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How to Structure Your Bot with Clarke
Hugo Hache introduces Clarke, a Ruby DSL library designed to build conversational bots.
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Nonconformist Resilience: DB-backed Job Queues
John Mileham presents how they use, deploy Delayed::Job (a database-backed job queue) at Betterment for its transactional enqueue semantics, safe retry with exponential backoff, and its storage model.
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From Front-end to Full Stack with Elixir & Phoenix
Lauren Tan discusses how one can create web applications with Elixir and Phoenix.
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Exploring UI Composition in Aurelia
Rob Eisenberg looks at Aurelia’s approach to UI composition through an exploration of its component model with configuration models based on JavaScript decorators and metadata.
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React+Redux at Scale
Daniel Cousineau looks at how React and Redux scale, not just in terms of quantitative performance, but in terms of architecture and team participation.
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Elm and Phoenix: Two FP Flavors That Taste Great Together
Josh Adams discusses the basics of creating apps in Elm with a Phoenix back-end, using real-world examples of how the two work together in Firestorm, an open-source forum engine.
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What Does Speed Mean in Software Product Delivery?
Jason Yip explores the way of thinking about "high velocity" and gives specific examples of concepts and practices to try from his experiences at ThoughtWorks and Spotify.
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Avoiding React Performance Pitfalls
Alex Grigoryan discusses the performance problems found and their solutions moving from Backbone/Java to React/Node.js at @WalmartLabs.
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Migrating Speedment to Java 9
Dan Lawesson talks about his experience migrating Speedment to Java 9.
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The Java Evolution of Eclipse Collections
Kristen O'Leary talks about some of the newest features from the 8.0.0 release including the use of Java 8 features such as Collectors, Optional and SummaryStatistics.
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Fearless AWS Lambdas
John Chapin overviews JVM on AWS Lambda, and gives strategies, tips, and examples for developing efficient, performant AWS Lambda functions in a variety of JVM languages.
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Clojure Spec: Expressing Data Constraints without Types
Alex Miller introduces Clojure Spec which can be used for program validation, documentation, destructuring, instrumentation, data generation, and automatic generative testing.