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Cloud Native Java with Spring Cloud Services
Scott Frederick and Craig introduce the capabilities provided by Spring Cloud Services and demonstrate how it makes simple work of deploying cloud native applications to Cloud Foundry.
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An Introduction to Ember.js
Ryan Doll introduces Ember.js, a framework that focuses on convention rather than configuration.
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Modern Front-end Engineering
Dustin Whittle discusses the pros and cons of modern UI toolkits like Zurb, Bootstrap, and SemanticUI and modern JavaScript frameworks like React, Angular, and Ember.
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Building and Tuning High Performance Java Platforms
Emad Benjamin covers various GC tuning techniques and how to best build platform engineered systems; in particular the focus is on tuning large scale JVM deployments.
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Evolving Prolog
Michael Hendricks talks about how they used genetic algorithms to evolve Prolog programs based on historic data from peer to peer lending markets.
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Orchestrating Containers with Terraform and Consul
Mitchell Hashimoto shows how Terraform and Consul can be used together to easily deploy and scale large-scale containerized workloads using container runtimes like Docker.
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Bringing javax.cache'ing to your Application
Chris Dennis and Alex Snaps discuss introducing caching into a Spring application to solve real world problems.
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Booting IoT with Grails
Colin Harrington explores what it means to use a framework such as Grails as a power player on embedded Linux devices for IoT & home automation applications.
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It all Starts with an Idea - Kicking Off Initiatives for Success
Craig Smith discusses techniques to start a project - impact mapping, idea canvas, problem pitch, finding features, etc. - prioritizing ideas, and knowing when to proceed with an idea or dump it.
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Components as Microservices in the Front-end World
Matteo Figus discusses creating HTML components and rendering them on the server side by using services and RESTful API calls.
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Workers, Queues, and Cache
Jason McCreary takes a look at using background job processes, messaging queues, and cache to help an application scale.
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Ratpack Web Framework
Dan Woods talks about Ratpack, a high-through, reactive, non-blocking web framework for Java 8. He showcases the framework's features and explains how to write applications with Ratpack.