Roadmapping is a flawed concept in the age of Agile. Maps, by their definition, are linear and we don't build linear products and services any more. We build continuous systems. Nevertheless, we have to be able to create and provide some plans for our teams, leaders and customers to set expectations about the ongoing improvements and future of the services we build. How do we communicate that effectively in a continuous world? How do we ensure the voice of the customer is included in these plans? In this talk, Jeff Gothelf will discuss the concept of outcome-based product planning. Using specific examples and detailed tools, Jeff will show how taking a customer-centric look at product strategy and creating continuously improving plans ensures the teams maintain their agility, customer-focus and ultimately, the success of their product. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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Like Linux, Kubernetes consists of a core and an assortment of building block components that must be assembled and integrated to create an enterprise production-level platform. Most Kubernetes deployments fail because organizations underestimate the complexity of Kubernetes and overestimate their ability to deploy and manage a Kubernetes platform. In this webinar you will learn:
– The components and steps required to make Kubernetes an enterprise-level production-ready platform.
– The steps required to supplement AWS EKS to create an enterprise-level production-ready platform.
– How to create an enterprise Kubernetes platform that will accommodate continual innovation.
– The importance of an open Kubernetes solution.
– How to position your organization to be on the winning side of the smart cloud-native revolution. PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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WebAssembly opens the door for frontend developers to use languages that don't compile to JavaScript, like Rustlang. These technologies (rustlang yew) will change web development!! We use js-sys, web-sys, and friends to power this web application. 00:00 Introduction
00:04 What We'll Build (yew vp9 video streaming app)
00:41 Setup
01:19 Creating basic yew app structure
02:25 Running bare-bones app
02:42 How to call browser javascript frameworks from rust
03:26 Creating the skeleton of the yew app
05:06 Running the skeleton app
05:24 Connecting the WebCam
09:33 Testing Webcam with the Browser
09:57 Setting up the VP9 WebCodec Encoder
15:40 Things go sideways!! installing local libraries via cargo patch
18:14 Setting up the VP9 Encoder Part 2
20:40 Testing VP9 Encoding with the browser
21:03 Communicating Producer and Consumer using get_context
23:38 Connecting the Consumer to the Context
31:20 Debugging 33:54 Demo and Conclusions PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
Original video was published with the Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed). Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=In09Lgqxp6Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJllt5X6ELg