This month we have a record three different and very interesting talks.
The Play! Framework
The Play framework makes it easy to build Web applications with Java. Discover a clean alternative to bloated enterprise stacks. Play focuses on developer productivity and targets RESTful architectures. It promotes a stateless "share nothing" architecture that can scale easily by simply adding application instances. Includes a flexible template system based on Groovy that supports inheritance and composition.
The full stack framework integrates libraries like Hibernate/JPA, OpenID, Memcached and a growing plugin ecosystem with modules like GAE, Facebook, PDF, MongoDB and Scala. It includes everything you need to be productive right out of the box with zero configuration.
This presentation will introduce some innovative Play concepts and walk you through the creation of a simple yet fully functional, production-ready, web application from scratch. You'll experience first hand the save-and-reload instant feedback of Play, without sacrificing strong typing and the compiled code performance of pure Java. You'll also appreciate the precise error reporting and other polishes that make coding web applications in Play painless and even joyful.
JetStreamQ - Super Easy JMS
JMS is a great technology to build reliable, fault tolerant, and asynchronous distributed software with. But JMS provider software can be tedious and complex to install. JetStreamQ aims to resolve all of that. It's composed of one JAR file with no dependancies, no required configuration, and reliability with simplicity as it's goal - it just works. Learn how JMS and JetStreamQ make it easy to build messaging software with clustering and ease of use built in.
WebSocket - Why the Future of the Web Will Change
An Ignite-style presentation on WebSocket, a new web standard that effectively allows a real socket over the web. No more polling or HTTP hacks to deliver event-driven data over the web. WebSocket will change how we develop and use web applications and services. < |