Pranay Suresh

Talk about mocking async methods in different versions of Python

Event-driven architectures have gained popularity in the last few years. There are many tools out there in the open-source and AWS worlds to make event-driven architectures easier to implement and maintain. In this talk, we will cover the what, why and how of event-driven systems. We will go over different scenarios where event-driven systems shine and talk about the different tools to build these architectures in production. By the end of the session, you will understand some key principals and be armed with the right questions to ask as you build event-driven systems for your use cases.

I've been a full-stack developer in silicon valley from 2010-2020. In this talk, we will go over the top 10 lessons I've learnt in the past decade. Specifically, go over technologies/architectures that have evolved (some for the better, some worse) and some age-old principles that have proven timeless. We will go over different parts of the stack (frontend, backend, infrastructure). We will end by looking into what's to come in the future. By the end of this talk, you will walk away with some key mistakes to avoid, best-practices to follow and things to look for in the future.