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A simple code generator for bespoke data models, web forms, and scientific workflows in Eclipse ICE

Jay Billings (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

The primary goal of the Eclipse ICE project is to provide tooling for creating scientific workbenches and workflows. Developing these tools over the past decade has often involved a tedious, uninspiring rehashing of the same boilerplate Java code, the same project layouts, and the same opportunity to identify new ways to streamline our efforts. To put it another way: How much time better spent getting coffee is lost to re-implementing Object.equals() for ten years?

Experience level:

Intermediate

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The New Web for Spatial Computing

Tish Shute (Leichliter) (Futurewei Technologies Inc.)

The future of spatial computing is being built on a new web of open source initiatives e.g., Rust & Wasm, which are bringing the performance capabilities needed for spatial computing, previously only available to native applications, to the open web. This talk will look at the challenge of creating an open web stack performative enough to make reality the next platform for computing.

Experience level:

Beginner

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Testing practices of database communication in open-source projects

Csaba Nagy (Software Institute - USI, Lugano)

Database communication has a distinctive role in the codebase. We have to deal with libraries dedicated to specific databases, and we often use query languages such as SQL. It is tempting to avoid touching such code, and when it comes to testing, we face many challenges. To mention only a few examples: Will we mock or use an in-memory database? Do we need to write an integration test or a unit test? How do we know which code is responsible for database communication?

Experience level:

Intermediate

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The LEGO of containers

Todor Boev (Software AG)

Containers have become a corner stone of most cloud applications. Yet to many they remain a mysterious construct. If you like us feel uneasy to build software so fundamentally based on an abstraction you do not really understand this talk is for you.

We will explain how linux containers, rather than one single abstraction, are a novel combination of old and common Linux constructs:

Experience level:

Intermediate

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Sustainability in Software Engineering

Martin Lippert (Pivotal Software, Inc now under VMWare-April 2020)

Climate change is one of the most dramatic and urgent challenges we face globally. To fight climate change, every step counts and every single step is important - and necessary. In this talk, we will give an overview about all the different aspects that affect climate change from the software engineering perspective and discuss a number of concrete actions that every software engineer can take (and should keep in mind day-in day-out) to help fight climate change.

Experience level:

Beginner

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Hands-On Ethical hacking - for the Curious

Jayashree S Kumar (IBM India Pvt Ltd)

Please give us a detailed overview of your session and why attendees will be excited to hear about it.

Forewarned is pre-armed so will take you guys though very common web vulnerabilities, that you wouldn't have even was that simple and that possible. Will be giving a getting-to-know Ethical Hacking session. Which all could help you identify and secure against potential security threats.
Skills required for Ethical hacking and getting started on Pen testing and to the Tools available.
The process and phases of hacking.
And some action.

Experience level:

Intermediate

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EMF Compare: graphical modeling comparison

Axel RICHARD (OBEO)

EMF Compare brings support for model comparison to the EMF framework. It allows users to determine changes that have been made to their models, identify overlaps between distinct models and merge changes that have been performed between successive versions of their models.

Experience level:

Beginner

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Template-Oriented-Programming (TOP) to Ship Faster

Gopal S Akshintala (Salesforce.com)

This talk targets intermediate to expert senior developers with a good understanding of `generics` and some exposure/interest towards blocking and non-blocking/reactive paradigms. This talk is language-agnostic, but I use **[Kotlin](https://kotlinlang.org/) (a Modern Open-source JVM language)** in combination with **[Arrow](http://arrow-kt.io/) (A Trending Open-source functional companion for Kotlin)**.

Experience level:

Intermediate

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Establishing Trust between People, Organizations and Things

Jelle Millenaar (IOTA Foundation)

Every day the world becomes more digitized and interconnected. In this online world, we have yet to find a way to trust the parties we interact with, resulting in a culture where we default to distrust and experience impersonation and fraud. This doesn't only affect interactions between people or organizations, but also prevents the vision of IoT and Smart Cities. If a city becomes automated and responsive to live data, how do we establish trust between IoT sensors and the data processors?

Experience level:

Beginner

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Empowering developers with model driven prototypes

Philipp Kutter (Self-employed)

Empowering development teams to deliver more complex functionality in a more effective and platform independent way.

Needed knowledge
Basic knowledge about programming and object models.

What attendees will learn:
How to use MCore open source tooling to start using ECore and OCL to empower developers without previous knowledge about Eclipse and Java.

Experience level:

Beginner

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