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Lightbend Akka for Java - Professional

Led by Trond Bjerkestrand

Are you an experienced Java developer that would like to better understand the reactive Akka toolkit? This extensive three-day course is for you! The course's hands-on work and exercises provide the perfect environment to best learn to utilize Akka with Java!

Point-to-point (REST) vs pub-sub style communication face-off

Featuring Christian Holtfurth

Building distributed applications and systems on-premise or in the cloud while making them reliable and scalable can be a challenging task.

Event-driven architectures, from serious use cases to fun robotics

Featuring Jon Diamond

This talk will explain some of the advantages of event-driven architectures, where they should be used and how to implement an event-driven solution using microservices and a cloud-based event bus.

Lightning Talk 1: Model Thinking as a Way of Working – Nurturing DDD Culture

Featuring Gayathri Thiyagarajan

At the heart of DDD are Models.

Eric Evans uses Model Driven Development interchangeably with the term DDD in a lot of places in his blue book. In reality, this can quickly get lost with lots of focus on the tactical patterns and rarely on strategic patterns.

But what does it actually mean?

Model...

An End-to-End JavaScript Stack

Featuring Dylan Schiemann

JavaScript, an easy to approach yet challenging to master language, has won in the browser because it is everywhere. It's compelling approach for creating event-driven applications, combined with incredibly rapid invention in the open-source world, is leading to an incredible opportunity to...

Reactive Programming in F-sharp

Featuring Tomas Petricek

Tomas Petricek will talk about his most recent favourite F# programming area - reactive programming.

Ittybittyboom.com and Cramp

Featuring Tom Crinson

Tom Crinson will talk about Cramp and some of the other technologies he's used in his HTML5 Bomberman clone to cope with hundreds of simultaneous players on ittybittyboom.com. Cramp is an asynchronous event driven ruby based framework to write succinct, clear code to deal with hundreds or...

CQRS, not just for server systems

Featuring Greg Young

CQRS is of great use for building things other than server side systems as most people tend to use it for.

Architectural Innovation: CQRS and the biggest mistakes teams make when applying DDD

Featuring Udi Dahan

Udi Dahan spoke at the DDD Exchange about common misunderstandings and problems that teams have with implementing Domain Driven Design. According to Udi, the domain model pattern seems to be abused more often than not. Check out this SkillsCast recording to find out why...

Faye: an Evented Server-Side App

Featuring James Coglan

Faye: an Evented Server-Side App With Node.js gaining in popularity, it's becoming easier than ever to write scalable web apps using tools we already know and understand. To really take advantage of this platform, you need to take an event-driven approach to constructing your applications. In...