«Trisha Gee is widely known and admired across the Java industry, but do you know she is also a dream to work with? As Head of Marketing at Gradle, I finally got to work directly with Trisha after knowing her for over 10 years, and I couldn’t imagine a better partner, teammate, and advisor all wrapped into one person. There is nothing she cannot do or help you out with, and no one knows developer productivity better than her. I continue to learn and think differently because of her, and will say she is a perfect Head of Advocacy for any team.»
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I spend a lot of time observing developers programming in pairs and in groups. The thing that's easy to get used to, and perhaps stop noticing, is…
I spend a lot of time observing developers programming in pairs and in groups. The thing that's easy to get used to, and perhaps stop noticing, is…
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"An AI-driven SDLC punishes bad habits much faster than a traditional one". That was one of my many insights from an amazing off-site event hosted…
"An AI-driven SDLC punishes bad habits much faster than a traditional one". That was one of my many insights from an amazing off-site event hosted…
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Tomorrow on The Pragmatic Engineer podcast - with the legend, Kent Beck
Tomorrow on The Pragmatic Engineer podcast - with the legend, Kent Beck
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Painlessly Migrating to Java Jigsaw Modules - a Case Study
InfoQ
Ver publicaciónHow difficult is it to migrate an existing application to use the new Java 9 module system?
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Migrating from Java 8 to Java 9
Java Magazine
Ver publicaciónA step by step guide to migrating your application from Java 8 to Java 9.
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Ways to Make Code Reviews More Effective
InfoQ
Ver publicaciónWhat should you really be looking for in a code review?
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Refactoring to Modern Java
Pearson
Ver publicaciónMany Java developers today are working on applications written before the release of Java SE 8. Even after Java 8 is adopted for new features, it’s likely that these legacy applications will not take full advantage of Java 8 without significant refactoring.
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Building Java 8 Web Applications with Microservices
Pearson
Ver publicaciónIn Building Java 8 Web Applications with Microservices LiveLessons Workshop, Java Champion Trisha Gee teaches how to build a Java 8 application end-to-end.
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MongoDB and Big Data
Java Magazine
Ver publicaciónIntroduces Java developers to how MongoDB can help them work with Big Data
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Exploring Lambda Expressions for Java
Java Magazine
Ben Evans, Martijn Verburg and Trisha Gee help you get ready for lambda expressions in Java 8.
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Sharing Data Among Threads Without Contention
Java Magazine
Ver publicaciónUsing the Disruptor to do the heavy lifting for concurrent programming.
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Beginners Guide to Hardcore Concurrency
JAX London
Mike and I go into low-level detail about why LMAX's Disruptor is so fast.
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Disruptor: High performance alternative to bounded queues for exchanging data between concurrent threads
The Disruptor is the result of our efforts to build the world’s highest performance financial exchange at LMAX. Early designs focused on architectures derived from SEDA1 and Actors2 using pipelines for throughput. After profiling various implementations it became evident that the queuing of events between stages in the pipeline was dominating the costs. We found that queues also introduced latency and high levels of jitter. We expended significant effort on developing new queue implementations…
The Disruptor is the result of our efforts to build the world’s highest performance financial exchange at LMAX. Early designs focused on architectures derived from SEDA1 and Actors2 using pipelines for throughput. After profiling various implementations it became evident that the queuing of events between stages in the pipeline was dominating the costs. We found that queues also introduced latency and high levels of jitter. We expended significant effort on developing new queue implementations with better performance. However it became evident that queues as a fundamental data structure are limited due to the conflation of design concerns for the producers, consumers, and their data storage. The Disruptor is the result of our work to build a concurrent structure that cleanly separates these concerns.
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A lot of women are quietly planning their exit from tech. Not mildly tired. Not “maybe I need a holiday” tired. Done. 👉 Bakery, personal trainer…
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Received some wonderful news from JavaZone a while ago. Andres Almiray and I will be speaking about #Maven. Will we see you…
Received some wonderful news from JavaZone a while ago. Andres Almiray and I will be speaking about #Maven. Will we see you…
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"When you remove the manager, you don't remove management. You just redistribute it." Good article on the "great flattening" by an employment…
"When you remove the manager, you don't remove management. You just redistribute it." Good article on the "great flattening" by an employment…
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📢 New Date Confirmed! Our postponed LJC Meet-up at Capital One has now been rescheduled for: 📅 Wednesday 22nd July 🕕 6:00pm – 9:00pm 📍 White…
📢 New Date Confirmed! Our postponed LJC Meet-up at Capital One has now been rescheduled for: 📅 Wednesday 22nd July 🕕 6:00pm – 9:00pm 📍 White…
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Fun fact: the people who think "I don't need to learn refactoring" need to learn it the most. Starting with what the word…
Fun fact: the people who think "I don't need to learn refactoring" need to learn it the most. Starting with what the word…
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Delighted to share this article I collaborated on with Matthew Skelton — thank you Matthew. The article explores how Social Decision Records and…
Delighted to share this article I collaborated on with Matthew Skelton — thank you Matthew. The article explores how Social Decision Records and…
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I honestly don't know where the time goes when I chat with Adam Bien. He has such an eclectic set of ideas running around his head at any one time…
I honestly don't know where the time goes when I chat with Adam Bien. He has such an eclectic set of ideas running around his head at any one time…
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She got the job. Brilliant offer. Dream role. Everything she'd been working towards. She said yes before they finished stating the offer. Three weeks…
She got the job. Brilliant offer. Dream role. Everything she'd been working towards. She said yes before they finished stating the offer. Three weeks…
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👀 #Bazel Engineers needed >>> Our customer Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies is hiring…with a strong preference for applicants with #Bazel…
👀 #Bazel Engineers needed >>> Our customer Rivian and Volkswagen Group Technologies is hiring…with a strong preference for applicants with #Bazel…
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I'm thrilled to announce our first two opening keynote speakers for our inaugural Agentic Engineering Day - New Zealand in Auckland, October 21–22…
I'm thrilled to announce our first two opening keynote speakers for our inaugural Agentic Engineering Day - New Zealand in Auckland, October 21–22…
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If you have #PlatformCon FOMO, check out my blog summary of the London Live event! 🤖 👷♀️ 🤖 👩💻 This slide from Gregor Hohpe perfectly…
If you have #PlatformCon FOMO, check out my blog summary of the London Live event! 🤖 👷♀️ 🤖 👩💻 This slide from Gregor Hohpe perfectly…
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What makes me laugh, or possibly cry, is how AI has just made it more important that we get good at the important things. The things we were actually…
What makes me laugh, or possibly cry, is how AI has just made it more important that we get good at the important things. The things we were actually…
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Russ Weakley
Most people know how "aria-labelledby" works - until they hit edge cases that behave very differently from what they expect. This article looks at how "aria-labelledby" actually behaves in areas that often surprise even experienced developers, including: • Shadow DOM boundaries • Hidden elements (and a few quirks) • Empty strings • Broken references that fail silently Link to the full article is in the comments.
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Lisa Crispin
Dana Aonofriesei gets to the heart of how software development is changing in this post: https://lnkd.in/e2BHt-BG In my view, this is such a great opportunity for each delivery team and indeed each organization to establish a more collaborative way of working. Today's technology makes it even easier for people of all roles and skills to stay involved throughout the whole dev and delivery lifecycle. These GenAI tools can make it so much easier to work together, to identify what customers really need, to manage risks, to prevent customer pain. And, this technology could also silo organizations even more. Developers cranking out code, testers trying to keep up by using the agentic QE tools, other roles maybe pushed to the sidelines altogether. We've seen for decades that this isn't a path to success. Let's keep an eye on the whole picture. The DORA AI Capabilities Model provides a great roadmap. Remember, y'all, sometimes we have to slow down and learn, so we can go faster in the long run. https://dora.dev/ai/
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☀️ Robert Roskam
Some great thoughts for pair programming with agents by Nick Radcliffe: https://lnkd.in/eya7QdqE Best set of quotes: > So it’s tempting to think that Claude’s knowledge is broad but shallow. > But that’s wrong. > So Claude’s knowledge is broad and deep. > But that is wrong too. > A library “contains” knowledge but knows nothing. There is a sense in which Claude might be said to “know” something. > Claude “knows” a lot of things but doesn’t really understand what it knows
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Claudio Lassala
Event sourcing and BDD scenarios share the same mental model: both capture what has happened, not what hasn't. In event sourcing, we name events in past tense: "OrderPlaced," "PaymentReceived," "InvoiceAged." In Given-When-Then scenarios, the Given section describes past conditions—things that have already occurred. Here's what this means practically: there's no "payment not made" event because nothing happened. But "time passed"? That's an event we can capture if it has meaning in the domain. This shapes how I write Given statements. Instead of "Given I have not paid my invoice," I write "Given seven days have passed and there's no record of payment." Every Given becomes something that actually occurred—making scenarios more testable and mapping better to how (not just automated) systems really work. How do you handle time-based events in your scenarios? https://lnkd.in/gcMZHdph
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