A lot of exciting developments have happened in IT in the past couple of years. NoSQL, Big Data and lots of other technology and methodology shits have happened. But (big) companies are not nearly making enough use of those.

1. The future is here
Erwin van der Koogh - Erronis
erwin@erronis.nl

2. Both hardware and software
technology have changed dramatically
in the last couple of years.
Yet most developers still (have to)
write software like it’s 1999

3. Storage
1999 Now
Tape
Disk

4. Storage
1999 Now
Tape Disk
Disk Memory

5. Concurrency
1999 Now
Threads
Synchronous

6. Concurrency
1999 Now
Threads Processes
Synchronous Asynchronous

7. Representing data
1999 Now
XML

8. Representing data
1999 Now
XML JSON

9. Build tooling
1999 Now
Continuous
Integration

10. Build tooling
1999 Now
Continuous Continuous
Integration Deployment

11. Languages
1999 Now
Java
C*

12. Languages
1999 Now
Java Javascript
Python
C*
Erlang

13. Languages
1999 Now
Java Javascript
Python
C*
Erlang
Scala?

14. Databases
1999 Now
Oracle
Postgres
DB2

15. Databases
1999 Now
Oracle Mongo
Postgres
DB2

16. Databases
1999 Now
Oracle Mongo
Postgres Redis
DB2

17. Databases
1999 Now
Oracle Mongo
Postgres Redis
DB2 Neo4J

18. Saving state
1999 Now
Application State

19. Saving state
1999 Now
Application State Event Sourcing
CQRS

20. Communication
1999 Now
REST

21. Communication
1999 Now
REST Websockets

22. Architecture
1999 Now
Client - Server
SOA

23. Architecture
1999 Now
Client - Server
Clients - APIs
SOA

24. Analyzing data
1999 Now
Data Warehouse

25. Analyzing data
1999 Now
Data Warehouse Hadoop

26. Methodologies
1999 Now
Agile

27. Methodologies
1999 Now
Agile Lean Startup

28. Quality
1999 Now
Software
Craftmanship

29. Quality
1999 Now
Software Disposable
Craftmanship Software

30. Businesses
1999 Now
Business

31. Businesses
1999 Now
IT Company
Business that does
Business

32. That is, while there is value in
the items on the left,
there is also tremendous value
in the items on the right