Videos for Cloud Computing Software Development
Mobile app development is moving toward a client/cloud paradigm, including a thin client built with HTML5 plus PhoneGap or Java for accessing native device features and connected to cloud services via REST APIs.
Java PaaS platforms have been growing like mushrooms, and many Java developers are confused about which one to use and whether Java PaaS makes sense for their applications.
The deployment destination for enterprise Java is going through its biggest transformation since the creation of the application server. This session explores the marriage of Java PaaS and ALM and discusses how a new integration of these technologies is ready to transform the workflow of application development.
At iPaper we had a not too uncommon problem: growth that was tough to keep up with using traditional hosting. Just moving everything to the cloud wasn’t an option since we already had a large system running, and not everything fit the Cloud options available.
While many get stuck in the translation of traditional application architectures and software development processes to the Cloud, Continuous Delivery is a cutting-edge approach that complements the shift. This video discusses how companies can create, move and maintain applications in serviced environments combining the techniques of continuous integration, process and …
Learn how to scale an Express and Socket.io based chat application that uses Redis as session store and RabbitMQ as PubSub service.
As the software world continues to shift to cloud based solutions, testing professionals are expected to provide answers to the new questions: How quickly will the system respond? How many machines (servers, load balancers, switches, etc.) do we need? What happens when a machine (or a rack, cluster, data-center) fails? …
With today’s heterogeneous system/application environments, enterprise developers and architects are often faced with complex integration challenges that often result in Moloch-like code. This session introduces common enterprise application integration (EAI) patterns that can easily be used to integrate Java EE applications into heterogeneous system environments.
