Luca Mezzalira

You're mass-adopting tools you don't fully trust. You're shipping faster but your delivery stability is dropping. Your juniors are getting harder to hire and the ones you do hire are measurably worse at debugging.

In this session, learn how to design mission-critical systems that process millions of transactions daily, on serverless services. Beginning with a legacy system, we'll decompose a monolith and discuss key serverless patterns to help accelerate modernization efforts.

Micro-frontends can help organizations scale frontend development, but without the right foundations, they often lead to unnecessary complexity and performance issues. How can you implement them effectively while avoiding common pitfalls?

Event-driven architectures enable speed and agility for distributed cloud applications; however, this also means there’s the risk of shipping bad ideas fast without governance. Fortunately, the same agility allows for quick fixes.

In this code talk, learn how to accelerate your serverless development with AWS tools, including Amazon Q Developer, integrated into IDEs. Experience the benefits of local development, deployment with Terraform and AWS CDK, and testing methodologies for serverless workloads.

In this chalk talk, learn about opportunities to optimize your serverless applications built with AWS Lambda. Discuss optimizations in the function configuration and within your function code.

Distributed systems are complex to design and implement. Years of designing microservices results in numerous best practices and learnings for designing these types of systems.

Developer experience is a core requirement for building software. In this chalk talk, explore how the TypeScript development experience has evolved to effectively build serverless applications.

The hexagonal architecture, or ports and adapters architecture, is an architectural pattern used for creating loosely coupled application components that can be easily connected to their software environment. This makes components exchangeable at any level and facilitates test automation.

Micro-frontends are a new architectural trend in the development of front-end applications that leverage the principles of microservices. In this chalk talk, learn how to modernize your existing front-end applications to micro-frontends, applying the Strangler pattern and canary releases on the edge.

Your users expect a fast and dynamic web experience, but this can be a challenge when you have thousands of users across the globe. How can you balance low-latency delivery and content personalization while scaling seamlessly to meet user demand?