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The OOP Conference is the best-known and largest conference on software architecture in the German-speaking world. In addition to exhibitions and numerous networking opportunities, it also offers a program with various presentations from different industries. Over five days, numerous national and international top speakers will present the latest findings in software development. We are therefore very pleased that our colleagues Martin Förtsch and Thomas Endres will be represented on February 1st, 2024 with their talk "From Zero to ChatGPT Hero: Effective Prompt Engineering". Further information and the registration link can be found here.

Microfrontends are a popular concept for development in an enterprise project if a large number of teams want to work independently. But what is the cost of achieving run-time integration and independent framework versions? JS frameworks intended to build SPAs have solved many problems like deep-linking between pages without reloading the application. In her talk at OOP 2024, our collegue Cathrin Möller will give you some real-life experience which challenges need to be considered when using different integration patterns,  webcomponents, module federation, and "classic" libraries. More information can be found here.

Our colleague Dr. Cathrin Möller will give a talk at this year's "'IT-Tage" on December 10th, 2023 in Frankfurt am Main. In her talk "Why microfrontends do not solve all problems", she will talk about how Angular, as the most popular enterprise JS framework, helps to make working with microfrontends easier. We are looking forward to participating it what promises to be an interesting and informative conference!

We're experimenting with AI around the world: To show this, TNG ANZ will host an AI Showcase Expo in our office in Melbourne, Australia. Next to innovations for real-time deepfakes we will also present ChatGPT-powered tools like 'please-cli', our new Jira app 'Rock Your Sprint Review', and more in the making. Whether you're from a tech or business background, we've got something for everyone, including hands-on experiences with AI. Of course, there will be enough time for networking and refreshments. We are looking forward to exchanging experiences in using AI and showing our innovations! You can find more information and the registration details here.

The enterJS conference is all about using JavaScript in a professional setting. The Advanced Angular Day on November 30th, 2023, will be opened by our colleague Cathrin Möller with her talk about microfrontends. With the help of practical examples she will discuss the challenges of using Module Federation and Web Components, among other things. This will include a demonstration of the shortcomings and additional effort caused by a microfronted-architecture in certain use cases. You can find more information here.

At the MUC:SEC Meetup, computer security experts from the greater Munich area meet to exchange best practices and the right way to deal with IT security incidents. On November 23rd, at the Meetup in our office in Arabellastraße, our colleagues Sebastian Marquardt and Christoph Niehoff will give a presentation on the Top 10 CI/CD Security Risks. If you would like to join us, please register under the following link.

We are very excited to host another AI & Cloud Meetup in Karlsruhe on November 23rd. Topics will include prompt engineering, large language models and the Akka HTTP module, including its application. And in between the exciting talks of our colleagues CS and FE you can exchange ideas, network and of course eat pizza. You can find more information here.

Hosted by Scandio, the Munich Slack community is meeting up on Noember 14th at 5:30 p.m. A stacked program of talks and networking awaits you. Join us for an overview of recent Slack UI updates, using AI and the ever-important topic of cyber security.

Quod Erat Demonstrandum e.V. supports mathematically interested and talented students. Therefore, we're delighted to sponsor QED this year and to further enrich their seminar in Regensburg with a presentation: Nicholas Schwab will use his talk "The Subset Sum Problem" to present TNG and show how this problem arose in his work. You can find more information here.

At the Allianz Developer Conference eMerge developers from all over the world meet to talk about the latest Frontend, Backend and DevOps topics. This year, TNG will be represented again by multiple colleagues next to speakers from Allianz and other companys like Google, AWS or RedHat. We are thrilled that so many of us can be there, and we are excited about the TNG Talks!