OCT 28 - 29, 2026
UGANDA
( SPEAKER )
Victor Turuthi
Software Engineer - Finplus Group Ltd
( About the speaker )
Victor is a seasoned technology expert with over four years of hands-on experience in Ruby development. As a co-founder of Cyberaskari Ltd, he played a pivotal role in its success before joining Finplus Group. At Finplus, he has developed and maintained a SACCO Management Information System, which is now a crucial tool for major SACCOs in southern Africa. He has also developed payment and e-commerce systems used by banks and micro-finance organisations in Africa.
Beyond his professional achievements, Victor is deeply committed to community service. As a passionate preacher of the gospel of Christ, he dedicates his time to helping individuals transform their lives through mentorship and support. His devotion to his professional endeavours and community involvement underscores his desire to create a positive impact that transcends the tech world and enriches everyday lives.
( Session )
The Code Passed. Is It Right?
Stripe merges ~1,300 PRs a week with no human-written code. Spotify has merged 1,500+.
The bottleneck isn’t writing code anymore. It’s trusting it.
For Android, that matters even more: a bad change can stay on users’ devices until they update.
In this talk, we’ll look at how to make a codebase cheap to trust, so review isn’t the only thing standing between a bad change and production.
We’ll cover:
1. Gates — checks nobody can skip
2. Budgets — recomposition, APK size, and other hard limits
3. Boundaries — modules that enforce where code can go
4. Blessed paths — convention plugins that make the right thing the default
The goal: make correctness a property of the system, not a job left to the reviewer.