Real World Enterprise Integration Patterns workshop at JDD conference in Krakow, 16-17 October 2013
Pipes and filters, content routers, messaging endpoints and gateways, aggregators and splitters. Want to hear what is all about? Want to hear some real world stories about building application integrations with Spring Integration. Come and join me at Java Developers Day conference in Krakow, 16-18 October 2013.
My “Practical Spring Data” accepted JavaDay conf in Riga
This is going to be a great time for me and I hope for attendees as well :). I must admit I have never ever been in Riga and I have never ever been beyond east side of Polish border. I need to start looking for accommodation and flight. Any suggestions are more than welcomed 馃檪
See you there in November.
What is Software Architecture?
Are you brave enough to stand up in front of the crowd and answer this question? What is Software Architecture? Are you brave enough to go away from frameworks and programming languages and talk about design, paradigms and systems’ scalability, performance and resiliency? Call for papers is still open and we still accept topic’s submissions. Let’s meet on 12 April,2013 in Warsaw at 4Developers conference.
This time I will conduct training, “Practical Spring Data” at 33rd Degree conference. So if you want to become master in Spring Data, different NoSQL models and get to know how to write less to express聽more, come and join me on 11th of March in Warsaw.
See you soon in Krakow at JDD 2012, this time we will deconstruct systems in English, for the first time ever in history :).
Speaking at Eclipse Day in Krak贸w
I will be speaking next week at Eclipse Day in Krak贸w, about systems that fail, viscous circles, feedback loops and how to deal with common system traps. All in a context of software architecture and design, a slightly revisited version of my talk from 4Developers conference.
Great insight into modern distributed computing
Be careful you will have to ready a least twice to catch all ideas and thoughts, but it is definitely “must” read for all software craftsman :).
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