Everyone who works in IT and software development has encountered this problem before. You got this legacy project and it went down yesterday. Now it’s your task to read the documentation and get it live again. Guess what? you followed all the steps but still the application is not working. Is the documentation up to date? Was there a firewall setting that’s needs to be opened up? Wait the documentation said it uses MongoDB but didn’t we work on Prisma up until now? I guess everyone who has been in this position knows what an absolute nightmare it can be to live through this.

You told yourself, I will do better and I will never let a project be out of date with it’s documentation right? We all know that’s not going happen. So how can we solve this? There is only one way, to automate the complete setup from Git repository to infrastructure to configuration and deployment.

Luckily for us, this is now possibly through a variety of tools across the development spectrum. In this workshop we will make use of one of the most popular tolls called Terraform. It allows us to write the infrastructure as code and run it to spin up our environment in Azure.

Everyone who works in IT and software development has encountered this problem before. You got this legacy project and it went down yesterday. Now it’s your task to read the documentation and get it live again. Guess what? You followed all the steps but still the application is not working. Is the documentation up to date? Was there a firewall setting that’s needs to be opened up? Wait the documentation said it uses MongoDB but didn’t we work on Prisma up until now? I guess everyone who has been in this position knows what an absolute nightmare it can be to live through this.

You told yourself, I will do better and I will never let a project be out of date with it’s documentation right? We all know that’s not going happen. So how can we solve this? There is only one way, to automate the complete setup from Git repository to infrastructure to configuration and deployment.

Luckily for us, this is now possibly through a variety of tools across the development spectrum. In this workshop we will make use of one of the most popular tolls called Terraform. It allows us to write the infrastructure as code and run it to spin up our environment in Azure.

Writing complex UI and maintaining it can be hard. Writing tests help, but writing tests is also hard. Storybook can help with both, and provide auto documentation for your components.

The European government has mandated that websites and web applications must be WCAG compliant by 2025. This means that in the rapidly evolving landscape of web development, ensuring the robustness and accessibility of a website is of ever-growing importance.
In this presentation, we will take a look at how to start writing user-friendly, high-quality, accessible websites for a variety of handicaps and assisted web browsers/tools. We will explore some of the most common ways to enable valid semantic aids for accessibility & usability and how to test WCAG compatibility.