After those three days at KubeCon, we’ve seen and heard a lot of interesting ideas. You can read about our first day here, about our second day there, and about our third day there. If we had to do a short recap, here are the points we would list.

Back to KubeCon 2018 in Copenhagen, for the third and last day! You can read about our first day here and about our second day there.

After an interesting first day at KubeCon 2018, we are back for the second day!

At the very beginning of May, we (Pascal and Vincent) went to KubeCon 2018. It was a three-days long event, with more than 300 conferences. 4300 people met at Bella Center, a huge conference place close to Copenhagen in Denmark. Here are some of our notes about some talks we saw.

Cette année encore, M6Web a sponsorisé le PHP Tour, organisé cette année par l’AFUP à Montpellier. Nous étions donc nombreux pour assister à l’ensemble des conférences. Comme d’habitude avec l’AFUP, les conférences étaient de bonne qualité, et il y en avait pour tous : débutants comme utilisateurs avancés.

This story introduces a declarative native side portal implementation module called rn-reparentable.

Within less than a year m6web and techm6web managed to launch websites, android apps and ios apps for three RTL TV channels in Europe, all based on the 6play technology.

At M6Web we do love open source and we are trying to be good open-source dev citizens! Here is a short presentation on our most interesting contributions:

À l’automne 2014, M6 décide d’adapter le programme Rising Star en France, un concours de chant en direct, mais dont le jury est le public, qui vote en direct depuis son application mobile. A travers cette conférence, je me propose de vous présenter l’architecture mise en place pour être capable de traiter plusieurs dizaines de millions de votes dans un délais de quelques secondes, tout en se synchronisant avec une émission de télé en direct.

To value our data in order to understand better our service and improve it, we use Spark. You can find more information in a recent article about our datalake. We recently migrated our biggest project from Spark 1.5 to Spark 2.2 and wanted to share that story.