Get the JRush Episode 3 recording and materials. Three experts cover evergreen software practices, Alpaquita Linux for optimized Java runtimes and containers, and asynchronous Kotlin development with Ktor.
What are the talks about?
Software development practices for evergreen software are aimed to minimize the migrations, and to adopt lean code, incremental learning, and even longer vacations. Learn the methods of evergreen development from Java backend to JavaScript frontends.
BellSoft’s vast experience in supporting musl to optimize OpenJDK and GraalVM brought forth Alpaquita Linux, a perfect OS for runtimes, containers, and microservices. Alpaquita is enhanced with a tuned kernel, modern security features, and optimized libc to boost performance. Find out how to utilize it in Java app development.
Ktor is a lightweight framework for building asynchronous server and client applications. It is used with Kotlin, a powerful programming language, and coroutines. Discover Ktor features and create a simple application with WebSockets and a database to start utilizing Ktor for backend development.
What you will learn
Episode 3 connects evergreen software practices, optimized runtime infrastructure, and asynchronous application development.
Master methods that reduce migration impact and help teams evolve backend and frontend code incrementally.
Discover a Linux distribution optimized for Java runtimes, microcontainers, and native images, with a tuned kernel, enhanced security, and optimized libc.
Walk through Ktor basics, WebSockets, database integration, and practical examples for backend development.
Headliners
Developer, Consultant, Trainer, Podcaster and Java enthusiast
Meet Adam, a certified architect and developer in Java and Web since 1995, a Java Champion, an Expert Group member of the JCP, and the author of several books about JavaFX, J2EE, and Java EE. Adam has used Java since JDK 1.0, JavaScript since LiveScript, and still enjoys writing code. Adam’s Java / Web / Cloud / Architectures live online workshops and monthly Q&A live streaming show attract viewers all over the world.
@AdamBien
Performance Architect at BellSoft
Dmitry is a performance architect at BellSoft, and one of the most active corporate OpenJDK developers. Dmitry’s job is to optimize OpenJDK for x86 and ARM, and to contribute to the development of the smallest Java containers.
@dchuyko
Kotlin team Developer Advocate at JetBrains
Anton is a Developer Advocate in the Kotlin team at JetBrains, a Java Champion since 2014, and co-organizer of DevClub.eu, a local developers community in Tallinn, Estonia. Anton’s professional interests include programming languages and developer tooling.
@antonarhipov
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