Coding to be Event-driven
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This talk, applicable to both Java and JavaScript developers alike, will discuss key benefits of developing software using event-driven design by using a dragon boat race.
This interactive and lighthearted talk, applicable to both Java and JavaScript developers alike, will discuss key benefits of developing software using event-driven design by using a dragon boat race with the talk attendees. Event-driven software design patterns and event-driven communication such as publish-subscribe will be discussed, and their use in modern asynchronous distributed microservice architectures vs. the more traditional point-to-point REST-over-HTTP approach.
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