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2016 Mobile Ad Summit
Friday
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27
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Clear your calendar - It's going down! Video Blocks kicks off on May 20th, and you're invited to take part in the festivities. Splash HQ (122 W 26th St) is our meeting spot for a night of fun and excitement. Come one, come all, bring a guest, and hang loose. This is going to be epic!

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The timezone for this conference is europe/madrid ( UTC+2)

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29
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Staying at home should not be a drama

After all the measures taken by the coronavirus, several IT-related events have been canceled.


Even so and considering that IT Community is used to work remotely, an opportunity was generated to continue creating events to enjoy from home.


It all started with a tweet from @carlesnunez, and then the Barcelona Engineering slack community turned to help him to make it possible within this initial confinement period of two weeks. In just one weekend, it was possible to define the basics to carry out the event: equipment for the execution of streaming, web, twitter, sponsor communication, managers, documents, etc.

 

The idea is to offer small 30-minute talks, including questions, so that those interested can interactively access them following the schedule that we will publish soon here , starting on Sunday 29 at 10 am (UTC + 2). Most of the talks will be in english 🇬🇧 but as this initiative started in Spain some of them (2 or 3) will be in Spanish 🇪🇸.

The talks will be related to topics of interest in the IT sector, which can range from how to work from home, team management, to more technicals topics under a specific programming language, if people interested in explaining a topic do not have experience in giving this type of Talks from the conference team, we will help both in the methodology and in the language (English or Spanish).It will be broadcast in streaming, so we have no limitation of attendees and we will be coordinated with speakers and ceremony masters to have the audience online throughout the event.

This event is totally free and nonprofit.

Who's behind this

Carles Núñez Tomeo



Carmen Delgado

Vice President

Broker Garden

Koe

Marketing Specialist

City Paradigm

Uriel Salischiker

HR Officer

Furniture Control

Idir Ouhab Meskine

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Tudor Barbu

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Israel Saeta Pérez

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Jesus Antonio Canales

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Pau Bartrina

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If you want more info ask us at @stayathomeconf

10:00 AM - tripu

Abusing ECMAScript for fun and enlightenment

Ah, good old JavaScript… that pathetic wretch of a programming language, good for nothing, a parody of software engineering, riddled with inconsistencies and oddities… and yet it has taken the world by surprise and become ubiquitous. Perhaps there's more to JS than meets the weary eye of the programmer, after all 🤷

What is at the edge of its specification, ECMAScript? What unexpected features lurk in the dark? How could a masochistic dilettante abuse its capabilities, stretch it beyond what is sensible, bend its will until it becomes unrecognisable?

I set out to find out, and what I saw depressed and amused me in equal measure. Unbridled recursion, obscene self-referencing, gigantic data structures, minimalistic PoC's, fantastically obscene applications, mythical anecdotes of dubious veracity, and the most imaginative experiments — 23 years of history have seen it all.

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10:30 AM - JJ MERELO

Open science using RMarkdown

RMarkdown is a literary programming format that mixes the well known Markdown markup language with the R statistical programming language. Together, you can create active documents that, from raw data, elaborate table and statistics on the fly, and can be updated every time upstream data changes. Put them in a repository and use good practices to develop it, and publish it in an open access site, and you've got open science.
In this talk we will show how RMarkdown is used to create and analyse data, and publish reports rapidly by leveraging all tools that R offers.

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11:00 AM - DANIEL DE LA CRUZ

React Hooks: 1 year later

My talk is about my experience after 1 year using the new paradigm in React.JS ecosystem: React Hooks.

The talk is not only intended to explain how React works and what are React Hooks, but also some tips, tricks and best practices to work with them. From testing to performance, design patterns and design choices.

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11:30 AM - Álvaro Salvá Lezaun

Continuous deployment with gitops

We are going to find the correct path that leads to the single source of truth about a given environment. We had some issues in the past with deploys, manual overrides in production, processes... This is the story about how we stopped using ansible and we started using git + Flux. 

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12:00 PM - Joan López de la Franca

The context of Go

The "context" package is one of the most widely used packages on Go applications. However, its usage is bit tricky, specially for newcomers. So, why don't take profit of this confinement situation to learn a bit about its usages?

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12:30 PM- Daniel Voicu

AWS Cloud Security

Many companies adopt cloud services to benefit from the flexibility, but get lost in securing them. This makes room for lots of negative publicity with data breaches (see Capital One) and running out of business (Code Spaces).

 

For startups a security incident with customer data breach can spell the end of the road. The presentation will discuss briefly the differences between infrastructure security postures on-prem and cloud, and outline some of the best security practices for securing AWS environments. Will also cover some of the more recent public incidents for companies hosted in AWS, looking at what went wrong and how to guard against it. Finally, will provide links to materials like session recordings from AWS re:invent and re:inforce for a deeper dive at the participant's leisure.

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13:00 PM - Victor Fondevilla

Blameless culture or how to break the "I did nothing to break it" syndrome in a engineering organisation 

How to practically implement a blameless culture in a startup from an organization implementing it. Pros and gotchas from a realistic point of view. Changing from a shy and silent organization to a really verbose one.

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13:30 PM - 14:30

LUNCH TIME!


14:30 PM - JOAN LEÓN

HOUDINI, PROGRAMANDO EN CSS

CSS siempre se ha considerado la parte menos controlable, complicada, mágica y en ocasiones algo aleatoria 😅.

*Houdini* nos ofrece un conjunto de APIs y herramientas Javascript que nos dan la posibilidad de extender CSS para acceder al proceso de diseño y estilo del motor de renderizado del navegador.

En el motor CSS existe una secuencia de procesos que con Houdini podremos modificar. Tenemos métodos como registerProperty, registerLayout o registerPaint que nos permiten programar nuestros propios módulos totalmente optimizados para que el *CSS Engine* los interprete de forma nativa.

Todas las personas frontend deberían interesarse por Houdini, ya que nos facilitará mucho el desarrollo de las webs del futuro.

Quiero hablarte del estado del proyecto, que está por venir, mostrarte unos cuantos ejemplos molones e inspiradores y al finalizar la charla, espero conseguir que digas *"CSS mola, y mola mucho!"

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15:00 PM - Esteve Castells

SEO at Scale: How to Rock in Google in 2020

How to deal with Google in 2020? How to maximize my visibility and gather qualified visits for my website? We are going to cover how to do SEO in 2020 and share some experiences about how Adevinta is dealing with it at scale - More than 1.5 billion monthly users and 30% of these coming via Organic Search every single month.

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15:30 PM - Elena torrÓ

Algorithms and data structures on the front-end side

Making websites is sometimes considered an "easy" task, but front-end development goes far beyond that.
In this talk we'll take a look into how we use algorithm theory and different data structures in the client side through some examples.

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16:00 pm - Jônatas Paganini

onboardinG developers on a full remote environment

 12 years in the home office, and the last 4 years, I had onboarded hundreds of engineers in a remote environment, and I’d like to share the best practices we use at Toptal to keep our communication clean and lean. The idea is to show a few remote tips and tricks that can make the development team feel safe and productive.

Language: 🇬🇧

16:30 PM - IVÁN MANZANAS

Agile & remote teams: how to bridge the gap

Struggling with remote work during the current pandemic situation? Conflict resolution just got harder?

Let's explore together tools, tips and tricks to improve communication in this setup.

Language: 🇬🇧

17:00 PM - Pedro Pardal

Alt+Enter Driven Development

Besides meetings, formations and planning a developer’s main activity is coding. If we want to keep a high performance, we have to learn how to master the tools we use and, above all, the developing environment and our keyboard. In this talk, I am going to talk about some bad habits and how to avoid them and teach you some IDE features such as shortcuts, code snippets, automatic refactors and some other general tips on code productivity. Just as a musician who masters an instrument can focus on melody and harmony, you will be able to focus on what really matters and foster your developing skills.

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17:30 PM - Adrián Bolonio

Testing Web Accessibility

When we develop a new web application, we often put a lot of work on the design, on making it beautiful and usable. In other words, we want our web app to be effective, efficient, and satisfying for the user. But a lot of times we don’t think about the user experience for people with disabilities, including people with age-related impairments.

 

For the web, accessibility (a11y ) means that people with disabilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with websites and tools, and that they can contribute equally without barriers.” (Source: W3C - Web Accessibility Initiative). Our role as frontend and web developers is to create clear interfaces to make people understand and care about data, independently of their disabilities or impairments, but what we, developers, often forget is to ensure that the code we write follows the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), and the only way to achieve that is testing, either manual or automated.

 

Automated web a11y tests can free up our QA team from manual testing every part of our application…but…they can’t automatically, and magically, make our site accessible.

We should use automated a11y tests as one step of a larger testing process. Don’t forget that only 20% to 50% of all accessibility issues can automatically be detected.

 

I will show you some testing tools, libraries and techniques to increase the a11y test coverage of your code with a simple React application example.

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Schedule

9:30 – 10:15 AM

Panel: "Tapping Into Niche Audiences"

Zee Nguyen – Ad Market Magazine (Moderator)

Forest Bello – VP, Digital Media, Clicker

Amit Sands – Digital Director, Power Haus

Jenny Grace – Founder, Target Tween

10:15 – 11:00 AM

Presentation: “Optimizing Spend In the Mobile Ad Space”

Kate Walsh – VP of Sales, 3DAYS

11:00 – 12:00 PM

Presentation: “Demystifying Metrics: Making Numbers Work For You”

Charlie Gaudenzi – Mobile Analyst, Mobile Arts

12:00 – 1:00 PM

Lunch


1:00 – 2:00 PM

Rapid-Fire Case Studies

Viral Mobile Ads

Time-based Targeting

Crafting Your Brand Story

When Ads Advocate Action

2:00 – 2:20 PM

Networking Break


2:20 – 3:00 PM

Presentation: “The Mobile Ad Process: 7 Steps to Success”

Jerry Zen – CEO of 3DAYS

3:00 – 3:45 PM

Panel: “Consumer Feedback: When Ads Talk Back”

Jenny Grace – Founder, Target Tween (moderator)

Vee Nguyen – Editor, Ad Market Magazine

Sara Chen – CEO, AdTank

Charlie Gaudenzi – Mobile Analyst, Mobile Arts

3:45 – 4:00 PM

Closing Remarks

Jerry Zen – CEO of 3DAYS

4:00 – 5:30 PM

Rooftop Cocktails


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