Voxxed Days Banff 2019
who it's for
java developers, backend developers, software architects, platform engineers, data engineers, site reliability engineers, test engineers, security engineers
topics
JavaFX desktop applications; Simulink-to-Java compilation; file-based telemetry logs; EventStore catch-up subscriptions; per-entity event streams; Spring Cloud Stream with RabbitMQ; Project Reactor backpressure; Spring Cloud Contract with WireMock; PIT mutation testing; WebAuthn resident credentials; Kafka Streams geohash spatial indexing
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Dehuman future Fifth sun | Ixchel Ruiz | 43m |
Myth frames a warning: compute power tops 1.48 petaflops on the fastest machine while global connectivity lists 5 billion mobile users, 4 billion internet… | ||
| Java | James Wries | 01h 02m |
A prototype MATLAB Simulink-to-Java compiler targets a Java real‑time VM but researchers decline compilation; an autonomous Wave Glider runs in production with… | ||
| Java on the Desktop | Gerrit Grunwald | 47m |
JavaFX remains a practical desktop choice: OpenJFX on GitHub is actively developed, Gluon compiles JavaFX to native mobile apps, and JPro renders to SVG to run… | ||
| Incremental Architecture | Mike Bauer | 41m |
Small analytics startup relies on Excel on terabytes of vendor data and analysts working on tens of gigabytes each; architects build a WPF desktop tool that… | ||
| EventSourcingWithEvent Store | Scott Newson, David Buhler | 54m |
Greenfield Polaris uses EventStore (replicated 3–5 nodes) with ESJC clients in Java/Go across ~20–30 services to make events the source of truth; projections… | ||
| Building Reactive Pipelines | Mark Heckler | 01h 07m |
Shows how to move from HTTP microservices to reactive pipelines using Spring Cloud Stream with a RabbitMQ binder and Project Reactor primitives. Builds three… | ||
| Bootiful Testing | Josh Long | 01h 11m |
Builds a small reactive producer (Spring Boot 2.2, Lombok, reactive MongoDB, Spring Data reactive repository) and a consumer that calls it with WebTestClient… | ||
| Always Be Running - Long Running and Fault Tolerant Java Services | MIKE DUIGOU | 01h 06m |
Ocean robots run for months to a year and communicate over Iridium 6×300B every 5min (charged ~$1 per packet), so reliability is engineered not patched: code… | ||
| Passwords Are So 1990 | Sam Bellen | 45m |
Argues that passwords are replaceable by WebAuthn which uses public/private keys, demonstrates navigator.credentials.create and .get in JavaScript, and shows… | ||
| Realtime Analytics Geofencing Kafka | Guido Schmutz | 58m |
POC demonstrates real‑time geofencing for a steel company (80 barges reporting positions every 15 minutes) using Kafka topics, user‑defined Java geo functions… | ||
| Remote Work | Dmitry Vinnik | 01h 06m |
Argues remote work delivers freedom of location and travel, cuts employer office costs and expands the talent pool, and prioritizes value over hours instead of… | ||
| The Impact of Sci Fi on Technology | Andres Almiray | 56m |
Talk lists concrete links between sci‑fi and real products: claims QuickTime inspiration came from Star Trek: The Next Generation, points to James Gosling’s… | ||
| Packaging And Deploying 5 Java Frameworks in 5 Ways | Bruno Borges | 01h 03m |
Five frameworks (Micronaut, Quarkus, Spring Boot, Ratpack, Spark Java) get packaged as fat jars or native binaries, container images built with Maven/Jib or… | ||
| Values Driven Development | MIKE MORLEY | 55m |
A personal case study shows a boarding school adopting light sessions — forced public confessions turned culture-control — and maps that escalation to tech… | ||
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