13/09/22 06:00 PM

The Only Thing That Matters In DevOps Is...

Viktor Farčić

DevOps engineers tend to be obsessed with their favorite tools and platforms. That could be Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Prometheus, Grafana, Crossplane, or any other among a myriad of those labeled as "DevOps". However, that is often missing the point of what we're trying to accomplish.

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25/05/22 06:00 PM

Tips from a Software Architect: What (not) to do on your projects

Stanislav Grujić

Do you want to become a software architect one day? Or you have already become one? In what way do you plan to maintain your team and ensure your project success?

During this lecture, Stanislav will share with you his perspective on the things you should (shouldn't) do to become and be successful as a software architect on the projects you are working on.

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14/04/22 05:30 PM

Data structures, and why should a programmer like me care about it?

Zoran Horvat

Today, each more popular programming language has its own libraries which enable us to easily develop a code for data processing which apparently has arbitrary complexity and scope.

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08/12/17 09:02 AM

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03/06/16 06:02 PM

Ad Targeting in the wild

Mihajlo Grbović

In this talk MIhajlo will give an overview of different approaches he took to adapt ad targeting to a particular platform, including Yahoo Search, Tumblr, and Yahoo Email.

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20/05/16 09:00 AM

Crafting Code

Sandro Mancuso

This course is designed to help developers write well-crafted code—code that is clean, testable, maintainable, and an expression of the business domain. The course is entirely hands-on, designed to teach developers practical techniques they can immediately apply to real-world projects.

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13/04/16 06:02 PM

Designing Indexes and Keys

Duško Mirković

Structure of keys and indexes can greatly affect table physical storage and the performance when manipulating its data.

#Index #Keys #meetup

23/03/16 06:02 PM

Advanced C# Part 2: Memory management

Ivan Nemeš

Whenever you make a long running service, or application which should process large amount of the data, memory management is a real concern! This lecture tries to give insight how .NET's CLR handles memory and what we should know regarding it.

#C# #.net #meetup

10/02/16 06:02 PM

Techniques for writing Web applications in the API world

Ljubomir Simin

Today's applications have high expectations with regard to data availability, device compatibility and quality. When tasked with picking the right software stack it's good to be aware of the current concepts and trends.

#meetup #Testing #ROI #AngularJS

21/01/16 06:02 PM

Intro into deep learning

Mihailo Isakov

In the last couple of years, there is a big fascination with the term "deep learning".

#meetup #Deep learning

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Software engineers, if you are willing to share your knowledge and experience with people that face similar challenges in everyday programming life, become our Geekstone Hero speaker.

You will be asked to send us your first and last name, position, contact phone, the topic of the lecture and a description.

We would also need:

a short biography of the speaker (50-100 words)
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title of the presentation (one line)
abstract (no more than 200 words), followed by three bullet points of what audience members can expect to "take away" from the presentation.
previous speaking experiences (this is not mandatory) and speaker references, including name, company, phone and e-mail
Level of presentation and proposal date

The length of presentations should not exceed 45 minutes and still be 15 minutes of discussion. The lecture is supposed to be in the English language.

You can bring your laptop, or we can provide one for you, your responsibility is to show up 30 minutes before your presentation.

If you have any questions feel free to contact us or call us at 0644922988.