Vídeos de programación

Karlos G. Liberal aka "Patxangas" y Aitor Resano nos hablan sobre la immersive web y la realidad virtual en el OpenBiko #openbiko

What is the ultimate hack of our lives? What is the one thing that we strive to learn the most about? What is the thing that will truly unlock our potentials? This talk is a demonstration of an open-source Brain-Computer Interface that is completely developed with JavaScript, from the ground up, using neural networks and signal processing. Armagan hits the stage with a wireless EEG headset, shows how to read signals from the brain in JavaScript using native C++ Node.js modules over USB, and the implementation in Electron, Node.js and Vue.js.

At Springest, the leading marketplace for Learning, we do OKR-driven development. We've worked the Objectives & Key Results framework seamlessly into Holacracy. Holacracy is the self-management practice for running purpose-driven companies, on which we have been scaling for over 5 years. I show how Springest's purpose –"Helping people reach their full potential through learning"– trickles down to the Product Development circle, how it helps us adapt strategy, and how it perpetually forces us developers and product owners to think about the "why?" and the "why now?" of any project we undertake.

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In an attempt to reduce the impact caused by the Dying ReLU issue on Neural Networks and improve accuracy, the Rectified Linear Unit with Sigmoid (ReLUs) does not flatten out negative weights to zero, instead, it combines them with a sigmoid call and an extra hyper-parameter, thus enabling differentiability. This approach is also superior to the Leaky-ReLU implementation due to the oscillations that it adds to negative weights. it uses the difference between the sigmoid of sine and cosine functions to create a wave, thus deactivating some neurons during the forward pass, but not all of them.

Desarrollamos nuestra primera web con Angular6: Un buscador de súper heroes usando la API de Marvel ???? Este es el tercer vídeo de la serie donde comparamos los frameworks de desarrollo para frontend web: ReactJS, VueJS y Angular 6. ☝️ ¡Vota tu framework favorito para hacer un curso completo sobre él! ???? 1/5: Qué aporta un framework y qué es un componente: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lttZCIin4HM ⚛️ 2/5: Tu primera web con ReactJS paso a paso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFP1dZmJgf0 ????️3/5 Tu primera web con Angular 6 ????️paso a paso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHveY3UGu1Y ✍️ Vota tu framework favorito: https://codely.tv/pro/encuesta-frontend ???? Repositorio de código: https://github.com/juanmaguitar/heroFinder-frontApproaches ???? Cursos CodelyTV Pro: https://codely.tv/pro/cursos ???? Crea una app con VueJS y Jest aplicando TDD: https://pro.codely.tv/library/crea-una-app-con-vuejs-y-jest-aplicando-tdd/65206/about/ ????‍????‍????‍???? Planes para empresas: https://codely.tv/pro/teams ???? Twitter: https://twitter.com/CodelyTV

One promise of Function-as-a-Service model is the ability to scale without limits, up or down, whenever needed. But how does that work in practice? Can AWS Lambda handle thousands of messages per second? How fast can Azure Functions scale up under sudden heavy load? What kind of latency can you expect from Google Cloud Functions? In this session we will establish several performance benchmarks and go through the results of running them on the services of major cloud providers. I will also suggest practical steps to evaluate whether your application profile is suitable for serverless today.

In the last few months there's been a growing friction between those who see CSS as an untouchable layer in the "separation of concerns" paradigm, and those who have simply ignored this golden rule and found different ways to style the UI (typically applying CSS styles via JavaScript). This debate have brought division in a community that used to be immune to this kind of “wars”. This talk is my attempt to bring peace between the two fronts. To help these two opposite factions to understand and listen to each other, see the counterpart's points of views.

In a tribute to Romero's masterpiece, we will examine the resurgence of vulnerabilities we all thought dead. As soon as a security expert looks at the firmware and code of IoT devices, 2017 may as well be 1997: format string bugs, basic stack overflows and hardcoded credentials arise. Zero-days are actually forever-days. We will look at a number of real world cases of industrial and consumer IoT devices we tested and broke, and besides analyzing the most common and most outstanding findings, we will wonder why we seem unable to kill these pests once and forever.

Over the years the software development community developed and adopted a multitude of tools and methods that helps us create amazing products. But a smooth development process or a shiny stack of technology and tools do not guarantee a successful product. Let’s not get wrapped up with our professional process and primarily focus on the end result. In this talk I will share five common symptoms of development teams gone astray and how to cure them: The Scrum Pendulum, the Swamp of Continuous Delivery, Jira's Hammer, the Prototype Mirage and the The Creativity Blur.