LJC: London Java Community
Topics covered:The LJC is the Java User Group in London. It has over 3000 members has been meeting at Skills Matter since 2007, was founded by Barry Cranford and is organised by a committee of passionate Java Enthusiasts.
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London Java Community April
Organised by LJC: London Java Community
London Java Community will be here with Omar Bashir who will be showing us how to distil agile for an effective execution! Don't miss out!
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Testing Microservices
Featuring Abraham Marin-Perez and Daniel Bryant
Testing microservices is challenging. Dividing a system into components (à la microservices) naturally creates inter-component dependencies, and each service has its own performance and fault-tolerance characteristics that need to be validated during development, the QA process, and continually...
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Clustering and Distributed Data: The Winning Combination?
Featuring Patrick Altaie
For a mission-critical system such as payment processing for a bank, you need complete assurance that the system is fault-tolerant and can gracefully handle periods of unavailability, network SNAFUs, and other associated software fun and games.
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The Future of Java with Simon Maple and Heather VanCura
Featuring Heather VanCura and Simon Maple
Simon Maple and Heather VanCura who will give us an overview on the future of Java. Following this, you will have the opportunity to download and try out Java 12 early access builds and give your feedback before its release in March 2019.
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Rolling Your Own: Domain-Specific Languages in Java
Domain-specific languages (DSLs, or “little languages” as they’re sometimes known) can have great benefits for making your source code more readable, correct, and maintainable and overall provide improvements to the efficiency of the whole team.
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Rolling Your Own: Domain-Specific Languages in Java
Featuring Dr Steffen Zschaler
Domain-specific languages (DSLs, or “little languages” as they’re sometimes known) can have great benefits for making your source code more readable, correct, and maintainable and overall provide improvements to the efficiency of the whole team. Everybody has seen and used DSLs before, be it good...
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Why Devs Hate Agile and What to do About It
Featuring Allan Kelly
The current success of Agile is based on theft. Agile was stolen from developers and is now imposed back. No wonder developers roll their eyes when Agile is mentioned!
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Journeys to Cloud Native Architecture: Sun, Sea and Emergencies
Featuring Nicki Watt
For many businesses looking to embrace modern business practices, deliver and scale faster, adopting a Cloud Native mindset and architecture makes sense. In this talk Nicki Watt, from OpenCredo, will explore the realities of making that journey for a number of clients. Far from being a smooth...
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