Announcement of the fifth meeting of the Java User Group EKB
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JUG.EKB - Java User Group in Yekaterinburg, at JUG.EKB meetings, we discuss various technologies from the Java world, share experiences and drink coffee in the name of Java!
We regularly hold JUG.EKB meetings with Java experts on the most interesting topics.
Our website jugekb.ru , community in VK - vk.com/jugekb .
We invite all java developers to the fifth meeting of JUG.EKB.
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This time we have not just an announcement, we are looking for a speaker! Surely you have an interesting topic for the report, and meetings JUG.EKB is a great opportunity to share it with the community! Write to us the topic of the report, and we will help to prepare it. And ask colleagues, suddenly the speaker of the fifth meeting of JUG.EKB is sitting right at the next table with you!
JMS is known in the Java world as a standard solution for implementing distributed work using messaging. There are many JMS providers, both free and commercial. A large percentage of developers use JMS wherever they need to send a message and process it at the other end. But there are many alternative solutions for organizing effective message queues: AMQP, Redis, ZooKeeper, Apache Kafka, or even self-signed queues on Cassandra. Why not use them instead of JMS?
In this report, we will discuss the underlying problems of any distributed messaging system, and with this knowledge we will take another look at JMS and alternatives from the point of view of practical real-life scenarios.
Nikolai is an expert in developing Java applications and managing teams. With more than 10 years of development experience, she specializes in the development of complex distributed scalable systems. For over 6 years Nikolay has been working with Agile methodologies. Currently practicing technical leader and Scrum Master. Nikolay is the author of trainings and the trainer on testing applications, planning, organizing the QA process, engineering practices.
Nikolay is an active participant and speaker at international conferences. The organizer and ideologist of the conferences is Selenium Camp, JEEConf, XP Days Ukraine and IT Brunch. Creator of the "Club of anonymous developers." He is also an active member of the Agile Ukraine community.
When developing web applications, Java developers are faced with the choice of technologies. Often, developers want to stay in the Java / XML world, choosing GWT or JSF. I will try to propose a solution that would go beyond the framework of the Java / XML world, retaining its advantages and eliminating some of its minuses. The solution from the server side is based on the Spring Framework and FreeMarker, and on the client side, AngularJS and TypeScript. In the report I will tell about the use of MVC simultaneously on the client and the server, two-level templating, a feature of using TypeScript.
Gregory Lead Software Engineer SKB Kontur, head of the Kontur.Tamozhnya development team.
The meeting is free, you must register .
Videos from past meetings can be viewed on our youtube channel.
We are waiting for you on October 1 in Co-working "Salt" (Khimikov Lane, 3, 4th floor), start at 19-30.
JUG.EKB - Java User Group in Yekaterinburg, at JUG.EKB meetings, we discuss various technologies from the Java world, share experiences and drink coffee in the name of Java!
We regularly hold JUG.EKB meetings with Java experts on the most interesting topics.
Our website jugekb.ru , community in VK - vk.com/jugekb .
We invite all java developers to the fifth meeting of JUG.EKB.
')
This time we have not just an announcement, we are looking for a speaker! Surely you have an interesting topic for the report, and meetings JUG.EKB is a great opportunity to share it with the community! Write to us the topic of the report, and we will help to prepare it. And ask colleagues, suddenly the speaker of the fifth meeting of JUG.EKB is sitting right at the next table with you!
Program
1. Nikolai Alimenkov, Senior Delivery Manager in EPAM / XPInjection with the report “Do we need JMS in the world of modern Java technologies?”
JMS is known in the Java world as a standard solution for implementing distributed work using messaging. There are many JMS providers, both free and commercial. A large percentage of developers use JMS wherever they need to send a message and process it at the other end. But there are many alternative solutions for organizing effective message queues: AMQP, Redis, ZooKeeper, Apache Kafka, or even self-signed queues on Cassandra. Why not use them instead of JMS?
In this report, we will discuss the underlying problems of any distributed messaging system, and with this knowledge we will take another look at JMS and alternatives from the point of view of practical real-life scenarios.
Nikolai is an expert in developing Java applications and managing teams. With more than 10 years of development experience, she specializes in the development of complex distributed scalable systems. For over 6 years Nikolay has been working with Agile methodologies. Currently practicing technical leader and Scrum Master. Nikolay is the author of trainings and the trainer on testing applications, planning, organizing the QA process, engineering practices.
Nikolay is an active participant and speaker at international conferences. The organizer and ideologist of the conferences is Selenium Camp, JEEConf, XP Days Ukraine and IT Brunch. Creator of the "Club of anonymous developers." He is also an active member of the Agile Ukraine community.
2. Yet another technology stack in web-app development
When developing web applications, Java developers are faced with the choice of technologies. Often, developers want to stay in the Java / XML world, choosing GWT or JSF. I will try to propose a solution that would go beyond the framework of the Java / XML world, retaining its advantages and eliminating some of its minuses. The solution from the server side is based on the Spring Framework and FreeMarker, and on the client side, AngularJS and TypeScript. In the report I will tell about the use of MVC simultaneously on the client and the server, two-level templating, a feature of using TypeScript.
Gregory Lead Software Engineer SKB Kontur, head of the Kontur.Tamozhnya development team.
3. Afterparty
The meeting is free, you must register .
Videos from past meetings can be viewed on our youtube channel.
We are waiting for you on October 1 in Co-working "Salt" (Khimikov Lane, 3, 4th floor), start at 19-30.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/265743/
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