Media Summary: The game has changed: we write interactive web applications, we distribute the processing of huge data sets and our services ... When a code-base grows beyond a certain size, any original arrangement of source files (or architecture) is often lost. JavaScript has gained the attention of programmers, once again. If you're programming on the JVM, Nashhorn is an exciting tool ...

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The game has changed: we write interactive web applications, we distribute the processing of huge data sets and our services ... When a code-base grows beyond a certain size, any original arrangement of source files (or architecture) is often lost. JavaScript has gained the attention of programmers, once again. If you're programming on the JVM, Nashhorn is an exciting tool ... You're a manager. You've been hired to run a small (or large) development team, and for the life of you, you can't understand ... One of the most common reasons for software defects is poor exception handling. The more complex the application, the more ... Whether you love it, hate it, or are somewhere in-between, JavaScript is here to stay, and is heavily woven into the fabric of ...

Business project are intensive and tiring. Tight deadlines often make developers produce the infamous "enterprise" code, the ... So hello know I don't know any other city with two conferences s conferences in the same Cinema We've come a long way down the JavaScript road. Gone are the days of 'just hack it' for the web - architecting even a small project ... Delegation of power to programmers is a smart idea. It is provably and measurably smarter than leaving the power with managers ...

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33rd Degree 2014 - Busy Java Developer's Guide to JVM Bytecode - Ted Neward
33rd Degree 2014 - Opening - Grzegorz Duda
33rd Degree 2014 - Demystifying invokedynamic - Venkat Subramaniam
33rd Degree 2014 - Go Reactive: Blueprint for Future Applications - Roland Kuhn
33rd Degree 2014 - Where's your Architecture? - Chris Chedgey
33rd Degree 2014 - Exploring Nashorn - Venkat Subramaniam
33rd Degree 2014 - Managers are from Mars, Developers are from Venus - Ted Neward
33rd Degree 2014 - Expect the Unexpected: Handling Exceptions in Enterprise Applications - Kito Mann
33rd Degree 2014 - JavaScript, the Assembly Language of the Web - Kito Mann
33rd Degree 2014 - 33 things you want to do better - Tom Bujok
33rd Degree 2014 - Rethinking packaging, modularization, interfaces with plain Java EE 7 - Adam Bien
33rd Degree 2014 - JavaScript Design Patterns - Pratik Patel
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33rd Degree 2014 - Busy Java Developer's Guide to JVM Bytecode - Ted Neward

33rd Degree 2014 - Busy Java Developer's Guide to JVM Bytecode - Ted Neward

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33rd Degree 2014 - Opening - Grzegorz Duda

33rd Degree 2014 - Opening - Grzegorz Duda

Opening at

33rd Degree 2014 - Demystifying invokedynamic - Venkat Subramaniam

33rd Degree 2014 - Demystifying invokedynamic - Venkat Subramaniam

Invoke dynamic is a

33rd Degree 2014 - Go Reactive: Blueprint for Future Applications - Roland Kuhn

33rd Degree 2014 - Go Reactive: Blueprint for Future Applications - Roland Kuhn

The game has changed: we write interactive web applications, we distribute the processing of huge data sets and our services ...

33rd Degree 2014 - Where's your Architecture? - Chris Chedgey

33rd Degree 2014 - Where's your Architecture? - Chris Chedgey

When a code-base grows beyond a certain size, any original arrangement of source files (or architecture) is often lost.

33rd Degree 2014 - Exploring Nashorn - Venkat Subramaniam

33rd Degree 2014 - Exploring Nashorn - Venkat Subramaniam

JavaScript has gained the attention of programmers, once again. If you're programming on the JVM, Nashhorn is an exciting tool ...

33rd Degree 2014 - Managers are from Mars, Developers are from Venus - Ted Neward

33rd Degree 2014 - Managers are from Mars, Developers are from Venus - Ted Neward

You're a manager. You've been hired to run a small (or large) development team, and for the life of you, you can't understand ...

33rd Degree 2014 - Expect the Unexpected: Handling Exceptions in Enterprise Applications - Kito Mann

33rd Degree 2014 - Expect the Unexpected: Handling Exceptions in Enterprise Applications - Kito Mann

One of the most common reasons for software defects is poor exception handling. The more complex the application, the more ...

33rd Degree 2014 - JavaScript, the Assembly Language of the Web - Kito Mann

33rd Degree 2014 - JavaScript, the Assembly Language of the Web - Kito Mann

Whether you love it, hate it, or are somewhere in-between, JavaScript is here to stay, and is heavily woven into the fabric of ...

33rd Degree 2014 - 33 things you want to do better - Tom Bujok

33rd Degree 2014 - 33 things you want to do better - Tom Bujok

Business project are intensive and tiring. Tight deadlines often make developers produce the infamous "enterprise" code, the ...

33rd Degree 2014 - Rethinking packaging, modularization, interfaces with plain Java EE 7 - Adam Bien

33rd Degree 2014 - Rethinking packaging, modularization, interfaces with plain Java EE 7 - Adam Bien

So hello know I don't know any other city with two conferences s conferences in the same Cinema

33rd Degree 2014 - JavaScript Design Patterns - Pratik Patel

33rd Degree 2014 - JavaScript Design Patterns - Pratik Patel

We've come a long way down the JavaScript road. Gone are the days of 'just hack it' for the web - architecting even a small project ...

33rd Degree 2014 - Power to the Programmers - Tom Gilb

33rd Degree 2014 - Power to the Programmers - Tom Gilb

Delegation of power to programmers is a smart idea. It is provably and measurably smarter than leaving the power with managers ...