#data

Hi there. I want to talk about content editable websites and the importance of understanding the content model of a web page. Separating the content from its presentation is the key thought behind this talk. But if we're looking at the content itself, we're actually focusing on what those things are, not what they happen to be rendered into. The outcome of this talk is to break the cycle of content management systems being used to house data for what it looks like. Instead, we should focus on explicit curation versus content-driven experiences, moving away from explicitly curated experiences towards content-driven experiences. Let's put this into practice and build a website. Components aren't bad, but we need to think about the props that go into them. The problem arises when the content structure is modified to match the appearance instead of prioritizing the content itself. Let's correct these mistakes and prioritize the content over the components. Modeling the content structure instead of specific components allows for flexibility and a better content editing experience. Prioritizing content over components ensures a more relatable authoring experience and longer-lasting designs. Start thinking about content early and have conversations before diving into design and development.

Fabien Vauchel is a software developer passionate about web scraping and the creator of Scrapoxy, a proxy aggregator. Isabella, a student, used web scraping to gather data for her trip tool. The talk discusses various techniques for web scraping, including using language models and proxies to bypass website protections. The speaker also introduces ScrapOxy, a super proxy aggregator, and explains how to integrate it into web scraping projects. The use of Playwright, a headless browser, is highlighted for handling fingerprint errors. Ultimately, the talk emphasizes the importance of adjusting time zones to successfully complete web scraping requests.

Apache Kafka is a distributed, scalable, and high-throughput event streaming platform that plays a key role in event-driven architecture. It allows for the division of monolithic applications into independent microservices for scalability and maintainability. Producers and consumers are the key components in Kafka, allowing for a decoupled system. Kafka's replication and persistent storage capabilities set it apart from alternatives like Redis and RabbitMQ. Kafka provides easy access to real-time data and simplifies real-time data handling.

Welcome to the talk! As developers, we manage and understand the data that the world runs on. Each individual schema in your infrastructure defines your data in the context of its own domain. The Prisma schema is used to generate migrations and create a mapping between the database and API, enabling type-safe interactions. The GraphQL schema allows clients to safely query the database via the API. By using Prisma and GraphQL Code Generator, you can achieve an end-to-end type-safe environment.

This Talk is about real-time data updates for Neo4j using GraphQL subscriptions. The Neo4j GraphQL library provides automatic schema generation, read queries, mutations, and resolvers. It handles subscriptions using WebSockets and is completely agnostic. The library also has built-in support for events and relationships, allowing for real-time updates and easy scaling. The Talk concludes with details about subscriptions using AMQP and a showcase of Neo4j GraphQL subscriptions in a project called neo place.

Haushal, a Developer Advocate at Contentful, discusses content modeling and its importance in providing a great user experience. He uses his Cookbook web app as an example to explain how he structures and organizes content. The overall content model emphasizes reusability and considerations for content governance and platform selection. Content modeling is an iterative process, and Haushal provides resources for further learning and development.

Functional programming is a beautiful paradigm that allows us to understand programs and how entities behave and interact. It has nice characteristics like predictability, which makes testing and debugging easier. We explore how functional programming handles side effects and generative art. We learn about drawing patterns and grids with recursive functions, handling state in functional programming, and creating fashion using functional programming techniques. We also discuss handling randomness in functional programming and how to introduce organic variation and randomness to art while maintaining predictability.

This Talk discusses the safe handling of dynamic data with TypeScript using JSON Schema and TypeBox. Fastify, a web framework, allows developers to validate incoming data using JSON schema, providing type safety and error handling. TypeBox is a powerful library that allows developers to define JSON schemas and derive static types in TypeScript. The combination of JSON schema, TypeBox, and Fastify provides powerful tools for type safety and validation of dynamic data.