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Panel: Which Java Vendor Should I Choose?
The panelists provide an animated discussion to help people pick which JDK makes sense for their organization.
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Beyond Entitlements for Cloud-native
Chandra Guntur and Hong Liu show how they use Open Policy Agent with Spring Boot and HOCON to produce a responsibility management solution that scales to volume and performance needs.
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The Trouble with Memory
Kirk Pepperdine takes a look at the telltale signs that a JVM based application is in the 60% memory inefficiency area, and demonstrates the steps one can take to attack this problem.
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Are We Really Cloud-Native?
Bert Ertman talks about Cloud-native, what it takes to do it right and what it means to do application development right in the cloud.
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Quarkus and GraalVM: Booting Hibernate at Supersonic Speed, Subatomic Size
Sanne Grinovero discusses how Quarkus was created, how it works and how it’s able to get complex libraries such as Hibernate ORM compatible with GraalVM native images.
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Reactive Spring
Josh Long discusses Spring Framework 5 and its support for reactive programming.
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Graal: How to Use the New JVM JIT Compiler in Real Life
Chris Thalinger discusses how to use Graal with JDK 10, how to compile an upstream Graal version, and what to look out for when using it for benchmarking or even in production.
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Serverless Java
Ivar Grimstad presents a gentle introduction to serverless and FaaS, what it means for developers, and why it is important to understand this paradigm.
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Functional Composition
Chris Ford shows how to make music starting with the basic building block of sound, the sine wave, and gradually accumulates abstractions culminating in a canon by Johann Sebastian Bach.
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Maximizing Performance with GraalVM
Thomas Wuerthinger discusses the best practices for Java code and compiler configurations to maximize performance with GraalVM and how to measure performance in a reliable manner.
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Java Futures, 2019 Edition
Java Language Architect Brian Goetz gives a tour of some of the features coming to Java next.
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Why Continuations are Coming to Java
Ron Pressler discusses and compares the various techniques of dealing with concurrency and IO in both pure functional and imperative programming languages.