Weekend Reading List #60 – Week of 2/15

Welcome to edition number 60 of the Weekend reading list with suggestions for your weekend read.

DevNexus

The largest Java conference in the US happened between February 16th and 18th. It started with the second edition of the JUG (Java User Group) leaders summit, where JUG leaders from all over the world had the chance to get together and discuss initiatives and share stories. On the 17th, the conference had great speakers, an amazing keynote with the actor and director LeVar Burton, and thousands of attendees. The 18th was reserved for several hands-on workshops. If you missed the event, look for the recordings (not yet available) and follow DevNexus on Twitter to know about future events, hopefully in-person. Thank you, Pratik, Vincent, and everyone else involved in the organization of the event.

 

 

IntelliJ IDEA Conference

Happening on February 25 and 26th, the IntelliJ IDEA Conference celebrates the 20th anniversary of the popular IDE with a series of talks that presents some of the features of IntelliJ. You can register at https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/intellijidea-20-anniversary/.

Helidon

In episode #390 of the Oracle Groundbreakers podcast, Jim Grisanzio talks with Dmitry Alexandrov. Dmitry talks about Helidon, a framework for writing microservices.

 

Pattern Matching

Nicolai Parlog gives a lot of information on pattern matching and explains that it goes much further than the instanceof operator.

 

Micronaut

Piotr Macha wrote an article that explains how to build an API Gateway with Micronaut using HttpFilter and Consul Service Discovery.

 

RSockets

Interested in RScokets? Gunter Rotsaert has written a series of articles, and you can read the first one here.

 

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Artigos em Português (PT-BR)

 

Escalando Aplicações Java

Vídeo que faz parte da Zup Open Talks, Escalando do Monolito ao Microservices com Rafael Ponte.

 

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