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Building Cloud-Native Data-Intensive Applications with Spring
Sabby Anandan and Soby Chako discuss how Spring Cloud Stream and Kafka Streams can support Event Sourcing and CQRS patterns.
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How Fast is Spring?
Dave Syer attempts to show, with the help of benchmarks, that the Spring Framework is not as slow as some say, and why some apps might have a longer start time.
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Fun with the Functional Web Framework
Arjen Poutsma discusses Spring Framework 5: Predicates, Nesting routes, Route organization, and Filtering routes.
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CLR/CoreCLR: How We Got Here & Where We're Going
Mei-Chin Tsai and Jared Parsons talk about the work the CLR/CoreCLR team has been doing to move .NET development forward and what the future looks like for developers working with the CLR/CoreCLR.
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TypeScript for Enterprise Developers
Jessica Kerr talks about some of the great things in TypeScript, like the flexible type systems and the possibility to test before compilation, but also things that make TypeScript painful.
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.NET Core on a Raspberry Pi Cluster with Docker and OpenFaaS
John Callaway explores creating and deploying Python and C# serverless functions on a cluster of Raspberry Pi using the OpenFaas framework.
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Secure Isolation in Rust: Hypervisors, Containers, and the Future of Composable Infrastructure
Allison Randal discusses how to obtain security through isolation in Rust using hypervisors and containers.
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Event-Driven Architectures with Apache Geode and Spring Integration
Charlie Black deploys Spring Integration pipelines to react to changes of the data stored in Apache Geode.
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CredHub and Secure Credential Management
Peter Blum and Scott Frederick discuss how to enhance security within Cloud Foundry and applications through secret management by utilizing CredHub.
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Capacity Planning for Crypto Mania
Jordan Sitkin and Luke Demi talk about how Coinbase had to deal with the cryptocurrency spikes of 2017.
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Three Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Designing Languages
Peter Alvaro talks about the reasons one should engage in language design and why many of us would (or should) do something so perverse as to design a language that no one will ever use.
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Unit Testing Strategies & Patterns in C#
Bill Dinger discusses design principles and ways to make C# code testable, as well as using testing tools such as Moq, Autofixture, & MsTest.