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Efficient Fault Tolerant Java with Aeron Clustering
Todd Montgomery talks about Aeron Clustering, a new means for deploying replicated state machines in Java.
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"Yo... Ask Me Anything" - Panel of NY Senior Java Developers
The panelists discuss thoughts on the latest trends in Java, the new release model, modules, modern garbage collectors, Kotlin for the enterprise, Eclipse stewardship of JEE and more.
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Why Bother with Kotlin - Not Just Another Language Tour
Justin Lee talks about the layout and syntax of Kotlin projects, and looks at how these new language features combine to present a compelling new alternative to the Java source language.
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TypeScript for the Microsoft Developer
Joseph Guadagno discusses TypeScript, how it is helpful and some of the features it is worth using for.
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Value Streams are Made of People
Liz Keogh looks at the "metaphors we live by", and how we typically treat work as boxes and substances to be passed around.
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Finding a Balance
David Nolen discusses some of the choices made working on ClojureScript.
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Goodbye REST APIs. Hello GraphQL!
Cory House discusses GraphQL, what makes it attractive, how GraphQL integrates with React, Angular, Vue and others, and how to migrate from REST APIs.
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Meet Me in the Astrocade: Peace, Love, and 8-Bit Hardware Hacking
Rachel Simone Weil discusses the value of the occasional retreat to work on niche, obsolete electronics, sharing her experience hacking decades-old hardware such as the Astrocade and NES.
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Get Func-y: Understanding Delegates in .NET
Jeremy Clark discusses what delegates are, detailing Func and Action delegate types, and showing how to use them to make classes more flexible.
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AutoCAD & WebAssembly: Moving a 30 Year Code Base to the Web
Kevin Cheung presents a practical guide to getting legacy code to work on the web using AutoCAD as the example with the Emscripten compiler and WebAssembly.
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Real-Time, Fine-Grained Version Control with CRDTs
Nathan Sobo covers the foundations of CRDTs, then explores how Github is using them in Eon to synchronize and persist changes to a repository at the granularity of individual keystrokes.
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Git Gud with Property-Based Testing
Katie Cleary describes her experience in using Property-based Testing as a way to find casting and overflow bugs in PolySync’s Open Source Car Control (OSCC) project.