If you are interested in the topics of the autumn campus, which will be held online in September 2021, it may be worth knowing that the 22 lectures at the conference, which is aimed at developers and software architects, can now also be purchased afterwards. The presentations can be purchased either as a package for just under 180 euros or individually for around 10 euros each via the Vimeo video portal.
The conference, which started in 2009 at the Technical University of Nuremberg, was divided into six blocks in late summer, each with three or four lectures on the topics of software architecture, containerization, Java, API development, Infrastructure as Code as well as teamwork and further development. The motivating keynote lecture on the history and future of software development by Carola Lilienthal, who among other things also podcaster [i]heise developer[/i] is reported on amazing contributions from software development.
The lectures of the autumn campus at a glance:
Software architecture
- Modern software architecture with the architecture hamburger
- The corona warning app under the microscope
- Architecture-explicit Java applications with jMolecules
- Threat modeling for robust and secure software architectures
Containerization
- Test containers everywhere!
- Container under lock and key
- What’s going on in my cluster?
- Microstream: high-performance persistence for microservices
Java
- Secrets of Java
- Greenfield web application with Java – a one-person self-experiment
- Java on Tracks – model railway control with Java EE, MicroProfile and self-contained systems
- Modern Reactive Spring Boot: What Makes Kotlin Better Than Java?
API development
- A guide through the jungle of web API possibilities
- RESTful APIs totally different
- Let’s first draw up a contract: Contract-First with OpenAPI
Infrastructure as Code
- Continuous Operations with GitOps – an introduction
- Infrastructure as code without tests is broken per se!
- Terraforming your AWS Cosmos
Teamwork & further development
- Portfolio as Code – Homepage for IT people
- Estimates – the enfant terrible of software development
- The myth of team autonomy: why it is an illusion and we still need it
The autumn campus is organized by heise Developer, iX and dpunkt.verlag as well as the IT service provider MATHEMA.
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