- Java EE 6 Web Profile,
- Java FX 2.0 (all Java),
- Java EE 7
Scalability Considerations
- Vertical Scaling and
- Horizontal Scaling, and
- principles behind both techniques.
- Case study.
PaaSing a Java EE 6 Application
- PaaS in simpler terms.
- It was very important to keep things simple.
- Well accepted by the audience.
- Javalobby had published a fresh article on PaaS 2.0 --
Testing Concurrent Java Programs
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REST Style Web Services – Google Protocol Buffers
- Compared
- Content negotiation techniques (JSON, XML, and Portable Binary Content) with focus on
- Google Protocol Buffers.
- Apache Avro
Java EE 7 Platform: Developing for the Cloud
- IaaS, PaaS and SaaS.
- There are vendors other than Sun that offer PaaS support --
- But standards are lacking.
- Java EE 7 focus on PaaS -
- Elasticity which has progressed from single node implementation to multi-node multi-instance clustering to SLA driven Elasticity.
Building Massively Scalable Applications with Akka
- Akka was designed to make developer’s life easier by addressing concurrency, scalability and fault-tolerance in applications.
- The founder of Akka is Jonas Boner
- Akka is good for event-based systems, whereas
- Hadoop for batch-based systems.
Simplifying Builds (Build Scripts) with Gradle
- Gradle
- Ant
- Maven
- Gradle describes builds with only as much text as is absolutely necessary.
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