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Building Great Engineer Cultures from 0 to Scale
Marty Weiner looks at how companies evolve from very early stage startup growth to big companies and many of the management / cultural challenges faced at various inflection points in growth.
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Category Theory for the Working Hacker
Philip Wadler explains why category theory is of interest for developers & how categories model three basic data types: products (logical and), sums (logical or), and functions (logical implication).
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Elm and Game Development, a Perfect Fit
Paulo Diniz discusses the Elm architecture, how to use it as functional reactive programming for web game development.
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Spring Security 5: The Reactive Parts
Rob Winch demonstrates using the reactive support in Spring Security 5, starting with a simple application and incrementally securing it, showing how to architect security in a reactive application.
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Reactive DDD: Modeling Uncertainty
Vaughn Vernon discusses how the uncertainty introduced by vastly distributed systems can be finessed into highly functioning, business-centric systems, that teams can design, develop, and reason about
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Custom App Auto-Scaler Using Cloud Controller API
Chris Decelles demos building a custom application auto-scaler using the Cloud Foundry’s controller API.
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Pivotal Cloud Foundry, Google Machine Learning, and Spring
Brian Gregory, Brian Jimerson introduce the GCP Service Broker on Pivotal Cloud Foundry and the Google Cloud Machine Learning APIs demonstrating a Spring application using the Machine Learning APIs.
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Adding Real-Time Features to Your Applications with SignalR
Javier Lozano introduces SignalR and covers the features and approaches SignalR offers on both client and server sides.
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Think Twice before Dropping ACID and Throw Your CAP Away
Andrew Gregović discusses ACID and CAP, the questions to ask when starting a new project and choosing its database in order to make an informed decision.
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Neuroscience: The Secret to Becoming a Better Agile Coach
Philiy Lander discusses the brain, what it does, how the brain changes (neuroplasticity), how stress affects the brain, how to keep the brain engaged and how to be a better Agile coach.
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Take DevOps to 11 and Sprinkle Cloud on it with Rainbows and Unicorns
Matt Curry discusses the practices that helped a lean DevOps platform team grow to support 500 developers and an enterprise scale platform on Cloud Foundry.
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Reactive Applications on Apache Tomcat and Servlet 3.1 Containers
Violeta Georgieva explains using the Servlet/Reactive Streams bridge to create reactive applications that can be deployed on Apache Tomcat or any Servlet 3.1 compatible containers.
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