It is very up to date with current trends. All the speakers seem like they know what they are talking about, and the talk doesn't seem like a rehearsal.
Last Year's Tracks
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Next Generation Microservices: Building Distributed Systems the Right Way
Microservice-based applications are everywhere, but well-built distributed systems are not so common. Early adopters of microservices share their insights on how to design systems the right way.
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Streaming Data Architectures
Today's systems process huge volumes of continuously changing data. Hear how the innovators in this space are designing systems and leveraging modern data stream processing platforms.
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Driving Full Cycle Engineering Teams at Every Level
"Full cycle developers" is not just another catch phrase; it's about engineers taking ownership and delivering value, and doing so with the support of their entire organisation. Learn more from the pioneers.
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When Things Go Wrong: GDPR, Ethics, & Politics
Privacy, confidentiality, safety and security: learning from the frontlines, from both good and bad experiences
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JavaScript: Pushing the Client Beyond the Browser
JavaScript is not just the language of the web. Join this track to learn how the innovators are pushing the boundaries of this classic language and ecosystem
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Modern CS in the Real World
Head back to academia to solve today's problems in software engineering.
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Architectures You've Always Wondered About
Hard-earned lessons from the names you know on scalability, reliability, security, and performance.
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The Future of the API: REST, gRPC, GraphQL and More
The humble web-based API is evolving. This track provides the what, how, and why of future APIs.
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Building High Performing Teams
There are many discussions outlining the secret sauce of high-performing teams. Learn how to balance the essential ingredients of high performing teams such as trust and delegation, as well as recognising the pitfalls and problems that will ruin any recipe.
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Machine Learning: The Latest Innovations
AI and machine learning is more approachable than ever. Discover how ML, deep learning, and other modern approaches are being used in practice.
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Bare Knuckle Performance
Crushing latency and getting the most out of your hardware.
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Modern Compilation Targets
Learn about the innovation happening in the compilation target space. WebAssembly is only the tip of the iceberg.
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Growing Unicorns in the EU: Building, Leading and Scaling Financial Tech Start Ups
Learn how EU FinTech innovators have designed, built, and led both their technologies and organisations.
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Kubernetes and Cloud Architectures
Learn about cloud native architectural approaches from the leading industry experts who have operated Kubernetes and FaaS at scale, and explore the associated modern DevOps practices.
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Chaos and Resilience: Architecting for Success
Making systems resilient involves people and tech. Learn about strategies being used, from cognitive systems engineering to chaos engineering.
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Leading Distributed Teams
Remote and distributed working are increasing in popularity, but many organisations underestimate the leadership challenges. Learn from those who are doing this effectively.
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Scaling Security, from Device to Cloud
Implementing effective security is vitally important, regardless of where you are deploying software applications
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Evolving Java
JVM futures, JIT directions and improvements to the runtimes stack is the theme of this year’s JVM track.
Monday, 2 March
Tuesday, 3 March
Wednesday, 4 March
Last Year’s Speakers
Bleeding-edge for the Enterprise
Bring trends from innovator and early adopter companies home to your team
Data Mesh
Deep Learning
Blockchain
LinuxKit
C# 8
WebAssembly
Autonomous Vehicles
Holacracy
Developer Experience
Evolutionary Architecture
Function as a Service
Data Engineering
IoT Platforms
Chaos Engineering
Java 11
Rust
Deliberate Culture Design
Remote-Only Teams
Microservice Architectures
Kubernetes
Event-Driven Architecture
Streaming Data Analytics
Immutable Infrastructure
Observability / Telemetry
ASP.NET Core
Building High Performing Teams
Pragmatic Agility
Engineers over Evangelists,
Practitioners over Trainers/Coaches,
Team Leads over Consultants
Attendees talk about the Speakers
Take a look at the 2020 conference highlights
2020 Tracks, Hosts and Workshops
"Streaming Data Architectures”, “Machine Learning: The Latest Innovations”, “Leading Distributed Teams” were just some of the 18 editorial tracks at QCon London 2020. Take a look at the others and catch a glimpse of the QCon London 2020 workshops.
See the Tracks, Hosts and Workshops →2020 Trending Talks
Some of the top sessions from QCon London 2020 included “Monolith Decomposition Patterns” by Microservice, Cloud, CI/CD Expert Sam Newman, and “Why Distributed Systems Are Hard” by Senior Software Engineer @GitHub Denise Yu.
Watch all the trending talks →2020 Keynotes
QCon London 2020 keynotes included Anjuan Simmons, Engineering Coach @helpscout, and Katie Gamanji, Cloud Platform Engineer @AmericanExpress, former @condenastint.
Watch all the QCon London 2020 keynotes →2020 Photos and Testimonials
Relive the QCon experience through our photos from the 14th edition of QCon London. Discover the impact QCon had on our attendees in their own words.
Discover the Experience →The Experience We Bring
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25 Minute Breaks “The Hallway Track”
Mingle and network with other attendees, speakers & sponsors.
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