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TOP 20 JAVA INFLUENCERS OF 2019

Who are the most influential Java people in the Twittersphere? After analyzing thousands of accounts, we created a list of people that every Java enthusiast or pro should be following.

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TOP 20 JAVA INFLUENCERS OF 2017

Who are the most influential Java people in the Twittersphere? After analyzing thousands of accounts, we created a list of people that every Java enthusiast or pro should be following.

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Zero to Hero Trainings Series: High Performance Java Persistence with Vlad MIHALCEA

This training is to be held in english! Targetgroup are Developers with at least one year experience in JPA. Biography of speaker Vlad MihalceaVlad Mihalcea is a Java Champion, CEO of Hypersistence, working as a Developer Advocate for the Hibernate project. He is passionate about enterprise systems, data access frameworks, and distributed systems. He wrote hundreds of articles about Hibernate on his blog, and he has a gold badge for the Hibernate, Java, and JPA tags on StackOverflow. He’s also the author of the High-Performance Java Persistence book.The course agenda (TOC):Day 1Introduction- O/R Mismatch- JPA vs Hibernate- Schema ownership and incremental migrations- Integration testing strategiesHibernate Connection Management- Connection Providers- Connection Monitoring- Statement Logging and count validator    Basic Mappings- Types- Entity- Embedded- JPA Identifiers- Legacy and enhanced identifier generators (hilo, pooled-lo)    Relationships- Many-to-One- One-to-One- One-to-Many- Many-to-Many- Embedded CollectionsDay 2Inheritance- Single table inheritance caveats- Joined table inheritance caveats- Composition vs inheritance    Entity state transitions- Flushing basics- AUTO flush caveats- Dirty checking- Flush operation order- Bytecode enhancement dirty checking    Batch updates and ResultSet fetching- JDBC batching- How to batch INSERT and UPDATE statements- How to batch DELETE statements    Fetching- Natural key- DTO projections- Entity queries- LAZY vs EAGER- Query-time fetching    Day 3Concurrency control- Isolation levels and database concurrency control- Preventing lost updates in long conversations- Logical vs physical clock optimistic locking- Hibernate collections optimistic locking- Version-less optimistic locking- Java Persistence locking  – Explicit OPTIMISTIC Lock Mode  – OPTIMISTIC_FORCE_INCREMENT Lock Mode  – PESSIMISTIC_FORCE_INCREMENT Lock Mode  – PESSIMISTIC_READ and PESSIMISTIC_WRITE Lock ModesCaching- Database caching- Application caching- Second-level cache entries- Cache synchronization strategies- READ_ONLY CacheConcurrencyStrategy- NONSTRICT_READ_WRITE CacheConcurrencyStrategy- READ_WRITE CacheConcurrencyStrategy- TRANSACTIONAL CacheConcurrencyStrategy- Collection Cache- Query Cache

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Java at Speed: Building a Better JVM | Software Architecture Conference | QCon New York

Getting the best performance out of your Java applications can often be a challenge due to the managed environment nature of the JVM and the non-deterministic behaviour that this introduces. This session will start by looking at what we mean by speed and how the JVM, whilst extremely powerful, means we don’t always get the performance characteristics we want. We’ll then move on to discuss the three key features of the Zing JVM that address these issues: The Falcon JIT compiler that leverages the LLVM open source project to provide optimisations specific to the newest CPU architectures using features like AVX2. ReadyNow, which allows details of speculative optimisations and JIT profiling to be logged on production systems. ReadyNow! profiles can then be used to substantially reduce the warm up and deoptimisation issues that affect performance when restarting an application. The C4 garbage collector, which eliminates GC pauses that affect the performance of an application even after all hot code paths have been compiled and optimised.

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Apache Netbeans Day 2019 UK

Apache NetBeans Day 2019 – UKSummary NetBeans wouldn’t be NetBeans without the regularly occurring NetBeans Days. These are community events that happen all over the world, organized by enthusiastic NetBeans community members. This year we’re delighted to be hosted by Cerner UK in London Paddington W2, who have for 40 years, worked at the intersection of Healthcare and Information Technology. Apache NetBeans Day welcomes you to join in, participate and network with others in the Apache NetBeans community on Friday, September 27th 2019. Schedule 9:30 Registration and Coffee10:30 Apache NetBeans Status Report (Geertjan Wielenga)11:00 Writing and executing Scala with the NetBeans Scala plugin (Chris Luff)11:45 Enterprise JavaScript development with Apache NetBeans (Geertjan Wielenga)12:15 Write Now, Run Anytime (Neil Smith)13:00 Lunch14:00 WorkshopsWhat’s new in Java (Jan Lahoda)15:15 Workshops16:30 Wrap up & Pub! Registration If you simply wish to attend this free event, bring your projects, your questions, and your code along, there’ll be opportunities to discuss, share, solve problems, and hack together during this event. Access to the event location is strictly controlled and registration is required. You may be asked for identification before being given you access card for the day.Speakers need not register but you will need to have been confirmed on the schedule for your name to added to the building access list. Speakers We are still accepting speakers to run workshops/talks/hacks/skills sessions. There is a discussion on Users mailing list for Apache NetBeans entitled “Calling for Speakers at NetBeans Day London 2019”. You can reply to that email chain with your proposal or alternatively contact me directly. The rules for acceptable topics are pretty simple, we can cover any topic or technology, but it must be applicable to NetBeans as an IDE or Platform.  The capacity exists to run parallel streams in both the AM and PM with the exception of the Apache Status Report, so there are plenty of opportunities to share your expertise. Note: This schedule is a living document presently and is subject to change.

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GOTO Amsterdam 2019

Created for developers, by developers, GOTO Conferences are focused on bringing the best minds in the software community and the most interesting topics to light