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Pre-release Kinect for Windows
William Fink demos a pre-release Kinect for Windows, showing its new features and capabilities.
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How to Get Groovy with Java 8
Peter Ledbrook discusses the impact of the Java 8 language changes on Groovy applications and if Groovy still provides an edge in terms of developer productivity.
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Android and Groovy, a Winning Pair?
Cedric Champeau tries to answer the question: "Android developers are used to develop applications in Java, so why Groovy, a JVM language, wouldn't be usable for Android development too?"
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Spring XD - A Guided Tour
The speakers explore the role of ZooKeeper, Spring Integration, and Spring Boot through beautiful panoramas, code samples, and demonstrations.
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Spring XD for Real-time Hadoop Workload Analysis
The authors explain how the Pivotal team leveraged familiar SQL-based queries to analyze fine-grained cluster utilization using Spring XD.
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Zero to Testing in JavaScript
Pamela Selle introduces testing to JavaScript developers, showing how to make sure that the /js folder is not becoming a load of technical debt.
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Security for Microservices with Spring and OAuth2
David Syer explores the new features in Spring OAuth2, providing guidance on what to use and when, and showing how easy they are to enable quickly.
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Spring Boot and Netflix OSS
The authors present basic concepts about Spring Boot and Netflix OSS software and how to integrate Netflix OSS technologies into Spring Boot.
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Building Reactive Applications with Reactor and the Reactive Streams Standard
The authors introduce the Reactive Streams project, demonstrating how to build applications that can connect to other Reactive Streams implementations in a completely non-blocking way.
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Reactive APIs in Spray, Akka and Scala
Jan Machacek demos creating and using reactive APIs in Scala with Spray and Akka.
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Introduction to Development on Android Devices
Muljadi Budiman introduces development for Android: setting up the emulator, using Eclipse, XML Layouts with typical controls, responding to events, device orientation, and sensors.
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High Performance Reactive Applications with Vert.x
Tim Fox introduces and demos building lightweight reactive applications with Vert.x.