Welcome to DINS Java EVENING June 26
We are glad to invite all interested in java-development to the next open DINS Java EVENING, which will be held in our office at Staro-Petergofsky, 19.
At the meeting, we will get acquainted with the TextBack experience and find out how their migration from Vert.x to Spring is going. A colleague from Genestack will share his experience building a build system on Gradle in a large project from scratch.
Under the cut - more about the reports and speakers, the link to the registration for participation in the meeting.
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Alexander will tell about the TextBack service. How they migrate from Vert.x to Spring, what difficulties they face and how they survive. The report will be interesting to those who want to start working with asynchronous services and want to choose a framework for this.
Alexander has over 8 years of experience in Java industrial development, and now he is enjoying his life in a startup. He graduated from the Polytechnic School of Postgraduate Studies, taught the course “Neuroinformatics and Neotechnology” among students, and SPbPU and Dell EMC taught meringue courses in DevOps.
Nikita will describe the solution of specific problems peculiar to large and super-large builds. The report contains very little information about the basics of Gradle, some parts of it may be little understood for those who are not familiar with Gradle at all. The report will be interesting to those who are concerned about the problems of building an effective build system in a project, the number of modules in which confidently passes for a hundred.
Nikita has been programming for more than 30 years, of which the last 15 years have been in Java. Electronic document management, fintech, and now - bioinformatics. Loves Gradle, Kotlin, and everything that doesn't look like J2EE.
19.00 - 19.30 - Collection of guests and coffee
19:30 - 20:20 - “Asynchronous microservices - Vert.x or Spring?” (Alexander Fedorov, TextBack)
20:20 - 20:40 - Coffee break and DINS office tour
20:40 - 21:40 - Advanced Gradle Build (Nikita Tukkel, Genestack)
21:40 - 22:00 - Hot pizza and informal communication with speakers
June 26, 2019
St. Petersburg, Staro-Petergofsky, 19 (DINS company office)
Participation in the event is free, but please register . This is necessary so that we all can comfortably accommodate at the meeting.
The broadcast will be, we will send a link to it on the day of the event to the addresses of participants who chose the type of ticket “Broadcast” during registration.
Video recordings of the reports will be published on our YouTube channel about a week after the meeting.
Exchange of experience is invaluable, so we regularly hold open meetings, bringing together technical experts from different companies. Most often, we discuss tools and cases in the areas of Java, QA, DevOps and JS. If you have a topic that you want to share - write to itevening@dins.ru !
At the meeting, we will get acquainted with the TextBack experience and find out how their migration from Vert.x to Spring is going. A colleague from Genestack will share his experience building a build system on Gradle in a large project from scratch.
Under the cut - more about the reports and speakers, the link to the registration for participation in the meeting.
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Reports
“Asynchronous microservices - Vert.x or Spring?” (Alexander Fedorov, CTO in TextBack)
Alexander will tell about the TextBack service. How they migrate from Vert.x to Spring, what difficulties they face and how they survive. The report will be interesting to those who want to start working with asynchronous services and want to choose a framework for this.
Alexander has over 8 years of experience in Java industrial development, and now he is enjoying his life in a startup. He graduated from the Polytechnic School of Postgraduate Studies, taught the course “Neuroinformatics and Neotechnology” among students, and SPbPU and Dell EMC taught meringue courses in DevOps.
Advanced Gradle Build (Nikita Tukkel, Backend Team Lead in Genestack)
Nikita will describe the solution of specific problems peculiar to large and super-large builds. The report contains very little information about the basics of Gradle, some parts of it may be little understood for those who are not familiar with Gradle at all. The report will be interesting to those who are concerned about the problems of building an effective build system in a project, the number of modules in which confidently passes for a hundred.
Nikita has been programming for more than 30 years, of which the last 15 years have been in Java. Electronic document management, fintech, and now - bioinformatics. Loves Gradle, Kotlin, and everything that doesn't look like J2EE.
schedule
19.00 - 19.30 - Collection of guests and coffee
19:30 - 20:20 - “Asynchronous microservices - Vert.x or Spring?” (Alexander Fedorov, TextBack)
20:20 - 20:40 - Coffee break and DINS office tour
20:40 - 21:40 - Advanced Gradle Build (Nikita Tukkel, Genestack)
21:40 - 22:00 - Hot pizza and informal communication with speakers
Where, when and how?
June 26, 2019
St. Petersburg, Staro-Petergofsky, 19 (DINS company office)
Participation in the event is free, but please register . This is necessary so that we all can comfortably accommodate at the meeting.
The broadcast will be, we will send a link to it on the day of the event to the addresses of participants who chose the type of ticket “Broadcast” during registration.
Video recordings of the reports will be published on our YouTube channel about a week after the meeting.
DINS IT EVENING
Exchange of experience is invaluable, so we regularly hold open meetings, bringing together technical experts from different companies. Most often, we discuss tools and cases in the areas of Java, QA, DevOps and JS. If you have a topic that you want to share - write to itevening@dins.ru !
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