❄️ Pisa.dev Christmas Meetup 🎄
Pisa.dev is back with a Christmas event with two exceptional speakers. It will be a great opportunity to meet again and to wish each other a Merry Christmas.
🎁 Pisa.dev brings you a joyous Christmas event to wrap up 2023 on a high note and wish you a Happy holiday season!
📢 We will have two special guests: Eugenio Paluello (Senior Blockchain Engineer) and Nicola Corti (Staff Android Engineer @ Meta)!
⛓️ Eugenio will introduce us to the world of Zero Knowledge by explaining how this technology can improve privacy and transparency in blockchain.
⚛️ Nicola, on the other hand, will tell us about the day he 'broke' React Native.
🍕 As always, at the end of the event we will meet in a pizzeria to end the evening over a pizza and a beer. A good way to say goodbye and wish each other a Merry Christmas!
🇬🇧🇮🇹 The talks will be in Italian. However, we will switch to English if non-Italian speakers are in the audience.
📢 We will have two special guests: Eugenio Paluello (Senior Blockchain Engineer) and Nicola Corti (Staff Android Engineer @ Meta)!
⛓️ Eugenio will introduce us to the world of Zero Knowledge by explaining how this technology can improve privacy and transparency in blockchain.
⚛️ Nicola, on the other hand, will tell us about the day he 'broke' React Native.
🍕 As always, at the end of the event we will meet in a pizzeria to end the evening over a pizza and a beer. A good way to say goodbye and wish each other a Merry Christmas!
🇬🇧🇮🇹 The talks will be in Italian. However, we will switch to English if non-Italian speakers are in the audience.
Abstract dei talk:
Zero-Knowledge & Ethereum: Simplifying Privacy
Speaker: Eugenio Paluello
Abstract: Join this introductory talk diving into the synergy of zero-knowledge proofs and Ethereum's smart contracts. Discover how this collaboration enhances privacy and transparency in blockchain without the technical complexities.
The day I broke React Native
Speaker: Nicola Corti
Abstract: 4th November 2022 - It was just a regular day for the "release crew" as we were approaching to prepare the first release candidate for React Native 0.71. Little did we know how an innocuous release could have triggered a domino effect resulting in failing builds for nearly every React Native developer out there. With the wisdom of hindsight, we'll walk through what happened, what are our lessons learned and the lowlights of this incident. We'll have the opportunity to look through the internals of React Native, discover our incident-response culture, and learn how we're hardening our ecosystem to protect us against similar events in the future. Join me as we revive this incident, and don't miss this opportunity to gain insights, be inspired, and embrace the lessons learned from the day I broke React Native.