Sigal Shaharabani
Technical and group leader in Tikal
מובילת קבוצה ומובילה טכנית בטיקל
Tel Aviv, Israel
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Sigal Shaharabani is a Technical Leader and a Group Leader in Tikal, with a great passion for backend and data systems. She started her technological career way back in 1996, working for the government, a variety of corporations, and small start-ups. Her favorite programming language is Kotlin, and will love any excuse to talk about it. In her spare time she enjoys swimming and Israeli folk dancing.
סיגל היא מובילה טכנית ומובילת קבוצה בטיקל. סיגל אוהבת מערכות Backend ו-Data ולהן הקדישה את הקריירה. הקריירה של סיגל החלה ב-1996 ומאחוריה שנים של עבודה עבור המדינה, חברות ענק וחברות קטנות. שפת התכנות האהובה עליה היא Kotlin והיא נהנית לדבר עם חבריה ועמיתיה על תוכנה. תחביביה של סיגל כוללים בין השאר שחיה וריקודי עם ישראליים.
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Let's discuss Laziness Oriented Programming
It all started as a joke, I was helping a colleague and commented that the code was built by the principles of Laziness Oriented Programming.
But when I started thinking about it, I claimed that laziness is a good trait. In my talk I will discuss this good trait and when it all goes wrong.
Let's discuss Laziness Oriented Programming
It all started as a joke, I was helping a colleague and commented that the code was built by the principles of Laziness Oriented Programming.
But when I started thinking about it, I claimed that laziness is a good trait. In my talk I will discuss this good trait and when it all goes wrong.
Streaming your database - Easier said than done?
Do you need to stream your database? So, did I! What should you expect?
I implemented a Change Data Capture (CDC) systems in our architecture. But after I finished writing the code and deploying, I realized things are not just as I expected and I was forced to deal with scales, formats, integrations, deployment and more even though I used an off the shelf product.
This journey took 18 months in a big cyber company, but when we were done the system was up-and-running, built to scale and to handle failures.
In this talk I will share my experience and tips from building a system, to help developers and architects to prepare for the journey, surprises and challenges along the way.
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