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Functional Distributed Programming with Irmin
Anil Madhavapeddy introduces the Irmin library by means of a functional queue, shows how the Git mirroring works, and then demonstrates some more complex applications.
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JavaScript for the C# (and Java) Developer
Phil Japikse introduces JavaScript to the C# developer, outlining some of the language paradigms.
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Restful Grails 3
Jeff Brown presents Grails 3, which includes a lot of features and functionality related to building RESTful services.
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Grails 3.x Inside and Out
Graeme Rocher takes a deep dive into the internals of Grails 3.x and reveals some hidden features and gems that you can take advantage of when developing your own Grails applications and plugins.
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Microservice Architecture with Grails
Jeff Brown discusses how Grails is very well suited for a microservice based architecture, that can result in applications which are easier to build, to test, to extend and to adapt to requirements.
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Tuning Java for Big Data
Scott Seighman discusses causes of common performance issues in Big Data environments, heap size, garbage collection, JVM reuse tuning guidelines and Big Data performance analysis tools.
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FsCheck: For Each Function There Exist Properties to Be Checked
Paulmichael Blasucci takes a look at FsCheck, a powerful library for doing property-based testing and sophisticated data generation in the CLR ecosystem.
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Grails 3.x Update
Graeme Rocher, the Grails project lead, discusses the latest release of Grails and what is coming up during the course of the next year, covering all the new features of Grails 3.
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SpringOne 2GX 2015: Technical Keynote
The keynote speakers cover the current status of various Spring projects - Grails, Groovy, Cloud, etc.-, what has been done so far and what are the plans for the near future.
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A Little Non-chat About SignalR
Craig Berntson shows code samples for real world uses of SignalR: thermometers, alerts, non-web applications and others.
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Cool Code
Kevlin Henney examines some examples of code that are interesting because of historical significance, profound concepts, impressive technique, exemplary style or just sheer geekiness.
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Bring The Rain: Cloud Powered Continuous Delivery
Ken Dale demoes building, testing and deploying a project in the cloud using popular services and technologies.