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Is YAML evil? - How do we maintain good dev habits in modern YAML pipeline development

2024-05-25T09:01:48Z

Zregvart: Notes

* YAML taking over everything in DevOps, not sure if that is a good thing
* The only way to test YAML (Pipelines, Infrastructure) is to launch it
* Round tripping YAML is impossible (for general case)
* A lot of YAML is procedural, so why not use a procedural programming language
* Lack of type information is an issue
* Good for simple configuration
* Has lots of features that compete with each other (multi-line strings)
* Has a lot of features, advanced stuff that no one uses, yet lacks the stuff we need
* Easy to get started with
* Traits of a replacement of YAML designed by the CITCON committee:
** Non whitespace significant
** Textual

CITCONEurope2024Sessions

2024-05-24T22:07:51Z

Zregvart: Schedule

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Room
! 10:00 - 11:00
! 11:15 - 12:15
! 12:30 - 14:00 (Lunch)
! 14:00 - 15:00
! 15:15 - 16:15
! 16:30 - 17:30
|-
| Cafeteria
| [["Shift left" observability - Get feedback at early stages]]
| [[Mocking, how much is too much?]]
| [[Chess - Zero to Hero]]
| [[Content creation - Podcasts, books, newsletters, blogs, posts, tweets]]
| [[Git - Advanced, crazy, alternative uses]]
| [[Hyperactive Hive Mind]]
|-
| Parentium
| [[Failure stories that became success or not (QA, DevOps, ...)]]
| [[Less Wrong, not more fast / How to fail fast?]]
| [[Dark Chocolate tasting]]
| [[Is code quality **actually** important?]]
| [[Which tools are you using to increase productivity (with focus on AI)]]
| [[Prediction markets, track records and reputations in Software]]
|-
| 501
| [[Is YAML evil? - How do we maintain good dev habits in modern YAML pipeline development]]
| [[How would **you** start getting developers to automate tests?]]
| [[Art]]
| [[Every day use of ChatGPT (or similar) in a life of a QA engineer]]
| [[Tools for learning]]
| [[Testing of AI-based systems]]
|-
| Issa
| [[Bridging the gap QA - DEV - PM - etc.]]
| [[AI curse or blessing?]]
| [[What did tech-twitter go? Substitutions?]]
| [[Platform engineering - success and failure stories]]
| [[TDD + AI]]
| [[SW development techniques and tools in test automation]]
|-
| Mursa
| [[What standard "best" practice did you/your team stop doing? What happened?]]
| [[Experience with switching from Selenium to Playwright or similar]]
| [[Cat color Genetics]]
| [["Your leadership war stories" Podcast episode]]
| [[Concerned about Software Supply Chain]]
| [[Quality Gates]]
|}

=== Sideline ===
* [[Testival]]
* [[Apps for 1 - What? Why? How? AI?]]
* [[What is a good Software Developer? Why are you doing it]]
* [[What does/should CITCON stand for?]]
* [[Practical Elephant Carpaccio]]
* [[Pipeline game]]
* [[Polishing Data - Semi-structured to fully structured data: Manual? AI? Code?]]
* [[Books]]

CITCONEurope2024Sessions

2024-05-24T08:17:44Z

Zregvart: Blank slate

Zoran Regvart

2024-04-10T12:02:35Z

Zregvart: Twitter is no longer a thing

https://github.com/zregvart/

Software Supply Chain Security

2022-10-15T16:08:55Z

Zregvart:

Links to the projects mentioned:
* https://sigstore.dev
* https://slsa.dev/
* https://spdx.dev/

Software Supply Chain Security

2022-10-15T16:07:15Z

Zregvart: Formatting

Links to the projects mentioned:
- https://sigstore.dev
- https://slsa.dev/
- https://spdx.dev/

Software Supply Chain Security

2022-10-15T15:41:28Z

Zregvart: Added links to some of the projects mentioned in the session

Links to the projects mentioned:
- https://sigstore.dev
- https://slsa.dev/
- https://spdx.dev/

Content addressable functionality idea from Unison

2022-10-15T09:27:47Z

Zregvart: Added a link to the presentation

[https://youtube.com/watch?v=gCWtkvDQ2ZI Link] to the Unison-language presentation on YouTube, first 15min or so introduces the idea of content addressable functionality

Code as a crime scene

2019-05-19T08:28:26Z

Zregvart: /* Your Code as a Crime Scene */

== Your Code as a Crime Scene ==
by Adam Tornhill

Use Forensic Techniques to Arrest Defects, Bottlenecks, and Bad Design in Your Programs

[https://pragprog.com/book/atcrime/your-code-as-a-crime-scene The book at pragmatic programmers]

[https://codescene.io/ Codescene.io]

Code as a crime scene

2019-05-19T08:12:04Z

Zregvart: Created page with "== Your Code as a Crime Scene == by Adam Tornhill Use Forensic Techniques to Arrest Defects, Bottlenecks, and Bad Design in Your Programs [https://pragprog.com/book/atcrime/..."