Micro-frontends & Mentoring with Luca Mezzalira and Joachim Draeger
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We're online only for the summer edition of Impact London, but we've still got some great talks. Please join us on Tuesday 28th July to discuss Micro-frontends with Luca Mezzalira (VP of Architecture at DAZN), and building an Engineering Mentoring Programme with Joachim Draeger (Tech Lead at Signal AI). Although we'll skip our Panel discussion for this time around, we still hope to break out into a more flowing discussion for those who want to continue.
Zoom meeting details will be available to those who RSVP before the event.
Agenda
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Since the event is online, we're going to start a little earlier and have a shortened format.
18:00 - Talks + Q & A
19:00 - Breakout into a more roundtable discussion for those who would like to
Talks
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Scaling your projects with Micro-Frontends - Luca Mezzalira
Micro-frontends are a new architectural trend in the development of frontend applications. This architectural style can provide tremendous benefits to your projects and organization, offering a level of decoupling never seen before in single-page applications or universal architectures. That said, micro-frontends need to be explored in practice. Luckily there are already a few companies using them at scale.
Drawing on his work at DAZN, Luca Mezzalira explains how to implement micro-frontends, enabling you to scale up a project with tens of developers without reducing the throughput.
Luca is VP of Architecture at DAZN, Google Developer Expert and London JavaScript Community Manager.
Leading an Engineering Mentoring Programme that facilitates feedback, continuous learning and improvement - Joachim Draeger
At Signal autonomous and cross-functional teams who collaborate directly on business problems are highly impactful. Owning the solutions engineers put into production allows them to experiment, iterate and adapt quickly based on customer feedback. This way of working is very rewarding because teams can see the impact of their work. However, being involved in diverse activities from tuning a service to handle thousands of http requests to observing user behaviour and making product decisions can be challenging at times. Being able to adapt in an ever changing startup environment requires continuous learning and improvement. This talk explains how Signal’s internal mentoring programme supports engineers on their journey, how it got introduced and how we are evolving it to cater for a growing team.
Jo is a Lead Software Engineer at Signal AI currently working on Signal’s authentication, access and product configuration system. Before he was involved in terraforming Signal’s infrastructure, taming the core Elasticsearch cluster and bringing sentiment analysis to the product. After experiencing first-hand how impactful a mentor can be, Jo became a mentor himself and is now leading Signal’s engineering mentoring programme.
Who is this for?
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Engineers, engineering managers, product managers, UX researchers, UI designers, data scientists; Anyone interested in delivering true business impact.