JEEConf 2016

Channel: jeeconf

Videos (63)

1 — How Immutability Helps in OOP (Yegor Bugayenko, USA)
2 — ORM is an Offensive Anti-Pattern (Yegor Bugayenko, USA)
3 — Reactive Thinking in Java (Yakov Fain, USA)
4 — Everything I Ever Learned About JVM Performance Tuning at Twitter (Attila Szegedi, Hungary)
5 — Vanilla Java or handling 10k req/sec per core (Dmitriy Dumanskiy, Ukraine)
6 — Performance testing for web-scale (Izzet Mustafaiev, Ukraine)
7 — Code generation with Javac Plugin (Oleksandr Radchykov, Ukraine)
8 — RxJava Applied: Concise Examples where It Shines (Igor Lozynskyi, Ukraine)
9 — Java 8 Puzzlers: The strange, the bizarre and the wonderful (Evgeny Borisov and Mikalai Alimenkou)
10 — The Java Module System In Action (Nicolai Parlog, Germany)
11 — Different flavors of polymorphism in Scala (Boris Trofimov, Ukraine)
12 — Rapid Java Web Development with Ratpack (Daniel Hyun, USA)
13 — Get along with JHipster (Dmytro Panin, Ukraine)
14 — Spring Puzzlers – second season (Evgeny Borisov, Israel)
15 — How to learn a programming language in 25 minutes (Dmytro Mantula, Ukraine)
16 — The Post-Apocalyptic sun.misc.Unsafe World (Christoph Engelbert, Germany)
17 — A step-by-step approach toward high quality OutOfMemoryError analysis (Vladimir Sitnikov, Russia)
18 — Angular 2 for Java developers (Yakov Fain, USA)
19 — The Bootiful Application (Josh Long, USA)
20 — Java EE Revisits Design Patterns (Alex Theedom, UK)
21 — Cloud Native Java EE (Mike Croft, UK)
22 — Spring Boot under the Cover (Nicolas Fränkel, Switzerland)
23 — Spring Integration: from XML configuration to Java DSL (Andriy Kryvtsun, USA)
24 — Caught in the Act: Kotlin Bytecode Generation and Runtime Performance (Dmitry Jemerov, Russia)
25 — Code optimization and performance in Java 8 (Sergey Morenets, Ukraine)
26 — Java EE Microservices Platforms – what’s in it for me? (Mike Croft, UK)
27 — Java Wars 8: The Function Awakens (Grzegorz Piwowarek, Poland)
28 — Types war: Weak vs Strong (Victor Polischuk, Ukraine)
29 — Hotspot & AOT (Dmitry Chuyko, Russia)
30 — Tricky Java Generics (Alexander Matorin,Russia)
31 — On the way to low latency (Artem Orobets, Ukraine)
32 — HotSpot Intrinsics (Volker Simonis, Germany)
33 — The Road to Reactive with RxJava (Frank Lyaruu, Netherlands)
34 — Search and analyze your data with ElasticSearch (Anton Udovychenko, Ukraine)
35 — Streams, flows and storms – how not to drown with your data? (Maciek Próchniak, Poland)
36 — Petabyte-Scale Text Processing with Spark (Aleksey Slyusarenko, Ukraine)
37 — Big Data-Driven Applications with Cassandra and Spark (Artem Chebotko, USA)
38 — Lambda Architecture with Apache Spark (Taras Matyashovskyy, Ukraine)
39 — Lord of the Spark or an easy way for Java Developers to tame Big Data (Evgeny Borisov, Israel)
40 — Introduction to Akka Streams (Dmytro Mantula, Ukraine)
41 — Implement your own profiler with blackjack and fun (Vladimir Sitnikov, Russia)
42 — What Mr. Spock would possibly say about modern unit testing (Yaroslav Yermilov, Ukraine)
43 — JUnit 5: Next Generation Testing on the JVM (Nicolai Parlog, Germany)
44 — No container: a Modern Java Stack with Bootique (Andrus Adamchik, USA)
45 — Mastering Scala in IntelliJ IDEA (Alexander Podkhalyuzin, Russia)
46 — Vert.x – The problem of real-time data binding (Alexander Derkach, Ukraine)
47 — Databases – the choice is yours (Philipp Krenn, Austria)
48 — Building distributed applications with Akka and Akka Cluster (Konstantin Tsykulenko, Ukraine)
49 — Apache Cayenne: a Java ORM Alternative (Andrus Adamchik, USA)
50 — MongoDB usage patterns in cross data center setups (Viacheslav Kulyk, Ukraine)
51 — How to cook Apache Kafka with Camel and Spring Boot (Ivan Vasyliev, Ukraine)
52 — WILD microSERVICES v2 (Aleksandr Tarasov and Kirill Tolkachev, Russia)
53 — Limits of Complexity in Computations (Attila Szegedi, Hungary)
54 — AWS Simple Workflow: Distributed out of the Box! (Serhiy Batyuk, Ukraine)
55 — The Dark Side of Micro-Services (Nicolas Fränkel, Switzerland)
56 — Java EE 8: What Servlet 4.0 and HTTP/2 mean to you (Alex Theedom, UK)
57 — Hot and spicy Java with Lombok. Live! (Vladimir Tsukur, Ukraine)
58 — JEEConf 2016
59 — Going Elastic (Philipp Krenn, Austria)
60 — How to shoot yourself in the foot implementing thread-safe counter (Alexey Fyodorov, Russia)
61 — Hibernate performance tuning (Igor Dmitriev and Mikalai Alimenkou, Ukraine)
62 — Spring JTA: Principles of work with transactions (Dmytro Sokolov, Ukraine)
63 — Hibernate, how the magic is really done? (Mikalai Alimenkou and Igor Dmitriev, Ukraine)