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10:00 - 10:45 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

Keynote

Technical SEO for web developers

Martin Splitt

Developer Advocate at Google Switzerland

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10:50 - 11:20 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

Panel

How to build an online banking system

Alexandra Polisevschi

Alexandra Polisevschi

IT Applications Expert, Digital Services at Raiffeisen Bank

Robert Sumarocov

Robert Sumarocov

Frontend Web Apps Team Lead at Raiffeisen Bank

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11:25 - 12:05 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

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What’s my app doing?

Mike Elsmore

Developer Advocate at Logz.io

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12:10 - 12:40 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

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Fun With Fjords - Adventures in Server Sent Events

Tim Walls

Group Architect at EveryMatrix

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13:00 - 14:00 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

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14:00 - 14:45 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

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Tales of a Mobile DevOps

Nicola Corti

Android Infrastructure Engineer at Spotify

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14:50 - 15:20 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

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Security in an Android App - A practical perspective

Florin Tiron

Lead Android Developer at Raiffeisen Bank

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15:25 - 16:05 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

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Live coding server as a function with http4k

Dmitry Kandalov

Dmitry Kandalov

Software Developer at Bó

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16:15 - 16:55 (GMT+03:00)

Nov 17, 2020

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What does HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 mean for Web Performance?

Patrick Meenan

Software Engineer at Facebook

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About speaker:

Martin Splitt

Developer Advocate at Google Switzerland

Martin is a developer advocate on the Search Relations team at Google Switzerland.
In this role, he helps developers and content creators to build great content on the web.
He is involved with the W3C as well as the global web and JavaScript developer community, working to keep the web open.

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Alexandra Polisevschi

IT Applications Expert, Digital Services at Raiffeisen Bank

Alexandra Polisevschi is a DevOps Engineer passionate about automation and clean code. Former Java Developer and Team Lead with 10 years' experience in application development, switched to DevOps 2 years ago for the challenges and the diversity of the job.

In Raiffeisen, she helped building the CI/CD project and is currently architecting its growth, helping developers benefit from automated builds, testing and deployment, regardless of the technology they work with.

In her free time, she loves spending time with her kids, playing video games and traveling.

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Robert Sumarocov

Frontend Web Apps Team Lead at Raiffeisen Bank

Robert is leading the Frontend Web Apps team at Raiffeisen Bank, with almost 12 years' experience in software development. Starting with Flash in advertising agencies, creating interactive applications for e-learning companies, now is developing banking applications in financial industry.

In Raiffeisen, he is working on the New Raiffeisen Online application, starting from planning phase up to end users, collaborating with various teams, integrating api's from complex sistems and meeting the business expectations.

In his free time, he loves spending time reading, playing with his kids and from time to time playing video games.

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Tim Walls

Group Architect at EveryMatrix

Tim Walls is the Group Architect at EveryMatrix, the iGaming software developer and Platform-as-a-Service Provider headquartered in Bucharest. He began his professional career 25 years ago coding i8051 assembly language for embedded systems, but somehow escaped onto that Internet thing and now has more than 20 years' experience in the Online Betting & Gaming industry - a world of high volume, low margin transaction and data processing systems at the forefront of global internet and mobile commerce. He spends his days at the intersection of business requirements, technology, and most importantly the people we ask to deliver solutions.

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Nicola Corti

Android Infrastructure Engineer at Spotify

Nicola Corti has been an Android Software Engineer since 2.2, and a Free and Open Source lover for as long as he remembers. He’s currently working as an Android Infrastructure Engineer at Spotify, building the audio experience for millions of Android users worldwide.

Nicola usually calls himself a ‘community addict’. He can’t survive without learning every day, sharing knowledge, and having fun with other developers. He’s also currently managing the GDG chapter in Stockholm and the one in Pisa.

In his free time, he also loves open-source, photography and running.

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Florin Tiron

Lead Android Developer at Raiffeisen Bank

Florin Tiron is a Senior Developer in the Android Apps Development team at Raiffeisen Bank. He has over 6 years of experience in architecting and developing Android apps in various industries from media to finance.

Florin is an adept of writing clean and scalable code and a driver in the adoption of software development and code quality best practices.

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Patrick Meenan

Software Engineer at Facebook

Patrick Meenan has been working on web performance in one form or another for the last 20 years and worked at Facebook, Cloudflare, Google and AOL to make the web faster. Patrick created the popular open source WebPagetest web performance measurement tool, runs the free instance of it at WebPagetest.org, and can frequently be found in the forums helping site owners understand and improve their website performance.