Wydanie #150

Wpisy programistów

- Keep your domain clean in Event Sourcing by Andrzej Ludwikowski
- When to use a Java framework like Spring? by Bartosz Jędrzejewski
- My Family Chess Collection by Bartosz Jędrzejewski
- Wednewsday #17 – programistyczne nowinki by DevStyle
- Recovery from hamstring pull: week 8 by Grzegorz Kossakowski
- #2 Spring Boot 2 – Migrujemy pliki properties by Krzysztof Chruściel, Agnieszka Pieszczek
- Fragmenty a back Stack w Androidzie by Maciej Maciejowski
- My issues with Swagger by Mateusz Kubuszok
- „IT Startup” wydany i wysłany – melduję wykonanie zadania! :) by Mateusz Kupilas
- bash 4.4 on macOS by Michal Konrad Owsiak
- So, you are telling me that you can distinguish colors ;) by Michal Konrad Owsiak
- vi + which by Michal Konrad Owsiak
- Przejście na pracę zdalną jest jak rzucenie palenia [myślodsiewnia #012] by Piotr Prądzyński
- Audioteka uratowała moje czytelnictwo. Przegląd 42 książek, które dzięki niej pochłonąłem. by Piotr Prądzyński
- Different ways of squashing commits by Piotr Wittchen
- Portugalskie wojaże – 5 miesięcy przebywania za granicą z perspektywy programisty by SimpleCoding.pl

Wpisy z blogów firmowych

- Squeezing performance out of Elasticsearch by Allegro.Tech
- Co znajduje się w kodzie karty pokładowej by Detektywi IT
- Test Automation Tips: Everything You Need to Know Before Running Application Automated Tests by Espeo
- App Security: Why is it worth to implement JWT based authentication into your app? by Espeo
- Independent micro frontends with Single SPA library by Pragmatists
- Keep your domain clean in Event Sourcing by SoftwareMill
- 10 remote work myths debunked (+ tips for working remotely) by SoftwareMill
- Is SQL not cool anymore? by Virtus Lab
- Content Delivery Flow by Zooplus

Nowe nagrania

- GeeCON 2018: X. Rene-Corail / I. Balosin - Building evolutionary architectures in agile environments by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Charles Oliver Nutter - Keep Moving Forward: How Open Source Changed Java Forever by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Milen Dyankov - Decomposing Java applications by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Chris Thalinger - Twitter's quest for a wholly Graal runtime by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Jacek Kunicki - How (NOT) to use Reactive Streams in Java 9+ by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Marc Struberg - The cool and the cruel of MicroService by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Dmitry Ornatsky - Demystifying AI-chatbots: just add CUI to your business apps by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Bruno Bossola - Are you using an OS library? There's a good chance you are vulnerable by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Jakub Kubrynski - Engineering architecture by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Miro Cupak - Clean code with Java 9 by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Cliff Click - A Crash Course in Modern Hardware by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Tobi Ajila - The future of Java by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Jurgen Appelo - Manage Yourself by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Julian Warszawski - Models vs Reality: Quest for the Roots of Complexity by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Axel Fontaine - Majestic Modular Monoliths by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Charlie Gracie - Deep dive into the Eclipse OpenJ9 GC technologies by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Sven Decker - Building lightning-fast sites for the mobile web by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Marcin Szymaniuk - Apache Spark -­ Data intensive processing in practice by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Michael Plöd - Reducing Chattiness: Communication Strategies for Microservices by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Marc Philip - JUnit 5 Extensions: From Conditional Test Execution to Test Templates by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Michał Płachta - Building testable APIs using functions & meshes by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Marcus Fihlon - Kotlin EE: Boost your Productivity by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Rafał Łojek - What do Software Developers have common with Motorcycle Drivers? by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Volker Simonis - Class Data Sharing in the HotSpot VM by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Hanno Embregts - QWERTY or DVORAK? Debunking the Keyboard Layout Myths by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Philipp Krenn - NoSQL Means No Security? by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Marcin Zajączkowski - Is Spock still needed in the time of Junit 5? by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Aleksey Shipilëv - Java Memory Model Unlearning Experience by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Tomer Gabel - Slaying Sacred Cows: Deconstructing Dependency Injection by GeeCON
- GeeCON 2018: Krzysztof Kudryński / Błażej Kubiak - Deep Learning in Computer Vision by GeeCON
- WJUG #236 - Jennifer Strater: Documenting RESTful APIs with Spring REST Docs by Warszawa JUG

Nowe blogi i kanały video

- Altkom Software & Consulting

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