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The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Tuning
Keith Adams shares HHVM insights showing how a system can become very performant if it is well tuned.
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Simplifying Asynchronous Code With Scala Async
Philipp Haller introduces Scala Async for asynchronous I/O with Futures and Promises.
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Curing Your Event Processing Blues with Rx
Donna Malayeri and Matthew Podwysocki discuss the JavaScript and .NET versions of Rx, as well as projects such as Rx.rb and RxCpp.
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Experiences Building a Hypervideo-based Web App with Ember.js, Popcorn.js and HTML5
Thomas Herrmann discusses the advantages, challenges and lessons learned in building a multimedia-heavy, interactive HTML5 application with Ember.js.
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Working with Databases and Groovy
Paul King presents working with databases in Groovy, covering datasets, GMongo, Neo4J, raw JDBC, Groovy-SQL, CRUD, Hibernate, caching, Spring Data technologies, etc.
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Road to Grails 3.0
Graeme Rocher presents the latest additions to Grails including a walk through of the features included Grails 2.3 and upcoming in Grails 3.0.
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Reasonable Code with F#
Mike Falanga shows several C# and F# solutions to common programming problems, comparing how well each language enhances the ability to draw accurate conclusions about the code.
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Spock: Soup to Nuts
Zan Thrash introduces Spock, a Grails testing framework that includes mocking, parameterized tests and an extension API.
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Clojure core.async
Rich Hickey discusses the motivation, design and use of the Clojure core.async library.
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Testing Grails Applications
Ken Kousen covers the testing options for Grails applications including testing constraints, using mocks, generating test data, the available testing annotations, and more.
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Javascript... FOR SCIENCE!
Angelina Fabbro, Bill Mills call developers to help scientists progress in their research, providing advice, a project and a JavaScript tool that could be the starting point in this endeavor.
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Gershwin: Stack-based, Concatenative Clojure
Daniel Gregoire introduces Gershwin, a stack-based, concatenative programming language with a Clojure runtime that targets the JVM.