NDC Conferences (12.01.2022) It wasn’t all that long ago that “computers” weren’t machines – they were people; humans working with pencils and slide rules to… Weiterlesen »Computational Creativity – Dylan Beattie – NDC Oslo 2021
Dylan Beattie (23.02.2020) A musical parody of AC/DC‘s “Highway to Hell”, all about how building static HTML websites is awesome.
NDC Conferences (13.11.2018) The story of the web is a story about freedom. It’s a story about information, about breaking down barriers, about creating new… Weiterlesen »The Web That Never Was – Dylan Beattie
DotNext (16.08.2019) Coders write code That’s what we do We write functions and classes and modules — and amazing things happen! With a few keystrokes… Weiterlesen »Dylan Beattie — The cost of code
Build Stuff (04.04.2017) Dylan Beattie is a systems architect and software developer. He’s been building interactive web applications on the Microsoft stack since the days… Weiterlesen »Dylan Beattie – Webmasters, Full Stack Developers and Other Legends
NDC Conferences (31.07.2017) Wait… what? Are there any questions? Isn’t that supposed to be at the end? Not this time. At NDC Oslo 2017, we’re… Weiterlesen »Keynote: Are There any Questions? – Dylan Beattie
NDC Conferences (26.02.2020) Software and technology has changed every aspect of the world we live in. At one extreme are the ‘mission critical’ applications –… Weiterlesen »The Art of Code – Dylan Beattie
NDC Conferences (29.05.2018) Picture the scene: you’re on a train, your phone goes ‘ping’, you take it out of your pocket and hey – someone… Weiterlesen »Keynote: Apps, Algorithms and Abstractions: Decoding our Digital World – Dylan Beattie
Dylan Beattie (06.10.2018) A musical parody of Don McLean’s “American Pie” about the history of programming and software development.
NDC Conferences (15.02.2022) Software is complicated. Machine learning, microservice architectures, message queues… every few months there’s another revolutionary idea to consider, another framework to learn.… Weiterlesen »Plain Text – Dylan Beattie – NDC Oslo 2021