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From Source to Bytecode: Deep Dive into the Groovy Compiler
Cédric Champeau explores the Groovy compiler. He discusses parsing, abstract syntax tree, type checking, type inference, bytecode and verifier.
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JavaScript in Detail
Joseph Andaverde discusses some of the most commonly misunderstood concepts in JavaScript - closures, variable hoisting, the this keyword, and prototypal inheritance.
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What If There Were No Rules?
Ben Gracewood explains how to grow a SaaS Product Engineering Team from 8 to 80 (and beyond) while driving simplicity by actively shedding rules and regulations.
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Human Computer Interaction: Dystopian Economics
Dusty Burwell discusses about the negative effects of developing software and the potential problems it creates.
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12 Factor or Cloud Native Apps for Spring Developers
Cornelia Davis discusses the Twelve Factor App (12factor.net), which describes elements of cloud native applications. She takes a look at each factor and how Spring and Cloud Foundry satisfy them.
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Developer Experience with Spring Cloud
Spencer Gibb and Dave Syer explore a range of options for development with Spring Cloud, starting with deploying everything locally to a local development solution.
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Modern Java Component Design with Spring Framework 4.2
Juergen Hoeller presents selected Spring Framework 4 component model highlights, with a focus on the upcoming Spring Framework 4.2 and a selection of Java 8 enabled features, also code examples.
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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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Bringing javax.cache'ing to your Application
Chris Dennis and Alex Snaps discuss introducing caching into a Spring application to solve real world problems.