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A meetup for everyone who has an interest in Web Engineering.
Web Engineering is the discipline of building and improving the web or web apps. This includes everything like PHP, JavaScript, Go(lang), Elixir, Elm, SQL, Caching, Frontend, (agile) project management, humans / computer science, databases, programming, knowledge sharing with people of similar interests and everything else that is related to (web) development.
You want to share knowledge? Meet new people with similar interests? Just want to see something new? Want to learn different things?
Everyone is welcome regardless of knowledge level, job, beginner, professional, etc. Join us! We meet regularly (once a month). Have a look at our next meetups!
Bevorstehende Events (1)
Alles ansehen- How to build a bank && Legacy Code makes the moneyCHECK24 Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf
In November, we will be sponsored by CHECK24 (https://www.check24.de/) and we're looking forward to two outstanding talks from top-notch speakers who will share their expertise!
• How to build a bank (by Philipp Kemmeter)
• Legacy Code makes the money (by Andy Grunwald)+++ Agenda +++
• 18:00 - 18:50: Arrival, get a drink and socialize
• 18:50 - ~19:20: Talk #1 "How to build a bank" + Q&A
• 19:30 - ~20:00: Talk #2 "Legacy Code makes the money" + Q&A
• 20:00 - Open End: Socialising+++ How to build a bank (by Philipp Kemmeter) +++
Driven to create the best customer experience in banking, Philipp found himself in a highly regulated environment with more non-functional requirements than everything else. Get insights from the CTO of C24 Bank (https://www.c24.de/) about agility, security, regulations, payments and project management in an amusing talk.About Philipp Kemmeter:
Philipp founded his first company at the age of 16 and the 2nd one 10 years later while studying computer science. After having failed both startups, he joined CHECK24 (https://www.check24.de/) in 2012 as PHP developer, ramped up multiple products per year in Munich, Frankfurt and Hamburg. Philipp is the CTO of C24 Bank (https://www.c24.de/) since its foundation 5 years ago.+++ Legacy Code makes the money (by Andy Grunwald) +++
The term “legacy” or “legacy code” often has a negative connotation. Many software developers do not like working with legacy code. It is old, not state of the art and is considered technical debt. It is not uncommon for someone to come around the corner and suggest a complete rewrite. In this rewrite, we might as well use the new database that trickled through the Internet last week. The database also scales much better. This must be the solution to all our problems! And the rewrite is fun too.
This talk looks at a realistic view of legacy software, gives you a new perspective on what legacy software has done for you so far and how it can help you in your future career, why HackerNews Driven Development can also fall on your feet and how Boring Software can support you in CV Driven Development.
In this talk, you will not learn the latest design pattern, but rather we will look at the way we as software engineers (should) think about (existing) software, why we do what we do and where we can create the most impact.About Andy Grunwald:
Andy Grunwald is a software engineer and engineering manager passionate about backend, infrastructure, reliability, and engineering culture. In his professional life, he works for Aiven (https://aiven.io/), a Database as a Service provider, as an Engineering Manager, leading a team of Site Reliability Engineers.
He enjoys running side projects in his spare time to learn new things. Nowadays, Andy is talking about Software Engineering in the Engineering Kiosk Podcast (https://engineeringkiosk.dev/), and builds sourcectl (https://sourcectl.dev/), a platform to analyze and improve your open source and inner source environment.+++ How to get there +++
Public transport
Station "Heinrich-Heine-Allee U": Subway U70, U71, U72, U73, U74, U75, U76, U77, U78, U79, U83Parking
We can't offer parking spots. We suggest using public transport.+++ Important to know +++
Attendance is free. WiFi, food, beer, and non-alcoholic drinks will be provided (for free as well!), and we would love to see you there :)
• Language of the event: English
• WiFi: Available
• Costs: Free
• Drinks: Available
• Food: Available
