Javaforum 2016 Q1

17:15 Registrering & mingel

17:30 Välkommen Tomas Trolltoft & Rikard Thulin, Squeed

17:31 Building Fault Tolerant Microservices
Despite all efforts to the contrary, faults will occur in our applications. When building an application we must prepare to minimize the faults' impact. This fact is especially evident in a microservices setting where the failure of one service must not be allowed to cascade to other, possibly more critical, services. This presentation will introduce you to stability patterns such as Bulkheads and Circuit Breakers. We will talk about how these patterns make your applications resilient to faults and how you implement them in a microservices architecture. Another important component to making your system resilient is the ability to detect and act on anomalies. Hence, we will also discuss monitoring guidelines for a distributed microservices system.Presented in English.

Kristoffer Erlandsson, Avanza
Kristoffer has been building, managing, troubleshooting, and monitoring transaction-intensive Java applications for over 10 years. He specializes in building fault-tolerant, scalable, and maintainable systems. Currently, Kristoffer is developing Avanza Bank's next generation banking platform.

18:15 Kort paus

18:20 JHipster, the best way to breed a new webapp
In this presentation, we will demonstrate the JHipster stack. JHipster brings the best of breed java backend with a modern SPA JavaScript frontend (single-page application) and the tooling to get you and your team productive. JHipster is a Yeoman generator used to create a Spring Boot + AngularJS project to create Responsive Web Design with HTML5 Boilerplate, Twitter Bootstrap, AngularJS and Spring Boot. We will demonstrate how to build a full stack application, from scratch.
Presented in Swedish.

Peter Lindh and Rikard Thulin, SqueedBoth Rikard and Peter are software geeks and entrepreneurs that like to get things done.

19:05 Paus

19:30 Reactive Java EE
There has been a revolution on the Internet causing your end users to raise an eyebrow if you ever show them a loading spinner. Join me as we take a look at how JavaEE can help us join the new era and make our applications more responsive
Presented in English.

Ola Petersson, Squeed