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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Don’t keep it to yourself - openness and honesty in the workplace
Organised by LJC: London Java Community
In this talk we will be exploring the many reasons we may not speak up in different situations in the workplace. We will also look into how Apache Kafka and Grafana impact business processes and decisions across organisations.
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How Open Source is Funded - The Enterprise Differentiation Tightrope
Featuring Ryan Dawson and Mauricio Salatino
The java world has a wealth of great open source projects managed by innovative companies - the Pivotal Spring ecosystem, Confluent and Kafka, Elasticsearch, the Hadoop stack, RedHat and many more. But where does the money come from? How do these companies fund open source without compromising on...
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Privacy Engineering for the World of Kafka
Featuring Alex Cook
The privacy and security risks associated with using sensitive data can mean that long approval processes counter the ease of engineering and time-saving benefits that Kafka provides. In this talk Alex Cook will cover privacy attacks that Kafka data streams are particularly vulnerable to, and...
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Memory Buffer Recycling
Featuring Rafal Foltyński
Most developers heard about object pool or flyweight pattern, many of them actually implemented one, but probably just a few tried to apply it directly to memory and expand/shrink the pool on the fly. The main purpose of this talk is to show the main challenges of writing a resizable pool of...
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Acceptance Testing in Microservices
Featuring Dimos Raptis
Microservices is being widely adopted as an architectural pattern during the last decade thanks to the business agility it enables. This pattern incentivises teams owning separate business domains to move as independently as possible. However, the need remains to test and verify that all these...
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Get better at what you do—with intent
Featuring Sergey Soloviov
As a free-lancer you want to bring more value and charge more for it. But you’re on your own to build out your skill set. If you don’t help yourself, no one else will. All it takes is showing intent. In this talk, we’ll look at tactics that one can use to build a little system to push your own...
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Write Now, Run Anytime
Featuring Neil C Smith
Neil is developer of PraxisLIVE, an open-source hybrid-visual IDE for live programming, built on top of the NetBeans platform. While the IDE is primarily aimed at creative coders, its underlying forest-of-actors runtime supports real-time coding Java in general.
PraxisCORE brings aspects of...
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Distilling Agile for Effective Execution
Featuring Omar Bashir
The objective of agility in software is to fulfil evolving customer requirements while delivering high quality software on time and within budget. A number of agile methodologies have been developed promising to achieve this objective. But their adoption has proven to be challenging leading to...
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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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