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🎶 "Who will you pick tonight? That's the question. " 🎶. Voting for our talk agenda is still open, and this is your chance to have a say on who makes it to the stage. Vote at by Nov 20!

Kristian Lofts shares his learning journey. Starting from turning a spreadsheet into a web app. He tried SQLServer, MS Access, Azure, until he fell in love with Supabase. To build the web app, he started with Bubble, a low code tool, and asked Chatgpt to write the React code.

After a quick break, now let’s hear from Alan Huynh. His talk serves as a reminder to treat AI as a helper and you need to complete the work. We should not focus too much on what AI can do instead of what we (humans) can do.

We have Laura Schaufelberger next. Often technical users are expected to be productive straightaway with new tools and paradigms. This can be dehumanizing. Laura explores how teams can spot hidden assumptions and effectively communicate design ideas.

The next one is from Carlo Cruz. With modern JS frameworks they often lock you into their way of doing things, but with Svelte, you do it more 'vanilla' way. Carlo dives into Svelte 5, showing how Svelte & SvelteKit keep things simple yet powerful.

First talk we have Corin Lawson. For long he has a secret companion to produce git commit messages. With the rise of LLM, he wonders if AI could maintain or enhance the quality of commit messages across different teams.

Our last DDD by Night of 2024 is starting now 🚀

DDD by Night (the last one for the year AND before DDD Melbourne 2025) is on tonight, and it's not too late to join!. RSVP here: #DDDbyNight #community.

Check out some key stats from DDD Melbourne 2025 CFP, and go vote for the agenda now!. Agenda voting closes at 11.5pm AEDT on 20 November. #DDDMelb #cfp #agenda

Ready, set, GO! . Voting for DDD Melbourne's agenda is now open until 11.59pm AEDT, November 20. Shape the conference that you want to be a part of! . #DDDMelb #agenda #community

Our final meetup before the conference is on next Wednesday, so if you want to:. - Get a taste of what kind of topics the.- Get to know some of the people you'd likely see at the conference.- Pick up presentation tips and tricks . Don't miss out! RSVP now.

DDD Melbourne 2025's conference agenda-voting begins on 8 November. How does it work? Read on to find out!. #DDDMelb #agendavoting #TechCommunity

You know what'll be real spooky this season? 👻 🎃Missing out on the DDD Melbourne 2025 CFP submission date!. CFP closes tomorrow - Friday, 1 November 2024 at 11.59pm. #DDDMelb #CFP #closingsoon.(Sound on for the best experience!)

If you missed DDD by Night in September and want to catch up on the talks, check out the playlist here and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Our next DDD by Night Meetup has been scheduled for Wednesday, 13 November. RSVP now!

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Here comes the end of our 𝗛𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗢𝗻 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲 series. Meet Selena: ex-champion kickboxer & self-taught coder. Her first-ever conference talk is at DDD Melbourne, calling our community “welcoming and supportive”. Submit CFP by Nov 1!

Ready for another 𝗛𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗢𝗻 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲?. We've got @_sarahyo, a Principal Security Advocate at Microsoft. Her advice? "Don’t let self-doubt hold you back. Your perspective is valuable.". Got an idea? Submit your CFP by Nov 1 at