Voxxed Days Vienna 2016
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | Grzegorz Duda | 03m |
Welcome and logistics: about 120 people registered and the room is nearly full; sponsors include Pluralsight and ManageThat; printed schedules are available… | ||
| Advanced Akka features | Johan Janssen | 22m |
Live demo of Akka features shows a seven-node Raspberry Pi cluster and a JVM setup with two seed nodes (ports 2551/2552), sending about 10,000 messages through… | ||
| Pragmatic Architecture | Ted Neward | 01h 13m |
Argues architecture is simply a set of answers developers ask daily and shows how that plays out: picks concrete types (infrastructure, enterprise, solution)… | ||
| The future of test automation | Gojko Adzic | 44m |
Predicts testing shifts: fragmentation grows to ~20–40 billion Internet devices so front‑end risk explodes; cloud device farms like AWS Device Farm and browser… | ||
| Kotlin - Ready for Production | Hadi Hariri | 52m |
Kotlin reaches 1.0 after ~6 years of development and ships with 20+ JetBrains developers and 100+ GitHub committers, running on the JVM and JavaScript backends… | ||
| Modern Java Component Design with Spring 4 3 | Juergen Hoeller | 59m |
Covers concrete Spring Framework 4.3 changes: annotation composability and shipped precomposed annotations like @RestController, optional constructor injection… | ||
| Costs of the Cult of Expertise | Jessice Rose | 47m |
Companies waste hiring on long bullet lists — example: a junior role pays £18k but demands C#, design and front-end, so they hire the confident interviewee… | ||
| Building Microservice Architectures with Go | Matt Heath | 01h 02m |
A microservice platform written in Go runs ~90 services (Halo had ~250) as single statically linked binaries, deployed in Docker on Mesos/Marathon, using… | ||
| Busy Java Developer's Guide to Scala: Basics | Ted Neward | 01h 07m |
Covers concrete Scala mechanics: if/else is an expression that must return the same type, val vs var immutability preference, for-comprehensions (generators… | ||
| Going Resilient | Anatole Tresch | 55m |
Outlines concrete principles: model failures as normal, build crash-only components that restart in isolation, and protect critical data in a minimal error… | ||
| Beyond the buzzword: A reactive web application in practice | Manuel Bernhardt | 57m |
Live-coding builds a small Scala Play Framework web app: a websocket front end that creates one lightweight actor per connection, sends queries to the Twitter… | ||
| From Hibernate to ElasticSearch in no time | Gunnar Morling | 48m |
Shows how to index JPA entities into ElasticSearch using Hibernate Search annotations so the index mirrors the database and updates only on transaction commit… | ||
| Building Microservice Architectures | Neal Ford | 57m |
Explains how microservices use domain-driven bounded contexts and continuous delivery to make change cheap, with concrete tradeoffs: a config service handling… | ||
| Evolutionary Software Architectures | Neal Ford | 01h 03m |
Defines an architecture that supports guided, incremental change along multiple dimensions and uses fitness functions (metrics or tests) to steer evolution… | ||
| The Java *Community* Process: how you can help to define the future of Java | Patric Curran | 47m |
The JCP explains how Java evolves through JSRs that require a specification, a reference implementation and a conformance test suite (TCK) so competing vendors… | ||
| Tokens Instead of Cookies Thanks to JWT | Markus Schlichting | 40m |
The talk evaluates replacing session cookies with JSON Web Tokens (JWT) in modern microservice and distributed application architectures, focusing on CSRF and… | ||
| Getting developers hooked on your API | Nicolas Garnier | 31m |
Hypermedia, REST, SOAP... It's not a matter of "why" anymore but rather of "how". Still, once your API is all set up, getting developers to use it is a real… | ||
| Getting started with R when analysing Github events | Barbara Fusinska | 42m |
Uses R to parse GitHub Archive hourly JSON with readLines + jsonlite, converts each line to an event, then filters for only pull_request contains language… | ||
| -XX:+UseG1GC | Jakub Kubryński | 52m |
G1 becomes the JDK9 default and splits the heap into 2,000–4,000 fixed regions (1–32 MB) and treats very large arrays as humongous objects if > half a region… | ||
| Intro to Web Components, Polymer and Vaadin Grid | Manolo Carrasco Monino | 01h 04m |
Web components are coming! This presentation gives you a solid intro on web components and why they are the future of the web. After an introduction to the… | ||
| Developer Health | Chris Ward | 42m |
Developers sit 8–12 hours a day which links to major health risks, so a mixed approach of sitting, standing and short movement breaks works better than… | ||
| Be the .txt you seek: Getting out of trouble by understanding Git | Steve Smith | 48m |
Explains Git’s low-level model: content-addressed blobs trees commits, refs as simple pointers, and how commits form parents so branches and merges work. Gives… | ||
| GitHub Archive - Processing and analyzing the billions of events generated by the w | Johannes Moser | 45m |
GitHub Archive data from 2011 onward scales from hundreds of gigabytes to terabytes and the project plans a Petabyte of data import. Data lands on Amazon S3… | ||
| Java based microservices, containers, Kubernetes - how to | Robert Kubis | 54m |
Shows how to build a Java microservice with Spring Boot + Docker + Kubernetes, containerize during Maven/Docker build, push images to a registry and deploy a… | ||
| Microservices with Java, Spring Boot and Spring Cloud | Eberhard Wolff | 52m |
Shows a runnable demo that packages a Spring Boot app as a single executable JAR, starts embedded Tomcat, and responds to curl; adds Spring Boot Actuator to… | ||
| Glue for the Internet of Things A full IoT stack with sensors, actors and mobile clie | Jens Deters | 47m |
A complete MQTT-driven home IoT stack is shown: Mosquitto brokers (local and bridged), sensors (SI1145 UV sensor, temperature/humidity bars), actuators… | ||
| Practical Scala for the busy Java developer | Jesper De Jong | 41m |
When you learn a new language, you want to learn more than just words.
You want to learn how to make sentences that are useful for everyday
life, and you're… | ||
| The courage to business logic - Business Driven Architecture | Lars Roewekamp | 01h 07m |
Codebases hide business rules under layers, generators and helpers and that causes duplicated date/zip/name logic appearing in hundreds of places. The concrete… | ||
| Apache Zeppelin, the missing GUI for your Big Data backend | DyuHai Doan | 41m |
Apache Zeppelin is a web notebook that connects to back ends by spawning interpreter JVMs (Spark, Cassandra, shell, markdown) over Thrift and runs demos that… | ||
| 10 Ways to be a More Productive Java Developer | Simon Maple | 59m |
Live code reload replaces rebuilds so a JSP and Java change shows instantly with hot reload and eliminates deploy waits, Gradle’s daemon shrinks repeated build… | ||
| Hacking Java | Sean Floyd | 53m |
Collection of concrete hacks: Lombok (AST rewrite) alters the compiler internals and reduces boilerplate but breaks debuggers and needs per-compiler fixes… | ||
| Secure Authentication and Session Management in Java EE | Patrycja Wegrzynowicz | 52m |
Java EE does not secure authentication and sessions automatically; live demos exploit session IDs in URLs, network-sniffed cookies and XSS to hijack accounts… | ||
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