Madhura Bhave, Sébastien Deleuze, Oleg Zhurakousky, Ilayaperumal Gopinathan at SpringOne 2020

Have you asked yourself, “What is Spring and what does it do?” Well, this talk is for you! We’ll begin with a brief history of Spring Framework. From there, we’ll discuss the layers of Spring and wha

RSocket is pretty awesome. It’s a fully reactive, message-driven, multi-modal, bidirectional communication protocol built with microservices in mind. But sometimes, being awesome just isn’t enough! So

Spring Cloud provides tools for developers to quickly build and deploy cloud native apps using common patterns in distributed systems, such as distributed configuration, client-side load-balancers, ci

_Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana._ —Groucho Marx Did Josh and Mario submit an abstract just so they could quote Groucho Marx? Would it be so wrong if they did? You may never know!

You write the docs, but does anyone read them? This talk covers how to write so well that developers value your documentation. It also addresses the related issues of SEO, internationalization, and a

"GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those requests. GraphQL APIs are extremely powerful as clients use schema information to custom tailor their queries to only ask for

Phil Clay, Principal Software Engineer on the Battle.net team, Blizzard Entertainment

What architectural patterns does Spring Security follow? This talk starts with an insecure application and secures it from the ground up. It’ll examine patterns that are repeated throughout Spring Sec

It’s almost three years since the inception of the open standard Reactive Relational Database Connectivity specification (R2DBC). R2DBC is driven by the community. It started as a research project to