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Introducing RaveJS: Spring Boot Concepts for JavaScript Applications
John Hann presents the benefits of using RaveJS. Rave eliminates configuration, machinery, and complexity.
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The Revolution Will Not Be Centralized
Chris Beams shares his findings from over two years of research into bitcoin and related technologies.
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Retrospective Anti-Patterns
Aino Corry discusses anti-patterns appearing in retrospectives, providing advice on how to deal with them.
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The Old New Old New Things
Greg Young advises understanding the pros and cons of a system’s concepts and environments in order to avoid oscillating between options or choosing the wrong ones.
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Spring Batch Performance Tuning
Gunnar Hillert and Chris Schaefer examine various scalability options in order to improve the robustness and performance of the Spring Batch applications.
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Artistic Spring Data Neo4j 3.x with Spring Boot and Van Gogh
Michael Hunger and Lorenzo Speranzoni show how easy it is to get started with Spring Data Neo4j using Spring Boot.
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Spring Data REST - Data Meets Hypermedia
Roy Clarkson and Greg Turnquist provide a quick overview of the Spring Data REST project, explains fundamental design decisions and introduces new features of the latest version.
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Panel Session: Real World Boot-up Sequences
Erdem Gunay, Tim Hobson and Zach Lendon present their experiences with with Spring Boot.
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Spring Boot for the Web Tier
This talk shows what Spring Boot has to offer the web developer out of the box: content negotiation, internationalization, view templates, security, messaging with websockets, etc.
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The Road Less Travelled
Mike Atherton keynotes on aligning work with values to get most benefits from it, to be proud of the results and to make a difference.
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Why Does a Startup Build a Research Lab?
Dávid Udvardy, László Priskin share how they ended up creating a research lab in their quest for ways to keep innovating application design.
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Let It Crash! The Erlang Approach to Building Reliable Services
Brian Troutwine examines how functional programming and other concepts championed by Erlang can yield reactive services with just a change in thinking and a different approach to design.