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Write Less Code with Kotlin and Spring Boot
Todd Ginsberg presents the basics of Kotlin and the features that make it compelling.
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Keeping Up with Java: Look at All These New Features!
Gil Tene discusses some of the new Java deployment features, and issues that will affect migration of applications from earlier versions.
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Spring HATEOAS: Hypermedia APIs with Spring
Oliver Drotbohm and Greg Turnquist discuss how to build flexible web services using hypermedia with Spring HATEOAS 1.0.
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Joy of Coding 2019: Lightning Talks
In this series of lighting talks the speakers cover a wide range of topics such as accessibility, TCR, OpenSCAD, progress in programming, JavaScript generators, etc.
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Best Practices to Spring to Kubernetes Easier and Faster
Ray Tsang introduces tools -Jib, Skaffold- and best practices to adopt Kubernetes faster and easier.
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GraphQL + Apollo Server + Azure Functions = Magic
Erick Wendel introduces Azure Functions and discusses building a serverless solution with GraphQL and Apollo Server.
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Micro-front-ends: The Golden Circle
Bruno Vercelino da Hora discusses micro-front-ends, what they are and what they are good for.
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Apache Kafka Event-streaming Platform for .NET Developers
Viktor Gamov reviews Kafka -internal architecture, fault-tolerance, message durability- and how the Confluent .NET client offers a framework for computation over streaming data.
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From Idea to Dev to Ops
James Ward, Josh Long, Matt Raible show how to regain some of the simplicity by taking advantage of the latest in cloud services and Spring.
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Build Your Own WebAssembly Compiler
Colin Eberhardt looks at some of the internals of WebAssembly, explores how it works “under the hood”, and looks at how to create a (simple) compiler that targets this runtime.
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FF4J: Feature Toggling for Spring/Spring Boot Applications
Sasi Peri shows feature toggling using FF4J framework for Spring/Spring Boot applications.
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Concurrency, Scalability and Transactions -- Myths and Surprises
Renan Ranelli explores the interaction between massive concurrent servers, databases and transaction isolation.