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Angie Jones worked as Head of Developer Relations at Applitools, a new generation test automation platform powered by visual AI. On top of that, she is the founder and Executive Director of Test Automation University. She’s previously worked as a Senior Software Developer at Twitter and regularly gives talks about Javascript, software development, and testing best practices.

Russell Stephens was the Mobile Infrastructure Lead at Compass, a company that builds software for real estate agents. They have two tracks for mobile developers: feature-based roles for helping the product teams iterate on specific feature sets and a dedicated team for mobile infrastructure, where developers are responsible for maintaining and iterating on the mobile platform.

In this episode, we talked about all aspects of app security: the benefits of integrating end-to-end security checks, zero knowledge and zero trust architectures, and cryptography best practices. We’ve seen in the past few years that DevSecOps is on the rise and sophisticated mobile teams take app security very seriously. However, there’s still a large gap between these teams and those who take it less seriously, and often see security as the necessary evil.

Rasmus is the Product Strategy Director at Pulselive, a Sony company that has been crafting digital experiences to connect teams, leagues, and sports federations to their fans for over a decade. The mobile team’s main motivation is to continuously build the best possible sports apps with the best UI, the best UX, built on the best code. They are doing all these things for an impressive list of clients, including AFL, Premier League, or Liverpool FC.

The modern workplace is more diverse than ever. Interested parties include a whole strata of incredibly talented people whose needs are regularly overlooked through poor design & development, and a failure to comply with disability and accessibility regulations around the world. This webinar will give you an introduction to the digital needs of those in need of accessibility support and the software tools available to help you test that you are meeting a significant portion of those needs.

The Qlik Sense SaaS catalog can now include data that is stored in relational databases such as Oracle, SQL Server and Snowflake increasing data reuse, visibility and governance while expanding the types of content that data engineers and stewards can manage and distribute. It also simplifies data use as data consumers no longer need to setup data connections as they can simply browse for the data they need within the catalog.

This video is a 101 introduction about Edge Flow Manager (EFM), the Cloudera Edge Management (CEM) solution for managing and monitoring Apache MiNiFi agents at scale. The video goes through all the different views of the user interface to demonstrate and explain all of the features for designing flows, publishing flows to the agents, execute remote commands, monitoring the agents, etc.

Today on the stream we took a look at how Insomnia's GraphQL implementation handles GraphQL endpoints that are protected by Authentication, such as OAuth2 but also including Basic Authentication (and any others). We got deep into the inner-workings of Insomnia's request sending architecture. A weekly stream focused on Insomnia's open source community.

Today on the stream we looked at a solution for using the (now deprecated) functionality of the Electron Remote package by utilizing the IPC that Electron provides. Later we go through an exercise where we diff the raw database for Insomnia's internals. Fun stuff! A weekly stream focused on Insomnia's open source community.

In this episode of Talend job of the week, our very own Richard Hall shows you how to parse massive JSON files with a divide and conquer approach