Walk through our challenges in picking the correct tooling, defining the releasing architecture inside of a monorepo, and distributing the mobile app to our 100+ beta and alpha users, as well as to millions of customers. All of this without breaking anything on the monorepo.

Elastic gives the flexibility to use a variety of data ingestion methods. Extending Elastic’s ingestion methods by using integrations, is a key feature of Elastic Stack to provide additional functionality.

But what tools are provided to the integration developers in order to be more productive regarding the creation of such integrations? And how do we approach the key factors of automation and devops concepts as part of the development?

In this session we will cover the following:

What is an Elastic Integration

Speakers

Andreas Gkizas: Principal Software Engineer @ Elastic

Christos Markou: Senior Software Engineer @ Elastic

Have you ever noticed how much time you spend troubleshooting your local development environment before you can actually begin writing code? Software engineers spend a large amount of their time per week managing their local development environment or waiting for builds and tests to complete. Since we've moved most creative workflows to the cloud, including processes like automated continuous integration and continuous deployment, how can we address the 'works on my machine' issue?

In this talk we will explore the topic of cloud development environments (CDEs) and how to remove friction from the developer experience through increasing velocity, collaboration, and control.

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George Tsiolis is a product designer at Gitpod, working on development environments and developer experience. He has been actively contributing to design and development efforts for open source design systems. He's passionate about design and engineering as well as remote culture and asynchronous collaboration.

every attendee is welcome to speak (<5min)

Taz will dive into the skepticism of building React Native Apps for the Web, including everything from design systems and navigation to ExpoGL and Reanimated, from how they’ve successfully built Guild on top of this architecture.

Building 3D experiences for the web has always leaned on Three.js, and with Svelte we have libraries such as Svelte-Cubed and Threlte which allow us to do so declaratively. I will go over threlte-spline, the library I published which acts as the bridge between Threlte and the powerful design tool, Spline.