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Traditionally we tend to design a test suite following the Testing Pyramid model to get a good balance between confidence and feedback speed. But the Testing Pyramid emphasizes low-level, isolated uni

Traditionally we tend to design a test suite following the Testing Pyramid model to get a good balance between confidence and feedback speed. But the Testing Pyramid emphasizes low-level, isolated uni

Static websites are exploding in popularity due to their simplicity, performance and free hosting with Github Pages. In this session, we will review how modern static sites work, and how to use Hugo t

When should customize open source? As Coté says in this episode, if you have to ask, the answer is no. Rick Clark and he discuss strategic considerations for going beyond just using and embedding open

While we can't get together in person to discuss, share and shape the future of advanced data technologies, we can still learn from each other online! Join us at the APJ Greenplum Summit 2020, for a s

Coté goes through his opening talk for “round tables” and “fireside” chats. Also, he answers the age old work-form-home question: are cucumbers good enough to transform seven month olds into good offi

When was the last time you got a Kubernetes cluster up and running and said, “Welp, now we’re done”? Probably never. The cluster is only one part of the puzzle. In this demo, you will see eight open s

Please join Nate Schutta and Brian Sletten, a liberal arts-educated software engineer with a focus on forward-leaning technologies. His experience has spanned many industries including retail, banking

In this episode, Coté is joined by Rick Clark and Sophie Seiwald to discuss management challenges of remote working. You know the drill: everyone has been working from home since the spring, taking aw

You don’t have to make an A on everything, try for more B’s and C’s, even F’s. Doing perfect on every project is a path to failure, if not misery. So, why not be OK doing less than perfect on some pro

This week, Mario will be exploring stacks and layers of buildpacks for your spring boot project. === Mario Gray Mario is a principal technologist at VMware with more than 20 years of experience in s

Real love in the modern rom-com world means having to do some seriously outrageous things. Join Spring Developer Josh Long (@starbuxman) as he pursues production - and avoids disaster - with Spring an

Spring Security was born in the days of server-generated HTML, when JavaScript was that annoying little brother you avoided but couldn’t keep from following you around. Now, JavaScript is all grown-up

When it comes to digital transformation, kubernetes, and app development, executives are always stressed about skills gaps. They don’t think staff people are up to the tasks and they don’t have the bu

Doing test-driven development is the best way to maintain software release speed and avoid “legacy” software slowing you down. Coté lays out what TDD is, why it helps you avoid legacy slow-downs, and

Most development teams forget to do a key activity: measuring the success of new features. Teams need to create metrics that will validate or invalidate the assumptions behind the feature and also alt

Most meetings should result in a decision. However, most meetings are not run well enough to get a decision. Today, I summarize the method Pivotal Labs uses to find The One Thing to Work On. It's from

Real love in the modern rom-com world means having to do some seriously outrageous things. Join Spring Developer Josh Long (@starbuxman) and his special guest Paul Czarkowski (@pczarkowski) as they pu

More than likely, your initial ideas for your apps will be wrong. You’re probably not even solving the most important problems. Pivotal Lab’s “Discovery and Framing” process is built around making sur

Los contenedores y las plataformas de orquestación forman parte de la caja de herramientas del desarrollador. Es dificil estandarizar el empaquetamiento y el despliegue de aplicaciones con Spring Boot