This talk was recorded at Copenhagen Developers Festival in Copenhagen, Denmark. #cphdevfest #ndcconferences #developer #softwaredeveloper Attend the next NDC conference near you: https://ndcconferences.com https://cphdevfest.com/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel and learn every day: / @NDC Follow our Social Media! https://www.facebook.com/ndcconferences https://twitter.com/NDC_Conferences https://www.instagram.com/ndc_conferences/ #agile #softskills In this talk, we look at the Shape Up methodology, a project management approach, or more correctly, a risk management technique, developed by Basecamp. We'll be focusing on its application in a real-world startup environment, drawing from two years of experience in implementing Shape Up. You'll get an overview of how this method contrasts with traditional project management techniques, particularly in terms of team organization and project execution. We will talk about our transition away from the traditional backlog system to embracing six-week work cycles and a project 'betting table', which has brought notable changes in our approach to task prioritization and execution. Our journey with Shape Up has given us several advantages, especially in moving away from exhaustive and often overwhelming backlogs. Another key aspect of our experience has been the shift from using time estimates over to implementing time budgets. While the approach has helped with our focus and with managing the uncertainties inherent in product development, it has not been without trade-offs. The talk will provide attendees with real-life examples and actionable insights, aiming to show how the Shape Up methodology can be effectively adapted in various organizational contexts and what challenges you can face. Whether you are part of a startup or a larger company, the session will offer valuable perspectives on balancing structure with flexibility in project management.

A step-by-step breakdown of a real project done Shape Up style. 00:00 - Framing/Shaping terminology and assumptions 02:47 - What is Shape Up 03:38 - Basecamp vs. more typical real-world teams Case study: 04:49 - Simple kanban for framing/shaping checkpoints 05:11 - A candidate from top leadership with unanswered questions 06:55 - Framing the problem/outcome with an SME 10:34 - Why I need to shape before jumping forward 11:35 - Shaping session with a senior engineer 15:29 - Back to framing with the SME 17:42 - Shaping session with the senior engineer and SME 19:19 - Writing it up for kickoff 20:57 - Kickoff with the team 21:30 - Mapping out vertical slices (scopes) 23:54 - Wiring first, high fidelity last 25:17 - The launch brief 26:01 - Reflection: Roles involved, progressively getting warmer 26:28 - Reflection: Long stretches of autonomy and spiky live sessions 27:53 - Misunderstanding about pitches. Shaping one thing per time box. 29:12 - Shaping in Real Life Series Visit http://ryansinger.co for more.

Ryan Singer is one of the earliest employees and the former Head of Strategy at 37signals (the makers of Basecamp), where he spent nearly two decades refining a product development approach that helped the company build super-successful products with small teams. Based on these lessons, he wrote "Shape Up: Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work that Matters," and Ryan now works with companies of all sizes to help them escape the cycle of endless sprints, missed deadlines, and dragging projects. What you’ll learn: 1. Why traditional Agile and Scrum methods often lead teams into endless cycles of work without meaningful shipping milestones. 2. The “appetite-driven” approach to product development where teams set fixed timeboxes (usually six weeks maximum) and vary the scope instead of expanding timelines. 3. The exact process for running effective “shaping” sessions that collaboratively define projects before committing resources. 4. Why most teams struggle with too little detail in their planning, not too much. 5. Why a 30-to-50-person team size is the critical breaking point when growing startups need to adopt more structured processes. 6. Practical techniques for bridging the engineering-design divide by bringing technical and product perspectives together earlier in the process. 7. The powerful “breadboarding” and “fat marker sketching” techniques that help teams align on solutions without getting lost in high-fidelity details. 8. The clear warning signs that your current development process is failing before it’s too late to change course. 9. Proven strategies to implement Shape Up methods, whether you’re working in a startup or enterprise environment. 10. A step-by-step approach to transitioning from Scrum to Shape Up by piloting the methodology with a single team before broader implementation. 11. Why the PM role shifts upstream in Shape Up, focusing more on problem definition than project management. 12. How to adapt Shape Up principles to your company’s unique context, even if it’s nothing like Basecamp. — Brought to you by: • WorkOS—Modern identity platform for B2B SaaS, free up to 1 million MAUs: https://workos.com/lenny • Merge—A single API to add hundreds of integrations into your app: http://merge.dev/lenny • Airtable ProductCentral—Launch to new heights with a unified system for product development: https://www.airtable.com/lenny Find the transcript at: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/shape-up-ryan-singer Where to find Ryan Singer: • X: https://x.com/rjs • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/feltpresence/ • Website: https://www.ryansinger.co/ • Course: https://www.ryansinger.co/srl/ Where to find Lenny: • Newsletter: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com • X: https://twitter.com/lennysan • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lennyrachitsky/ In this episode, we cover: (00:00) Ryan’s background (04:38) The origins of Shape Up (07:40) Implementing Shape Up in different companies (09:56) How Shape Up is different (19:02) The core elements of Shape Up (26:29) Shaping sessions and timeboxing (37:23) Flexible sprint planning (38:56) The output of a shaping session (46:57) Balancing detail and flexibility (53:50) A deep dive into shaping sessions (01:01:32) Fat marker sketches (01:02:48) Getting started using Shape Up (01:13:20) Signs it's time to try the Shape Up method (01:18:25) Feature factories (01:25:59) The role of the PM in Shape Up (01:28:26) What makes Basecamp unique (01:35:55) The second edition of the book (01:38:30) Linking product strategy and shaping (01:41:53) Conclusion and final thoughts Referenced: • Basecamp: https://basecamp.com/ • David Heinemeier Hansson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-heinemeier-hansson-374b18221/ • Jason Fried on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-fried/ • Jason Fried challenges your thinking on fundraising, goals, growth, and more: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/jason-fried-challenges-your-thinking • Des Traynor on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/destraynor/ • Intercom: https://www.intercom.com/ ...References continued at: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/shape-up-ryan-singer Recommended books: • Shape Up: Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work That Matters: https://basecamp.com/shapeup • Demand-Side Sales 101: Stop Selling and Help Your Customers Make Progress: https://www.amazon.com/Demand-Side-Sales-101-Customers-Progress/dp/1544509987/ • Competing Against Luck: The Story of Innovation and Customer Choice: https://www.amazon.com/Competing-Against-Luck-Innovation-Customer/dp/0062435612/ • Job Moves: 9 Steps for Making Progress in Your Career: https://www.amazon.com/Job-Moves-Making-Progress-Career/dp/0063283581 Production and marketing by https://penname.co/. For inquiries about sponsoring the podcast, email podcast@lennyrachitsky.com. Lenny may be an investor in the companies discussed.

Bash scripting course and guide created by Dave Eddy of ysap.sh. Learn the Bash Shell and master beginner all the way up to advanced Bash scripting techniques. Check out the course website below for all materials, source code, referenced material, etc. for the course. Course Website → https://course.ysap.sh Discord → https://ysap.sh/discord Patreon → https://patreon.com/YouSuckatProgramming - $ cat socials Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/yousuckatprogramming/ YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@yousuckatprogramming - $ cat credits • Course made by Dave Eddy • Course presented by Dave Eddy • Music by Dave Eddy • Graphics by Annie G. (https://www.anniegee.com) - $ cat chapters-and-sections 00:00:00 00-00 Introduction 00:05:17 01-00 Terminal and Finder 00:12:22 01-01 Basic File Manipulation 00:19:51 01-02 Hidden Files 00:23:36 01-03 Searching in Files 00:33:31 01-04 Paging Files 00:36:53 02-00 Man Pages 00:47:08 02-01 Programs and Commands 00:51:48 02-02 Basic Variables 00:56:31 02-03 vim Crash Course 01:05:39 02-04 File Permissions 01:09:55 03-00 Finally Scripting 01:15:38 03-01 User Input 01:23:06 03-02 Functions 01:29:21 03-03 Conditionals 01:38:47 03-04 For Loops 01:42:10 03-05 Input / Output 01:51:23 03-06 Chapter 3 Recap 01:58:47 04-00 Case Statements 02:06:53 04-01 Indexed Arrays 02:19:20 04-02 Associative Arrays 02:24:56 04-03 IFS Variable 02:29:00 04-04 Command Substitution 02:39:45 04-05 Arithmetic Expression 02:53:03 04-06 Process Substitution 03:04:21 04-07 Chapter 4 Recap 03:13:44 05-00 cut and tr 03:18:06 05-01 sed, awk, and grep 03:35:04 05-02 Find Command 03:41:38 06-00 Bash Arguments 03:51:30 06-01 Pipe Status 03:56:27 06-02 Timing Commands 04:00:41 07-00 Sourcing Code 04:10:48 07-01 Curlies vs. Parens 04:15:36 07-02 Return vs. Output 04:22:12 07-03 Chapter 7 Recap 04:26:50 08-00 Parameter Expansion 04:40:41 08-01 Array Expansion 04:44:13 09-00 Basic Globbing 04:48:00 09-01 Extended Globbing 04:53:28 09-02 Glob Shell Options 05:01:05 10-00 Brace Expansion 05:05:03 10-01 Braces and Globbing 05:08:21 10-02 Numeric Brace Expansion 05:13:35 11-00 Understanding printf 05:23:29 11-01 Date Formatting 05:28:36 11-02 Regular Expressions 05:36:15 11-03 Using mapfile 05:41:33 12-00 Brackets vs. Test 05:48:36 12-01 Special Strings 05:52:07 13-00 Trap Signals 05:58:27 13-01 Named Pipes 06:06:39 14-00 Color Output 06:23:30 14-01 Cursor Commands 06:29:41 14-02 Is a TTY 06:35:54 15-00 PS1 Variable 06:47:12 15-01 Customizing Bash 06:56:33 15-02 Readline Shortcuts 07:00:10 16-00 Pitfall: ls 07:04:04 16-01 Aliases with Arguments 07:06:48 16-02 Pitfall: String Length 07:08:55 17-00 Forkbomb 07:18:10 Credits 07:18:49 Bonus Debugging Session - $ cat more-links Website → https://ysap.sh Discord → https://ysap.sh/discord TikTok → https://ysap.sh/tiktok Patreon → https://ysap.sh/patreon Ko-fi (donate) → https://ysap.sh/ko-fi - $ cat keywords you suck at programming #programming #devops #bash #linux #unix #software #terminal #shellscripting #tech #stem

In this Lisp for beginners course, @the-lisper will teach you why this elegant programming language has influenced computer science for over 60 years. Lisp's elegant approach to handling code as data, combined with its powerful macro system and functional programming paradigms, offers developers unique insights into program architecture that remain relevant and influential across modern languages like Python, JavaScript, and Rust. ❤️ Support for this channel comes from our friends at Scrimba – the coding platform that's reinvented interactive learning: https://scrimba.com/freecodecamp ⭐️ Contents ⭐️ - 0:00:00 Common Lisp #1 - Installation - 0:06:45 Common Lisp #2 - Playing with the REPL - 0:13:04 Common Lisp #3 - Local variables and branching - 0:28:42 Common Lisp #4 - Looping with dotimes and do - 0:39:17 Common Lisp #5 - What are lists? - 0:48:47 Common Lisp: 4 ways to build lists - 0:56:28 Common Lisp: Introduction to macros (for beginners) - 1:08:10 Common lisp: macro vs functions (for beginners) - 1:18:00 Common LISP: Destructuring and more! - 1:24:23 Getting started with packages in Common LISP - 1:32:00 Prevent Macro Name Conflict with (gensym) - 1:36:32 Mastering Inheritance and Polymorphism with CLOS: An Introduction - 1:42:12 Mastering Inheritance and Polymorphism with CLOS: Multi-methods - 1:47:21 Common Lisp Debugging: Essential Tips and Techniques - 1:54:51 Exploring the Condition System of Common Lisp - 2:04:53 Mastering Built-in Types in Common Lisp (or how I got 3x faster execution with the same algorithm) - 2:13:13 Improve Common Lisp Code Clarity With Better Dictionary Literal - 2:21:30 Manual Memory Management in Common Lisp with CFFI - 2:28:29 Closures in Common Lisp, when CLOS Is Too Much - 2:36:08 Tail Recursion With Common Lisp, Do or Don't? - 2:41:08 Common Lisp: defvar vs defparameter - 2:46:45 Series: A Functional Approach To Common Lisp - 2:52:40 Haskell-Like Type System In Common Lisp With Coalton - 2:59:14 The Loop Macro in Common Lisp: Not Lispy but Convenient - 3:06:58 Circular list with Common Lisp 🎉 Thanks to our Champion and Sponsor supporters: 👾 Drake Milly 👾 Ulises Moralez 👾 Goddard Tan 👾 David MG 👾 Matthew Springman 👾 Claudio 👾 Oscar R. 👾 jedi-or-sith 👾 Nattira Maneerat 👾 Justin Hual -- Learn to code for free and get a developer job: https://www.freecodecamp.org Read hundreds of articles on programming: https://freecodecamp.org/news

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https://macmost.com/e-2922 CSV files are plain text files that contain spreadsheet data. They are useful for importing or saving data regardless of the spreadsheet app you are using. FOLLOW MACMOST FOR NEW TUTORIALS EVERY DAY ▶︎ YouTube — http://macmost.com/j-youtube (And hit the 🔔) ▶︎ YouTube Email Notifications — http://macmost.com/ytn ⭐️ ▶︎ MacMost Weekly Email Newsletter — https://macmost.com/newsletter ✉️ SUPPORT MACMOST AT PATREON ▶︎ https://macmost.com/patreon ❤️ 00:00 Intro 00:20 What Are CSV Files? 01:11 Both a Text File and a Spreadsheet File 02:01 Setting the Default App To Open a CSV File 03:46 Quotation Marks In CSV Files 04:28 Exporting To a CSV File #macmost #mactutorial

In this tutorial we're going to be learning what TOML is, and how it works. We will be using it in Python, but it works for practically any programming language you can think off. TOML docs: https://toml.io/en/ ▶ Become job-ready with Python: https://www.indently.io ▶ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indentlyreels 00:00 What is TOML? 00:54 Creating a TOML file 02:03 Loading TOML 04:16 Learning TOML 09:28 Timestamps 10:30 Conclusion

Neste vídeo, explico o que é JSON, como funciona e como criar o seu. Ideal para quem está começando na programação ou quer entender melhor esse formato essencial para APIs e desenvolvimento web! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discord: https://discord.com/invite/2vGPqzmZ8s Contato: shaulinsmb@gmail.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hoje é dia de falar sobre como se dar bem quando estiver trabalhando com arquivos YAML. Sim, seja com a extensão .yaml ou .yml, você precisa entender como escrever e ler seus arquivos YAML do Kubernetes ou então do Ansible de maneira super simples e rápida! Compartilha com seus amigos em suas redes socias, eu dúvido que seus amigos já saibam trabalhar com arquivos YAML sem ficar sofrendo! #LINUXtips #VAIIII #YAML #DescomplicandoYAML 0:00 - Abertura 0:30 - O que é YAML 3:00 - Criando nosso YAML exemplo 3:30 - Como declarar string, boleano, inteiro e date 6:45 - Criando objetos, listas e 10:57 - Criando um exemplo de YAML utilizado no Kubernetes. 14:06 - Utilizando multiline no YAML 16:20 - VScode 17:10 - YAML lint 17:58 - Vários arquivos YAML dentro do mesmo arquivo YAML 18:40 - Encerramento 19:10 - VAIIII Treinamentos da LINUXtips: https://www.linuxtips.io/loja Instagram da LINUXtips: https://www.instagram.com/LINUXtipsbr/ Instagram do Jeferson: https://www.instagram.com/badtux_/ Twitter da LINUXtips: https://twitter.com/LINUXtipsbr/ Twitter do Jeferson: https://twitter.com/badtux_/ Grupo da LINUXtips no Telegram: https://t.me/canalLINUXtips Servidor da LINUXtips no Discord: https://discord.gg/ZmYRAuw Podcasts da LINUXtips: https://open.spotify.com/show/7tE9shw3IlK99kgFeJ6I8J Container Week: https://www.containerweek.com/ IaaS Week http://iaasweek.com/ Linux Week: https://www.linuxweek.com.br/ Semana DevOps: https://www.semanadevops.com.br/ E-mail para contato: contato@linuxtips.com.br Trilha: bensound.com e envato.com

No vídeo de hoje, você vai entender de forma rápida e simples o que é versionamento semântico, também chamado de Semantic Versioning ou SEMVER. Esse conceito é essencial para qualquer pessoa que trabalhe com desenvolvimento ou operações, e pode ser a diferença entre um deploy tranquilo e um caos em produção. Neste vídeo você vai aprender: - O que é SEMVER e como ele é estruturado (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH); - Como interpretar as versões de um software; - Por que o versionamento semântico é tão importante no universo DevOps. 📌 Mesmo que você nunca tenha prestado atenção nesses números, depois desse vídeo você vai olhar pra eles com outros olhos. 👉 Faça parte da Pós que tem mudado a vida de milhares de profissionais no Brasil! https://tcbcloud.link/hh65Ps #DevOps #VersionamentoSemantico #SEMVER #TheCloudBootcamp #SoftwareDevelopment #CarreiraTI

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All Access Pass: https://www.skool.com/notion-all-access-pass A Full Course for Notion Beginners in 2024 In this year's edition of the Notion Full Tutorial we go in depth on all of the latest editions to Notion including: Notion Ai, Notion Buttons, Changes to the Notion Ui, Notion Formulas 2.0 and much more! Enjoy this action-packed free 2 hour Notion Masterclass updated for 2024. This is perfect for beginners and advanced users looking to get an edge in one of the 5 sections. 1.) Notion Settings: Account Creation and Pricing 2.) Notion Pages: Creation, Sharing and Settings 3.) Notion Blocks: Basics and Advanced 4.) Notion Databases: Properties, Filtering, Sorting, Grouping and Settings 5.) Notion Advanced Tutorial: Formulas, Relations, Rollups and more presented in a digestible beginner friendly way that builds upon the knowledge you gain as you go. 🧭 Chapters 0:00 - 0:45 How to Navigate This Video 0:45 - 1:12 What Notion is Used For 1:13 - 1:55 Notion for Productivity 1:56 - 2:15 The 5 Topics of Notion 2:16 - 3:30 Creating Your Notion Account 3:31 - 4:05 Deleting Default Notion Pages 4:06 - 7:54 Personal Notion Settings 7:55 - 8:50 Notifications in Notion 8:51 - 9:25 Personal Settings Continued 9:26 - 11:47 Workspace and Team Settings in Notion 11:48 - 12:58 Notion Pricing Plans 12:59 - 13:40 Workspace Settings Continued 13:41 17:16 Notion Side Bar 17:17 - 20:18 Creating Notion Pages 20:19 - 21:04 Page Comments 21:05 - 22:53 Notion Text Block Explained 22:54 - 25:09 Sharing Notion Pages 25:10 - 26:23 Publishing Notion Pages 26:24 - 29:13 Notion Page Settings 29:14 - 30:15 Blocks and Columns in Notion 30:16 - 30:38 Notion Slash Command 30:39 - 33:09 Lists in Notion 33:10 - 35:06 Simple Tables in Notion 35:07 - 36:22 Dividers in Notion 36:23 - 38:28 Callout Block 38:39 - 40:02 Basic Blocks Continued 40:03 - 41:49 Table of Contents in Notion 41:50 - 42:32 Breadcrumbs in Notion 42:33 - 43:17 Mentioning Dates, Pages and People 43:18 - 43:53 Media Block Embedding in Notion 43:54 - 44:19 Code Blocks in Notion 44:20 - 45:11 File Storage Rant 45:12 - 47:43 Synced Blocks and Menus in Notion 47:44 - 50:27 Notion Buttons Tutorial 50:28 - 51:19 Notion Mermaid Code 51:20 - 52:02 Intro to Notion Databases 52:03 - 54:53 Full Page vs Inline vs Linked Databases 54:54 - 56:17 How to Store Databases Like a Pro in Notion 56:18 - 58:00 Pages in Databases Explained 58:01 - 58:27 Adding Properties to Notion Databases 58:28 - 59:51 How Properties Work 59:51 - 1:01:28 Number Property Explained 1:01:29 - 1:01:53 Changing Property Icons 1:01:54 - 1:03:21 Select vs Multi Select Property 1:03:22 - 1:03:52 Managing Properties 1:03:53 - 1:05:32 Status Property 1:05:33 - 1:05:53 Snapping Columns in Notion Databases 1:05:54 - 1:07:38 Date Property Explained 1:07:39 - 1:08:03 Drag to Fill Rows in Notion Databases 1:08:04 - 1:08:59 Creating a Tasks Database in Notion 1:09:00 - 1:10:21 Person Property in Notion Explained 1:10:22 - 1:10:47 Bulk Edit Database Pages in Notion 1:10:48 - 1:11:22 Checkbox Property 1:11:23 - 1:11:51 Files and Media Property 1:11:52 - 1:12:34 URL Property 1:12:35 - 1:13:20 CRM Notion Tutorial 1:13:21 - 1:13:39 Email and Phone Properties 1:13:40 - 1:14:20 Id Property 1:14:21 - 1:15:40 Dynamic Date and People Properties 1:15:41 - 1:16:50 Cleaning Up Tasks Database 1:16:51 - 1:18:59 Notion Button Property Explained 1:19:00 - 1:20:00 Notion Automations Tutorial 1:20:01 - 1:21:58 Creating Notion Templates in Databases 1:21:59 - 1:22:33 Set Default Notion Template 1:22:34 - 1:25:16 Recurring Notion Templates 1:25:17 - 1:29:15 Notion Database Filters Tutorial 1:29:16 - 1:30:32 Notion Database Sorting Tutorial 1:30:33 - 1:34:06 Creating New Database Views 1:34:07 - 1:34:40 When to Add Views 1:34:41 - 1:35:33 Notion Database Grouping Tutorial 1:35:34 - 1:36:00 When to Use Notion Table Layout 1:36:01 - 1:38:41 Notion Kanban Board Layout 1:38:42 - 1:39:45 Best Layout For Editing Databases 1:39:46 - 1:42:18 Calendar View 1:42:19 - 1:43:20 List View 1:43:21 - 1:45:05 Timeline View 1:45:06 - 1:46:49 Gallery View 1:45:06 - 1:46:49 Gallery View 1:46:50 - 1:47:25 Intro to Advanced Portion 1:47:26 - 1:51:39 Visual Relations and Rollups Tutorial 1:51:40 - 1:55:19 Relation Property 1:55:20 - 1:56:00 Rollup Property 1:56:01 - 1:57:16 Completion Percentage Rollup 1:57:17 - 1:58:04 Notion Project Tracking Tutorial 1:58:05 - 1:58:50 Sub Item and Parent Item Relations 1:58:51 - 2:00:10 Subtasks in Notion Tutorial 2:00:11 - 2:02:51 Notion Dependencies Tutorial 2:02:52 - 2:04:31 Intro to Notion Formulas Tutorial 2:04:32 - 1:04:58 Difference Between Notion and Excel Formulas 1:04:59 - 1:06:16 Math Notion Formula 1:06:17 - 2:08:41 If Function Formula 2:08:42 - 2:10:24 Nested If Function Notion Formula 2:10:25 - 2:12:33 Let and Lets Function Notion Formula 2:12:34 - 2:14:41 Styling Formulas in Notion 2:14:42 - 2:15:29 Notion for Productivity (Last Call) 2:15:30 - 2:16:00 Congrats #notion #notiontutorial

Neste episódio especial do Elixir em Foco, você confere uma palestra seguida de bate-papo com Gabriela Moreira, Engenheira de Pesquisa na Informal Systems e Mestre em Computação Aplicada pela UDESC, sobre a linguagem de especificação Quint. O encontro faz parte do Esquenta SE4FP 2025 (Workshop de Engenharia de Software para Programação Funcional), que acontecerá dentro do CBSoft 2025, Além de explorar as bases do Quint, Gabriela compartilha exemplos práticos e referências de estudo. Links citados no episódio: LinkedIn de Gabriela Moreira – Gabriela Moreira - Research Engineer at Informal Systems https://www.linkedin.com/in/bugarela/ GitHub de Gabriela Moreira – https://github.com/bugarela Página de Quint https://quint-lang.org/ GitHub de Quint https://github.com/informalsystems/quint Slides da palestra – https://bit.ly/3HnRqtM SE4FP 2025 – https://se4fp.github.io/2025/ CBSOFT 2025 – https://cbsoft.sbc.org.br/2025/cbsoft/ PPGCA – UTFPR Curitiba – https://www.utfpr.edu.br/cursos/programas-de-pos-graduacao/ppgca-ct Rede Emílias de Podcasts – https://fronteirases.github.io/redeemilias/ Episódio “21. TLA+ e Elixir com Gabriela Moreira, Engenheira de Pesquisa na Informal Systems” no YouTube – https://youtu.be/_vI8xFxn60A Capítulos 00:00 Introdução 05:15 Início da Apresentação 1:00:54 Perguntas e Respostas

Neste episódio especial do Elixir em Foco, você confere uma palestra seguida de bate-papo com Nelkisa Matias, Engenheira de Software no Nubank e graduada em Sistemas de Informação pela UNINASSAU, sobre a linguagem de programação funcional Clojure, uma das linguagens que inspiraram a criação de Elixir. O encontro faz parte do Esquenta SE4FP 2025 (Workshop de Engenharia de Software para Programação Funcional), que acontecerá dentro do CBSoft 2025, Além de explorar as bases do Clojure, Nelkisa compartilha exemplos práticos, referências de estudo e o repositório com o conteúdo da palestra. Links citados no episódio: LinkedIn de Nelkisa Matias – https://www.linkedin.com/in/nelkisamatias/ GitHub de Nelkisa Matias – https://github.com/gabriias Repositório da palestra – https://github.com/gabriias/funcional SE4FP 2025 – https://se4fp.github.io/2025/ CBSOFT 2025 – https://cbsoft.sbc.org.br/2025/cbsoft/ Clojerl – https://clojerl.org/ PPGCA – UTFPR Curitiba – https://www.utfpr.edu.br/cursos/programas-de-pos-graduacao/ppgca-ct Rede Emílias de Podcasts – https://fronteirases.github.io/redeemilias/ Clojure Brasil – https://clojurebrasil.com.br/ Seven Languages in Seven Weeks – https://pragprog.com/titles/btlang/seven-languages-in-seven-weeks/ Functional Design – Uncle Bob – https://www.amazon.com/Functional-Design-Principles-Patterns-Practices/dp/0138176396 Programming Clojure – https://pragprog.com/titles/shcloj3/programming-clojure-third-edition/ Episódio “Clojure com Camilo Cunha de Azevedo e Márcio Lopes de Faria” no YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOhNsfg5JSk Episódio “Clojure com Camilo Cunha de Azevedo e Márcio Lopes de Faria” no Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/episode/6VyITbeEMnASqetR9odfX9 #Clojure #Elixir #programaçãocional #Clojerl #BEAM #JVM #Lisp #linguagemfuncional #NelkisaMatias #Nubank #SE4FP #CBSoft #desenvolvimentodesoftware #SevenLanguagesinSevenWeeks #UncleBob #ProgrammingClojure #ClojureBrasil #comunidadesdeprogramação #engenhariadesoftware #PPGCAUTFPR