The Developer Catnip Episode (Ep. 57)

January 30, 2018 Jeff Kelly

Josh Long is well known in the Spring community for his insightful and humorous conference presentations, not to mention his work with hundreds of enterprises, helping them learn the skills needed to develop software better and faster. In this episode of Pivotal Insights, Josh joins Jeff and Dormain to discuss trends in software development in the enterprise (such as the emergence of reactive programming), preview the upcoming Spring release, share some insights from his latest book, and explain why, precisely, he decided to put a Blue-eared Kingfisher on the cover.

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Buy Josh's latest O'Reilly book, Cloud-Native Java, here and check out his videos in the O'Reilly Safari marketplace!
Stay up-to-date on all things Spring with the spring.io blog and This Week in Spring by Josh Long himself.
Check out the Spring Developer YouTube Channel, which includes Josh's Spring Tips playlist.
Chat with Spring experts, including Josh, at gitter.im/spring-projects/ and find answers to your Spring questions at Stack Overflow.

About the Author

Jeff Kelly is a Director of Partner Marketing at Pivotal Software. Prior to joining Pivotal, Jeff was the lead industry analyst covering Big Data analytics at Wikibon. Before that, Jeff covered enterprise software as a reporter and editor at TechTarget. He received his B.A. in American studies from Providence College and his M.A. in journalism from Northeastern University.
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