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Vaulted — Encrypted Secret Sharing That Self-Destructs

Vaulted is a free, anonymous secret sharing tool with end-to-end encryption. It lets you share passwords, API keys, .env files, and other sensitive data through self-destructing links — without ever exposing plaintext to the server. The Problem # Developers and teams routinely share secrets over Slack, email, or text messages. These channels store messages indefinitely, creating a trail of exposed credentials that anyone with access can find. A single leaked API key in a Slack channel can compromise an entire system.

Capitalizing on a Great IDEA — Becoming a Super User with IntelliJ

Most developers use only a fraction of their IDE’s capabilities. This live-coding talk demonstrates how to unlock IntelliJ IDEA’s full potential — from keyboard shortcuts and navigation tricks to advanced refactoring and editing techniques that dramatically speed up everyday development. What You’ll Learn # Keyboard-driven workflows that eliminate mouse usage Navigation shortcuts to jump between files, symbols, and usages instantly Refactoring tools that make structural changes safe and fast Live templates and code generation for reducing boilerplate Multi-cursor editing and structural search & replace Presented At # Scala Swarm 2017 — Porto, Portugal Hebrew Version # Presented at Wix Engineering Tech Talks:

Rock-Solid Shell Scripting with Ammonite

Bash scripts are everywhere — deployment pipelines, dev tooling, automation. But Bash syntax is error-prone, hard to debug, and lacks type safety. This talk makes the case for Ammonite, a Scala-based shell scripting tool that brings the full power of a modern language to the command line while keeping the convenience of a scripting environment. What You’ll Learn # The common pitfalls of Bash scripting in production environments How Ammonite combines Scala’s type system with shell scripting ergonomics Practical examples of replacing Bash scripts with type-safe Scala alternatives How to leverage Scala libraries and the JVM ecosystem from scripts Presented At # Scalapeno 2016 — Tel Aviv, Israel