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  • Welcome to JUnit 5

    JUnit 5 has been out for a year, so what is the big fuss and why should I take the time to update my existing automated tests to use JUnit 5? In this presentation we will look at many of the new features that have been added in JUnit 5 and not only how they make automated testing easier, but allow developers to write tests in ways that were difficult or impossible to do before. If you have been wondering why you should make the switch from JUnit 4 to JUnit 5 you will definitely want to check out this presentation. See: meetup.com

  • Going Reactive With gRPC

    gRPC is Google’s option for establishing two-way communication between two network connected entities. This technology allows you to stream data from one side to the other and back again, or to/from both sides at the same time! See: meetup.com and slides

  • A Tale of Multiple Threads

    Let’s sing a story about ol Timmy. He yearned to write more complex code. As he ventured in the land of the multi-threaded grabs, He felled swiftly on despair and traps. See: meetup.com

  • CUBA Platform - Whats and Whys

    CUBA Platform is an open source Java framework for rapid enterprise application development. CUBA allows to develop application much faster using a well-known set of frameworks: Spring, Vaadin, EclipseLink and more. See: meetup.com

  • An Introduction to Micronaut and Magic!

    Micronaut is a modern, JVM-based, full-stack framework for building modular, easily testable microservice applications. In this session we’ll dive deep into Micronaut, it’s strengths, capabilities and best practices when building & testing services, functions and reactive apps. See: meetup.com

  • Reimagining Software Testing with Testify

    In a world where Microservices and CI/CD is the norm, how do we make software testing simpler? How do we make it easy to explain, to understand and to write? Can we provide developers and framework makers a unified testing tool to make their lives simpler? I think we can, but first, we have to define the job to be done and reimagine software testing. See: meetup.com and slides

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