JEEConf 2018

Channel: jeeconf

Videos (45)

1 — Easy microservices with JHipster (Sendil Kumar, Netherlands)
2 — Consumer Driven Contracts – what is there in store for Java? (Yura Nosenko, Ukraine) [RU]
3 — Testing Spring Boot application in post-JUnit 4 world (Yura Nosenko, Ukraine) [RU]
4 — The anatomy of Spring Data (Maksym Govorischev, Ukraine) [RU]
5 — Building scalable WebSocket backend (Konstantin Slisenko, Belarus)
6 — 2b or !2b with reactive Spring (Oleh Dokuka and Igor Lozynskyi, Ukraine) [RU]
7 — Camel microservices with Spring Boot and Kubernetes (Claus Ibsen, Denmark)
8 — Improving your Test Driven Development in 45 minutes (Jakub Nabrdalik, Poland)
9 — Dive into the Internet of Things with Java 9/10 (Alexander Belokrylov, Russia) [RU]
10 — Bootiful Kotlin (Josh Long, USA)
11 — Kotlin strives for Deep Learning (Izzet Mustafaiev, Ukraine) [RU]
12 — Automating experiments with Kotlin DSL (Aleksandr Tarasov, Russia) [RU]
13 — Kotlin: lazy language for lazy people (Marharyta Nedzelska, Ukraine) [RU]
14 — Kotlin decompiled. The closer look on comparisionjava with Java. (Ruslan Klymenko, Ukraine) [RU]
15 — Clojure Bits in JVM Universe (Anatoly Polinsky, USA)
16 — Reactive stream processing with Akka Streams (Johan Andrén, Sweden)
17 — Building event sourced systems with Kafka Streams (Amitay Horwitz, Israel)
18 — The journey from queues to data pipeline streams (Shlomi Shemesh, Israel)
19 — Clustered Event Sourcing and CQRS with Akka and Java (Hugh McKee, USA)
20 — In-memory stream processing with Hazelcast Jet (Nazarii Cherkas, Ukraine) [UA]
21 — Gradle how to’s (Serhii Belei, Ukraine) [UA]
22 — Docker as productivity boost for Java developer (Igor Dmitriev, Ukraine) [RU]
23 — Spring Boot and Xtend: black magic session with exposure (Andrey Kogun, Russia) [RU]
24 — Fast and accurate metrics. Is it actually possible? (Bogdan Storozhuk, Ukraine) [RU]
25 — Atomix & Distributed Fighters (Andriy Rymar, Ukraine) [UA]
26 — Virtual machine for regular expressions (Alexander Yakushev, Ukraine)
27 — Class Data Sharing in the HotSpot VM (Volker Simonis, Germany)
28 — Beyond the Java ecosystem – integrating platforms and languages (Tamas Rozman, Hungary)
29 — From HashMaps to Redis: Contests’ evolution (Matvey Maslov, Ukraine) [RU]
30 — We merged Cassandra and Solr under an unified API: guess what happened? (Benoit Doumas, Hungary)
31 — Natural language processing pipeline with Apache Spark (Vitalii Kotliarenko, Ukraine) [RU]
32 — Big data analytics using a custom SQL engine (Andrii Tsvelodub, Ukraine) [RU]
33 — 15 Years of Spring: Evolving a Java Application Framework (Juergen Hoeller, Austria)
34 — 50 Shades of Data – how, when and why Big, Relational, NoSQL, Elastic (Lucas Jellema, Netherlands)
35 — Spring Framework 5: Feature Highlights & Hidden Gems (Juergen Hoeller, Austria)
36 — Developing multiplatform projects in Kotlin (Dmitry Jemerov, Germany) [RU]
37 — Graal, Truffle, SubstrateVM and other perks (Oleg Chirukhin, Russia) [RU]
38 — What does it take to manage remote teams? (Sinan Ata, Turkey)
39 — Refactoring Monolith to Microservices (Orkhan Gasimov, Ukraine) [RU]
40 — Hexagonal Architecture with Spring Boot (Mikalai Alimenkou, Ukraine) [RU]
41 — Designing Fault Tolerant Microservices (Orkhan Gasimov, Ukraine) [RU]
42 — Containerising bootiful microservices (Ivan Vasyliev, Ukraine) [RU]
43 — Decomposing Java applications (Milen Dyankov, Poland)
44 — How to build a crypto trading platform with Spring 5 and Reactor 3 (Oleh Dokuka, Ukraine) [RU]
45 — Building Event-Driven Microservices with Event Sourcing and CQRS (Lidan Hifi, Israel)