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Is Boilerplate Code Really So Bad?
Trisha Gee explores common coding scenarios using Java and Kotlin, discussing Java's evolution to improve productivity, and why staying up to date with Java can help.
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RDBMS and Apache Geode Data Movement: Low Latency ETL Pipeline by Using Cloud-Native Event Driven Microservices
Paul Warren, Heather Riddle discuss how to create cloud-native event driven microservices for RDBMS and Apache Geode by using Cloud Foundry, Spring Cloud Stream, and RabbitMQ/Kafka.
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A Journey of Mobile, Microservices, and Speed to Market at the World's Largest Home Improvement Retailer
Dustin Bennet and Jermaine Davis overview the mobile landscape at The Home Depot, where they are in the journey, and where they want to be, along with code examples in Go and React.
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How Blockchain Fits into a 125 Year Old Conglomerate
Atul Kshirsagar discusses how blockchain can be used in an enterprise, detailing how GE works to introduce blockchain, the various pilot programs they are running and the apps the tech is good for.
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Changing the World or a Passing Fad – What is Agile?
Simon Powers explores Agile as a reflection of how people think about themselves and the world around them, and how agility is impacting their lives, businesses, and the society.
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The Science of Happiness
Mattia Battiston discusses the relationship between happiness and success, providing tips on how to be happy and create a successful team.
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Serverless and Java in the Real World
John Chapin describes the nuts and bolts of building large-scale serverless applications using Java, showcasing the efficiency of Java and several examples of scalable, evolvable, Lambda apps
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Java at Scale
Steve Poole explores the cutting edge of “Java at Scale” and discusses how the use cases are being reflected in new thoughts about Java and the JVM.
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Neural Networks across Space and Time
Dave Snowdon starts with a brief introduction to deep neural networks, why they are important and how they work. He covers 2 of the most important deep neural architectures: convolutional & recurrent.
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Cluster Consensus: When Aeron Met Raft
Martin Thompson explains how consensus algorithms operate and the techniques that can be applied to make them efficient. Thompson covers the mechanics of a working consensus system.
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Applied Performance Theory
Kavya Joshi explores the use of performance theory in real systems at companies like Facebook, and discusses how it can be leveraged, to prepare systems for flux and scale.
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