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Keeping Up with JavaSander MakTuesday Jun 18, 15:30
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Introduction to Micronaut: Lightweight Microservices with Ahead of Time CompilationGraeme RocherWednesday Jun 19, 10:30
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Mastering the Linux Command LineBert Jan SchrijverWednesday Jun 19, 11:30
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Knowledge is Power: Getting out of Trouble by Understanding GitSteve SmithWednesday Jun 19, 14:15
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Upgrade Time: Choose Java 11 or the “other” one… KotlinPaulien van AlstWednesday Jun 19, 16:30
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Building Evolutionary InfrastructureKief MorrisThursday Jun 20, 10:30
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Life After Java 8Trisha GeeThursday Jun 20, 14:15
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Taking Security SeriouslyPhilippe De RyckThursday Jun 20, 14:15
Topic Description
Choosing a programming language is one of the most crucial decision when developing software - the choice can influence the way you and your team think about your problem domain and how you model it.
It can also be overwhelming, daunting or even impossible to understand all of the new backend programming languages coming up - almost as frequently as new JavaScript frameworks.
Is this new language just hype, or will it actually help our team to be more productive?
As developers, we need to be aware of the languages topping the hype curve and focus on the production-ready ones that provide real functionality. We also need to understand the exciting updates to older languages like Java and how ones like C++ are still incredibly important in a newer era.