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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How the JVM executes Java
Featuring James Gough
Are you interested in learning more on the ways Java has developed and how the JVM optimises Java? Join this month's London Java Community with James Gough to find out more!
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Constraint solving in Java with OptaPlanner
Featuring Geoffrey De Smet
What's the shortest trip to visit all European capitals? Or the cheapest vehicle routing schedule to restock all our retail stores? How do we optimize our cloud machines? When do we assign nurses to shifts in our hospitals to make them as happy as possible? Which crops do we plant on which...
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An Introduction to Python
Featuring Tariq Rashid
Python is a very popular language, with huge momentum in areas such as education and data science. Come to this month's London Java Community where Tariq Rashid who will be giving an introductory talk on Python!
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The JVM as a platform for building smart contracts
Featuring Ben Evans
In this talk, Ben will introduce some fundamentals of cryptocurrency, before diving deep into Java bytecode and classloading, to discuss a new way to make the JVM environment suitable for running 'smart contracts'. These contracts have applications to distributed cryptographic ledgers,...
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Building Evolutionary Architectures
Featuring Neal Ford
An evolutionary architecture supports incremental, guided change as a first principle across multiple dimensions.
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Breaking Down Your Build: Architectural Patterns For A More Efficient Pipeline
Featuring Abraham Marin-Perez
Structuring your codebase without the build pipeline in mind may lead to a situation where your changes force rebuilding things that don't really need to be rebuilt. In this talk I'll go through different scenarios that create this effect, showing ways in which the situation can be fixed....
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Quantum Computers - The world's most incredible machines
Featuring Winfried Hensinger
Many problems are so complicated that even the fastest supercomputer would currently take millions of years to provide an answer.
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Java Language and Platform Futures: A Sneak Peek
Featuring Brian Goetz
Want to see where the Java Language and VM is heading? In this session, Java Language Architect Brian Goetz offers a sneak peek at some of the features currently under exploration for future versions of Java, both short- and long-term.
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Testing in Java
Featuring Mike Burton
The London Java Community series of events for junior (and mid-level) developers continues with a workshop on Testing in Java.
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SOLID principles for coding in Java
Featuring Omar Bashir
The London Java Community series of events for junior (and mid-level) developers continues with a workshop on SOLID principles: one of the guidelines to live by in Java. This evening’s workshop includes instruction and plenty of time to practice. It’s designed to enable both complete beginners...
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