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Free Webcast: Lessons from Real Life - Tuesday, June 14, 2016

There's theory, fiction, and fantasy. . .and then there's real life. Life's lessons—successes and failures alike—have much to teach us. Sin…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Jun 10, 2016

Kiosk Mall Push - An idea from Bradlee Sargent

Brad wrote: I noticed that in the Florida Mall, there are a lot of kiosks and the sellers there want to sell their stuff.  I also see a ton…

Started by Michael Levin

2 Oct 31, 2011
Reply by Michael Levin

Startup Weekend

  Coincidently, I was reading an article about "Startup Weekend" when I received the email from Mike about demo city.      http://startupwe…

Started by Tom Duerr

4 Mar 6, 2011
Reply by Mario Talavera

Your Startup - Web Presence

Does your startup need an elegant web presence? It's amazing that some very simple websites are hugely effective. Take Hearts Brew Beer Sup…

Started by Michael Levin

2 Mar 1, 2011
Reply by Michael Levin

Living the Dream ::: Websites that generate revenue hands-free

We have a unique opportunity to run a business hands free on the web. Atomic Zombie is a good example. They sell bike plans that download (…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Mar 1, 2011

Basic Website Monetization

Have you put up a website and tried some of the following simple, common monetization techniques? Let's talk case studies. Please give us s…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Feb 28, 2011

Demo begins today!

There's a conference for entrepreneurs called Demo. The idea is that entrepreneurs have 6 minutes to pitch their great ideas. The object is…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Feb 28, 2011

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11 Sessions Not to Miss at QCon San Francisco 2025

As QCon San Francisco (Nov 17-21, 2025) approaches, the conference's program committee and track hosts are sharing their top picks from this year's lineup. Their selections span a wide range of topics, from AI-accelerated development and platform engineering to resilience patterns and career growth, all with QCon's signature focus on real-world case studies and lessons learned.

By Artenisa Chatziou

Presentation: Building Distributed Event-Driven Architectures Across Multi-Cloud Boundaries

Teena Idnani explains how to architect and build resilient event-driven distributed systems in a multi-cloud reality. Using a fictional bank's migration journey, she shares practical, code-level solutions for overcoming major challenges: managing cross-cloud latency, ensuring event ordering and consistency, building resilience by design, and preventing duplicate events.

By Teena Idnani

GitHub Adds Post-Quantum Secure SSH Key Exchange to Protect Git Data in Transit

GitHub is introducing a hybrid post-quantum secure key exchange algorithm for SSH access when interacting with Git over SSH.

By Craig Risi

Meta Ships React 19.2 Featuring Activity API, Cache Signals, and SSR Enhancements

React 19.2 introduces new APIs and performance improvements focused on better UI control and server rendering. Key additions include the new Activity component for managing UI states without losing component state, and the useEffectEvent hook, which separates event logic from effect dependencies.

By Daniel Curtis

Producing a Better Software Architecture with Residuality Theory

Software architecture is tough because it blends coding, math, and business systems. Due to surprises, architectures tend to become irrelevant over time, Barry O'Reilly said. He presented residuality theory, where he suggested stressing naive architectures to reveal hidden “attractors” in complex business systems. This allows designs to better survive change and uncertainty.

By Ben Linders

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