As AI advances, we find ourselves heading towards a new era. By living and working with AI technologies, we will operate at a level far beyond our previous potential. This will create a paradigm shift for us and positively impacting everything. With such exponential opportunity, we must fundamentally rethink the Future of QA and how people lead, grow and change in this new context.
This session discusses the Futures Triangle, developed by Sohail Inayatullah. It is a strategic foresight tool used in product development to map the interplay between the pull of the future, push of the present, and weight of the past, helping teams anticipate challenges and opportunities while shaping innovative and resilient product strategies.
In this talk, we’ll take a “Glimpse of Elixir”. We’ll explore how this powerful, yet approachable language can handle everything from real-time web applications to scalable systems, all within the Erlang ecosystem. We’ll also see how Erlang handles concurrency and how it works in a distributed environment.
Whether you’re a backend developer seeking reliability, a frontend developer interested in real-time apps, or simply curious about new technologies, this session will inspire you to give Elixir a try.
Most application developers treat a database as file storage, especially if they are near-totally reliant on their ORM. This leads to poor performance and deadlocks that only show up when the system scales. This talk covers some intermediate topics beyond the basics that will save developers from heartache and pain.
Java 8, a cornerstone since its 2014 release, has long been integral to the Java application development landscape. However, the arrival of Java 17 in 2021 marked significant evolution in the ecosystem: it introduced a bunch of groundbreaking features that Java has introduced in a phased manner over the years. Let’s delve into some of the pivotal new features available in Java 17, such as Text Blocks, enhancements to the String class, Sealed classes, Record Types, and Pattern Matching which aim to improve productivity, performance, readability, and extensibility of large-scale Java workloads.
The session will also sneak-peak into potential challenges associated with migration to v17, such as modularity, deprecated or removed features, GC policies and much more.
The session aims to help developers and organizations navigate the transition from Java v8 to v17, ensuring they can leverage the new capabilities effectively while managing the transition smoothly.
This session discusses the comparison of different agentic platforms and some best practices to making them effective.
28-30 October 2025 | Online (Days 1-2) + Crowne Plaza Manila Galleria (Day 3)