| Beginning RxJava |
5.00 |
| Finding your way in the dark: Security from first principles |
5.00 |
| Enhancing cloud security with the TPM |
5.00 |
| It’s all business: How contributing to OSS prepares you for entrepreneurship |
5.00 |
| Mapping versus architecture |
5.00 |
| Diversity and collaboration |
5.00 |
| Meetups We Love: Scaling a local meetup into an international conference |
5.00 |
| Passing the baton: Succession planning for FOSS leadership |
5.00 |
| The power and responsibility of Unicode adoption |
5.00 |
| Personal branding is more than self-promotion |
4.88 |
| Ignite OSCON (sponsored by PayPal) |
4.86 |
| The frontend dev’s illustrated Rust adventure survival guide |
4.86 |
| “Measure all the things” and other memes you haven’t implemented yet |
4.80 |
| Step 1: Punch a tree |
4.77 |
| Building a real-time recommendation engine with Neo4j |
4.75 |
| The life of a large-scale open source project |
4.75 |
| HTTP/2 and asynchronous APIs |
4.75 |
| Fighting bad guys with data science |
4.73 |
| Rebuilding a plane in flight: Refactors under pressure |
4.70 |
| Leveraging the mobile device with React Native and Redux |
4.67 |
| Intuitive distributed algorithms with F# |
4.67 |
| gRPC 101 for Java developers: Building small and efficient microservices |
4.67 |
| InfraKit: A toolkit for infrastructure orchestration |
4.67 |
| Databases and Docker: A survival guide |
4.67 |
| Site reliability engineering |
4.62 |
| Playing chess with companies |
4.62 |
| Half my life spent in open source |
4.59 |
| Using NGINX as an effective and highly available content cache |
4.57 |
| Web application security: Browsers fight back |
4.57 |
| InnerSource 101 |
4.50 |
| Security starts with you: Social engineering |
4.50 |
| React properly |
4.50 |
| Global empire: Building for fun and profit |
4.50 |
| MirageOS 3: Smaller, lighter, and more transparent |
4.50 |
| Distinguish pop music from heavy metal using Apache Spark MLlib |
4.50 |
| Stephen King’s practical advice for tech writers |
4.50 |
| Multicloud continuous delivery with Spinnaker: An open source collaboration |
4.50 |
| Native apps with web technologies using Electron |
4.50 |
| The index as a first-class citizen |
4.50 |
| IC to VP: An experience report on becoming a manager |
4.50 |
| UI text: Simplicity is difficult |
4.50 |
| Open source AI at AWS and Apache MXNet |
4.50 |
| Improving the development process with metrics-driven insights |
4.50 |
| That’s the sound of hell freezing over: bash and Linux binaries running on Windows 10—How? Why? WHAT? |
4.50 |
| Thursday opening welcome |
4.50 |
| Deploying and scaling applications in containers with Docker |
4.48 |
| Fake it before you make it: Mocking your way to better HTTP APIs |
4.43 |
| Speedy React apps: Learn from @WalmartLabs |
4.40 |
| Building, nurturing, and managing distributed software teams |
4.40 |
| Secure coding practices and automated assessment tools |
4.38 |
| From REST to GraphQL: Why a query language is perfect for writing APIs |
4.35 |
| Cloud-native Java |
4.33 |
| Building containerized microservices with Swift |
4.33 |
| Building serverless applications on the Apache OpenWhisk platform |
4.33 |
| The serverless revolution for JavaScript developers |
4.33 |
| Hands-on with containerized infrastructure services |
4.33 |
| Open source and open standards in VR |
4.33 |
| Rebuilding trust through blockchains and open source |
4.31 |
| Ask more questions |
4.31 |
| Can you roll your own virtual assistant? |
4.22 |
| Evolutionary architectures |
4.21 |
| Building, deploying, and running a scalable and extensible serverless application using AWS |
4.20 |
| A journey into feature toggles |
4.20 |
| The cultural shift: Success with microservices |
4.20 |
| Why people don’t contribute to your open source project |
4.20 |
| Wishful thinking |
4.20 |
| Speed up your database 300x |
4.20 |
| Graph databases will change your freakin’ life |
4.20 |
| How I learned to stop being afraid and love the JVM |
4.17 |
| The Paved Road at Netflix: At the junction of freedom and responsibility |
4.14 |
| How to design games and understand people |
4.12 |
| Why choose open infrastructure? (sponsored by IBM) |
4.07 |
| Mastering Python decorators |
4.00 |
| Building a web app in the Elm ecosystem, (almost) runtime-exception-free guaranteed |
4.00 |
| Build your backend in Swift |
4.00 |
| Rapid, scalable websites with Elixir and Phoenix |
4.00 |
| Building amazing cross-platform command-line apps in Go |
4.00 |
| Doubling OpenStack performance with no code changes by optimizing the Python runtime |
4.00 |
| How can I contribute? A guide to making your first open source contribution |
4.00 |
| Adopting open source in your organization |
4.00 |
| Open source 2025: The future of application development |
4.00 |
| Building interfaces for virtual and augmented reality |
4.00 |
| The ethics of self-driving cars |
4.00 |
| A less complex web with Ratchet and Jank |
4.00 |
| Workers, queues, and data |
4.00 |
| A beginner’s guide to syscalls |
4.00 |
| The eventual consistency of succeeding at microservices |
4.00 |
| Wednesday opening welcome |
4.00 |
| Offline-first apps with Web Components |
4.00 |
| Instant and repeatable data platforms |
4.00 |
| Clean, analyze, and visualize data with R |
4.00 |
| Open source contribution and collaboration: How (and why) Netflix drives industry engagement |
3.85 |
| 360-degree observability |
3.80 |
| Blockchain development fundamentals on Hyperledger fabric |
3.75 |
| Making cross-browser testing beautiful |
3.75 |
| Multilayered testing |
3.75 |
| Contract-first API development using the OpenAPI Specification (formerly Swagger) |
3.67 |
| The open trinity of automation architecture |
3.67 |
| Prometheus: The next-generation monitoring system |
3.62 |
| A/B testing at scale: Developing an in-house A/B testing framework for big testing and big data |
3.60 |
| From WebSockets to WiSH (web in strict HTTP) |
3.57 |
| Machine learning with R |
3.56 |
| You don’t know bash |
3.50 |
| Open source licensing 101 |
3.50 |
| The next phase of distributed systems with Apache Ignite |
3.50 |
| Contributing to Hyperledger |
3.50 |
| Monitoring at scale in Salesforce |
3.50 |
| Scaling massive, real-time data pipelines with Go |
3.50 |
| The people’s code: Learning how to open source the federal government |
3.50 |
| To contain or not to contain |
3.50 |
| Building a deployment pipeline with Jenkins 2.0 |
3.38 |
| Be(come) a mentor and help others succeed |
3.38 |
| Power Git: Rerere, bisect, subtrees, filter branch, worktrees, submodules, and more |
3.33 |
| The art of documentation and README.md |
3.33 |
| Kubernetes hands-on |
3.28 |
| The power of the open source ecosystem (sponsored by Huawei) |
3.25 |
| Fixing the internet with a federated cloud |
3.25 |
| Building TensorFlow systems from components |
3.17 |
| We the people. . .are open source (sponsored by Amazon Web Services) |
3.17 |
| Application security: From zero to hero |
3.14 |
| Rust for non-Rust developers |
3.00 |
| Hello, cloud: Why and how to start managing your infrastructure with Terraform |
2.75 |
| How to motivate technical employees |
2.67 |
| Fundamentals of Perl 6: From zero to scripting |
2.50 |
| PowerShell: The future of automation on Linux |
2.50 |
| From zero to distributed traces: An OpenTracing tutorial |
2.50 |
| Sharing America’s code |
2.50 |
| Progressive web applications |
2.25 |
| How exploring open taxi data from New York City can lead to a new bus route |
2.00 |
| Building large-scale web applications with TypeScript |
1.67 |
