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SacJUG Meeting Archive |
January 12, 2016
Rob Anderson
Mixing JavaScript and Java: Old and New
JSR 223 and "Invoke Dynamic" (InDy). Rhino vs Nashorn � vs Node.js - similar but different, speeding
things up. Using "jjs" for scripting, with extra POSIX goodness. Using JS from Java
(if time allows) An alternative to the MEAN stack (Mongo, Express, Angular, Node)
February 9, 2016
Alex Black and Ethan Eldridge
Java8 Lambdas and their Usage
March 8, 2016
Roberto Liebman
Web development with Scala
End-to-end web development using Scala, using akka-http (formerly spray) on the server and scala.js (with react/elementalui) on the browser.
April 12, 2016
Open Discussion
May 10, 2016
Open Discussion
June 14, 2016
Open Discussion
July 12, 2016
Bob Rowden
Firebase
Firebase is a high performing, NoSQL solution, based on JSON, that works well with Java.
Whether you are building an Android app or any Java-based application, Java can talk to your Firebase datastore quickly and easily, real-time and with authentication.
Code that demonstrates examples of this will be presented.
August 9, 2016
Open Discussion
September 13, 2016
Tom Parker
Building (Restful) web services in Java: an easier way
A look at a relatively simple and lightweight framework called DropWizard for developing RESTFul web services in Java leveraging mature libraries.
Includes:
exposing endpoints as web services
marshaling data to/from json
testing
deployment server
orm/db support
metrics
October 11, 2016
Open Discussion
November 8, 2016
Robin Anderson
Java Beans, Abbreviated with Project Lombok
Lombok is a library that uses annotations to generate full Java code from
abbreviated Java code, so only the *non boilerplate* access/creation code
needs to be viewed (as well as written).
December 13, 2016
Open Discussion
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