and how to do basics.
Tech Entrepreneur
Nikola is the founder of Product Hive, an independent digital agency that creates digital products in Nis and Belgrade. He is also the founder of No Limit Hub, the nongovernment organization which strives to connect the IT community and encourage entrepreneurship in the IT area.
Senior Software Engineers at Zühlke
Writing and deploying serverless functions is really easy, but when it comes to building complex applications you may end up with a lot of functions that need to talk to each other in a structured way.
Handling control flow and some of the typical application patterns (Function chaining, Fan-out, Fan-in…) can be a very daunting task. In this talk, you could have heard how to orchestrate Azure Functions using two different approaches with Logic Apps and Durable Functions, what are some pitfalls and how can you avoid them.
Senior Software Engineers at Zühlke
Writing and deploying serverless functions is really easy, but when it comes to building complex applications you may end up with a lot of functions that need to talk to each other in a structured way.
Handling control flow and some of the typical application patterns (Function chaining, Fan-out, Fan-in…) can be a very daunting task. In this talk, you could have heard how to orchestrate Azure Functions using two different approaches with Logic Apps and Durable Functions, what are some pitfalls and how can you avoid them.
CTO at Cloud Horizon
Becoming a full-stack developer is not easy. Back-end requires a different set of tools and skills than the front-end. However, serverless technology can bridge that gap and allow you to build a production-ready back-end application without years of learning. This workshop learned you exactly that.
Software Engineer at Frame/Nutanix
By exploring the use case of a system management service you could’ve took a look at the possible challenges of creating a cross-platform .NET service as well as possible workarounds and improvements that could make your life easier.
Technical Writer at Google
What is WebAssemly and why it is important for the future of the web? How does it function and how can it help you in one of your next projects? You could have got the answers to these questions.
Head Of Engineering at Product Hunt
In Product they are using React for more than four years now. In the talk, Radoslav explained the different type of components they have identified in their codebase. Give concrete examples with some of the useful utility components they have. Explain how they structure components.
IT Consultant & suntoken.io Founder
Software deployment was historically big problem in computing. We all heard “It works on my desktop” from developers. And it was extremely hard to make CI/CD pipelines in such environment. Containers as technology and Docker as de-facto standard simplified all of this. This 4 hours workshop aims to help you understand what Docker is and how to do basics.
