Jun
12,
2018
Event sourcing & the GDPR – Erasing your data footprint
Sick of having to agree to a new privacy policy for every new website you visit? In this article, JAX London speaker Michiel Rook discusses the GDPR and what its new laws about consent and the right to erasure mean.
Jun
12,
2018
JDK early adoption: A relic of the past
What if Java releases a new version and no one uses it? This article by JAX London speaker Simon Ritter sheds some light on the new time-driven Java release cadence and the potential future of Java deployment.
Jun
11,
2018
Architecting a blockchain for medical record digitization
JAX London speaker Vinita Rathi discusses the use case of digitizing medicals records for an African nation using the blockchain. Blockchain has increasing real-world value that may soon change the landscape of medical documentation.
Jun
11,
2018
Place your bets – Cloud versus edge
Which horse should you back in the delivery architecture race? In this article, Arianna Aondio lays out the competitions and helps you evaluate the pros and cons.
May
15,
2018
JAX Developers Puzzle
The JAX Developers Puzzle! Play for a chance to win a complimentary JAX London 2018 Ticket! Jane, Alison, David and Ben are developers in the Future.bank team. They were asked to write a new risk management algorithm for foreign exchange trading. They each used a different programming language and all...
Oct
17,
2017
JAX London 2017 picture gallery
JAX London 2017 has been the biggest so far with attendees from over 40 countries! Check out the photos captured by our photographer Laura during London's biggest Java event.
Sep
21,
2017
Kotlin cheat sheet: Tips and tricks
Google recently declared Kotlin as a first-class language. This increased visibility means everyone is looking at this programming language. Here, Dmitry Jemerov explains some tips and tricks for dealing with basic syntax, classes, and more in Kotlin.
Sep
19,
2017
Techie women are everyday superheroes
Women are underrepresented in the tech sector —myth or reality? Together with jaxenter.com we launched a diversity series aimed at bringing the most inspirational and powerful women in the tech scene to your attention. Today, we’d like you to meet Monica Beckwith, JavaOne Rock Star and JAX London speaker.
Sep
12,
2017
Blockchain – Rethinking Your Fundamental Assumptions
If Satoshi Nakamoto hadn’t done it we’d never have had a blockchain. JAX London speaker, Eoin Woods, discusses the technological possibilities that blockchain enables and tells us if the future of the internet is blockchain based.
Sep
11,
2017
It is all about microservice-based architectures
In this interview, Kai Tödter emphasise that teams have to think carefully how microservices should interact with each other, like using orchestration or choreography. The services themselves should be self-contained or use resilience patterns when they need data of other microservices.
