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Reactive Oriented Architecture with Grails
Steve Pember discusses the tenants of the Reactive Pattern and the importance of moving away from Monolithic to Reactive architectures.
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NoSQL Is Dead
Eric Redmond explains the differences and commonalities amongst many kinds of databases and takes a stab at the marketing term “NoSQL.”
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Bringing Agile UX into the University Application Process
Alexander Baxevanis, Samantha Wathen discuss using an Agile approach to the porting of UK UCAS tracking tool to the cloud: the process, design principles, lessons learned.
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Testing with Spring 4.x
Sam Brannen provides an overview of what's been deprecated, what's changed, and what's been introduced in Spring's testing support, with real life examples and tips for best practices.
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Transformation Priority Premise Deep Dive
Joseph Yao introduces Transformation Priority Premise (TPP) as a way to learn TDD.
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The Four Pillars of DevOps: Agility for the Enterprise
John Shaw discusses four pillars to DevOps: Environments, Deployment, Testing and People based on experiences developing financial systems for governmental clients.
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Tardis: Affordable Time-Travel Debugging in Managed Runtimes
Earl Barr, Mark Marron discuss building time-travel debuggers for managed languages, implemented with Tardis, and enabling developers to investigate what happened prior hitting a bug.
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Build a Learning Organization the Kanban Way
Karl Scotland introduces the Kanban Canvas as a tool for applying Kanban Thinking in a hands-on session with participants learning how the different parts can help enabling continuous improvement.
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Building Customer Focused, Inclusive Digital Services with Agile and Lean UX
Kevin Murray, Imran Younis share from their experience creating digital services for a number of governmental agencies using Lean UX and Agile techniques.
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Software Security - A Study in Technology Transfer
Gary McGraw keynotes on the internal forces and relationships active inside companies that drive them to success by managing to take ideas and transform them into technologies.
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Running an In-house Code Kata Programme - Mistakes and Successes
Geoff Bones, Luke Drury share the lessons learned setting up code kata programs in several companies, what has worked and hasn’t.
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Ratpack Web Framework
Dan Woods talks about Ratpack, an asynchronous web framework for the JVM that was inspired by the simplistic nature of Ruby's Sinatra framework.