Abdallah Shaban

Amplify your web and mobile apps development with Flutter. Full stack, cloud-powered, serverless.

It is critical that developers deliver applications with uncompromising user experience, performance, and scale. I will show you how to develop and operate cloud-powered applications, at scale. We will navigate use cases like authentication, fine-grained access control, and APIs (REST and GraphQL). We’ll dive into a Flutter application to show how your applications can easily integrate with cloud-powered services.

Alexander Mohlin

Security in agile development - is it possible?

Security is considered as non-functional requirements. Since agile user stories tend to focus on functional requirements rather than non-functional ones, security is often down prioritized. If these requirements aren’t prioritized - is it possible to integrate security into agile development?

Amir Elion

Innovaton at Amazon

How does a large company like Amazon foster a culture of innovation and continue to operate like a startup in many aspects? In this talk, I’ll highlight what drives Amazon’s long-term innovation at speed and scale, resulting in new offering such as AWS, Kindle, and the Amazon Go Store with “just walk out” technology. I also go through failures such as the Fire Phone and what we learned from it. I’ll explain how Amazon starts from customers and works backward to deliver products and services.

Anders Arpteg

AI in the service of democracy

If we can use AI for what it's good for and humans for what they are good at, then we have a possibility to maximize the benevolent use of AI. This is what we aim for at Swedish Security Service: to defend the Swedish democracy and make sure that “what should not happen, does not happen".

Andreas Johansson

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) in practice, how do you really do it?

Practical demonstration of how to establish a virtual datacenter in the Cloud Domain (AWS) using Terraform.

Anne-Marie Eklund Löwinder

What are the keys to the internet and how are they protected?

To protect one of the most important parts of the internet, the domain name system, the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) invented Secure DNS, or DNSSEC. During my presentation I will go through the role of cryptographic keys in securing the DNS, how we safely store and use the trust anchor, give an overview of normal operations, explain the adaptations we’ve made for COVID-19, and the role of trusted community representatives. And tell you about my life as crypto officer.

David Jacoby

How companies actually get hacked!

What actually happens when you click on a malicious link or open that attachment? What about the debate that MacOS is more secure than for example Windows? I will in my presentation go through a MacOS Attack Chain by doing a live hacking session showing Userland rootkits, techniques for Userland phishing, obtaining root access, bypassing password manager and much more. I will also demystify how cyber criminals actually hack into organisations, and demonstrate these attacks.

Filip Trönnberg

How to securely fetch cute cats from the Internet

Ever wondered how https and TLS actually work and what makes them secure? Then this lightweight deep dive is for you. We’ll touch on a range of topics including certificate chains, signing, symmetric, and asymmetric cryptography. Will there be cute cats too? (spoiler: yes)

Gunnar Grosch

Resilient and well-architected apps with chaos engineering

Well-architected applications are designed and built to be secure, high-performing, and resilient. You need to test your application and validate that it operates as designed and is resilient to failures. In this session, you will learn how to apply chaos engineering using AWS Fault Injection Simulator, stress your application, simulate disruptive events, and observe how the system responds. This will enable you to iteratively improve the resiliency and performance of your system using architecture best practices.

Henrik Leion

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) in practice, how do you really do it?

Practical demonstration of how to establish a virtual datacenter in the Cloud Domain (AWS) using Terraform

Jesper Håkansson

Why TypeScript matters (presentation will be held in Swedish)

This talk will walk you through what typescript is, why it matters, some myths about it, as well as some more advanced usage.

Johan Leitet

Web3, bored apes or a decentralized revolution?

About 40% of the world's population are active Facebook users. The web started as a genuinely decentralized initiative in the early nineties. Since then user data has grown more valuable for the evolving big tech. Is this the way, or can we as developers help form a new decentralized future?

Josefine Söderin

What are inclusive products and why should I care?

Learn why designing and building products that work for everyone is a win-win situation and will make your products better for everyone who uses them.

Marcus Persson

How to build a future tech-stack with microservices

The concept of microservices has existed for a while. But how does this affect our life here in Kalmar and what are the challenges that are related to building a reliable and scalable solution?

Maxe Axelsson

Digital edtech solutions for business and education

Edtech stands for Educational Technology and is the common term for different types of digital learning productions for schools, businesses and the public sector. All organizations and people must develop themselves and evolve to be competitive and keep updated. This is why Edtech is one of the fastest growing industries in the world right now. With the use of the latest technology in Learning Managent Systems, content creation and intuitive UX design, Edtech can extend the traditional pedagogics of “classroom way of learning” into the digital domain and all of its limitless possibilities. E-learning and information videos with professionally created content and interactive elements have proven to be a very efficient way of learning “on demand”, regardless of physical location. Edtech solutions and productions are in very high demand today.

Nicole Landgraff

Making outcome-driven product management come to life

Learn about outcome-driven product management, why an increasing number of digital businesses are going from being feature factories to being product-led and how to go from building whatever is handed to you to building what will actually help your users and drive business goals.

Niklas Emevi

Web3, bored apes or a decentralized revolution?

About 40% of the world's population are active Facebook users. The web started as a genuinely decentralized initiative in the early nineties. Since then user data has grown more valuable for the evolving big tech. Is this the way, or can we as developers help form a new decentralized future?

Osama Zarraa

How to build a future tech-stack with microservices

The concept of microservices has existed for a while. But how does this affect our life here in Kalmar and what are the challenges that are related to building a reliable and scalable solution?

Robert Söderbjörn

Jetpack Compose, the future of Android user interface development

In this presentation, Robert will illustrate some of the current pain points of developing user interfaces for Android and show how a new framework by Google, Jetpack Compose, introduces a declarative programming model, reduces boiler-plate and makes user interface programming fun again.

Samuel Horn af Rantzien

Building Scalable Micro Front-ends on the Jamstack

I’ll give an overview of the Jamstack and the many ways it improves front-end performance and developer experience. Through a real-world case study, you’ll learn how to build a Jamstack site for a high-growth startup.

Sebastian Olsson

What’s in your application? Securing your code and the things around it

To create software, we just write some code. And design architecture. And integrate libraries. And manage build pipelines. And deploy apps. And monitor and react to alarms...

Stefan Petersson

Digital edtech solutions for business and education

Edtech stands for Educational Technology and is the common term for different types of digital learning productions for schools, businesses and the public sector. All organizations and people must develop themselves and evolve to be competitive and keep updated. This is why Edtech is one of the fastest growing industries in the world right now. With the use of the latest technology in Learning Managent Systems, content creation and intuitive UX design, Edtech can extend the traditional pedagogics of “classroom way of learning” into the digital domain and all of its limitless possibilities. E-learning and information videos with professionally created content and interactive elements have proven to be a very efficient way of learning “on demand”, regardless of physical location. Edtech solutions and productions are in very high demand today.

Tommy Feldt

What are inclusive products and why should I care?

Learn why designing and building products that work for everyone is a win-win situation and will make your products better for everyone who uses them.

Peter Bergehamn

Anna McCann