97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know
Java programmers have a lot on their minds. The codebase, the JDK, Java, JavaScript, build and deploy scripts, code in other JVM languages, frameworks, unit tests, testing approaches, programming techniques, IDEs, tools, development process, deadlines, meetings, software architecture, design patterns, team dynamics, code, requirements, bugs, code quality... and more. A lot.
The 97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know project has collected together the wisdom of the crowd to offer a distilled snapshot of what every Java programmer should know, from code to people, from Java to other JVM languages, from inside the JVM to the outside world. Presented by the two editors of the book and some of the other contributors, this talk draws from this collection to present some highlights and useful advice.
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X Marks the Spot: Navigating Possible FuturesSimon WardleyWednesday Oct 2, 13:00
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Using Generative AI to Strengthen and Speed LearningBarbara OakleyWednesday Oct 2, 09:00
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From Strategy to Practice: Insights on How Team Topologies Drive Organizational SuccessManuel PaisWednesday Oct 2, 17:30
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To the MoonRuss OlsenWednesday Oct 2, 19:30
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Things They Don't Tell You About Being a Tech LeaderMichael NygardFriday Oct 4, 16:30
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The Magic of Small Things - 10 Years of MicroservicesJames LewisThursday Oct 3, 17:30
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The Past, Present and Future of Programming LanguagesKevlin HenneyFriday Oct 4, 09:00
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Architecture and Responsible TechnologyRebecca ParsonsFriday Oct 4, 13:00
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Tidy First? A Daily Exercise in Empirical DesignKent BeckThursday Oct 3, 13:00
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The Future of MicroprocessorsSophie WilsonThursday Oct 3, 09:00