ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this episode, we discuss:
- Migration (lift and shift) vs Modernization (refactoring) (4:36)
- Coordination and Orchestration in the multiverse of microservices (7:46)
- Technical Debt considerations, Reactive Systems, and Architectures (16:15)
- Thoughts on tools, IDEs, and Azul’s Java runtime (24:34)
For more information, check out these resources:
- JDK 19 and What Java Users Should Know About It
https://www.azul.com/blog/jdk-19-and-what-java-users-should-know-about-it/
- Gartner Report: Which Java Runtime is for you?
https://www.azul.com/report/gartner/
- Check out Simon’s Twitter and LinkedIn profiles
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
In this episode, we discuss:
Holly’s discovery of “human-centered” design, and the value of design thinking (4:26)
When moving fast without solving problems takes its toll (12:52)
Don’t forget about your Integration Layer (21:38)
Thoughts on the business case for modernization (32:46)
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In this episode, we discuss:
Finding the right match with the Code and the Coders (8:25)
Development, politics, and finance in the modernization journey (21:01)
The Strangler Fig Pattern in the natural world, applied to IT systems (31:07)
Operationalizing things with Open Liberty (35:48)
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In this episode, we discuss:
Why an Event-Driven architecture makes sense for modernization (6:44)
Where technical debt creeps in during modernization initiatives (14:00)
What is Apache Pinot and what does StarTree do? (19:26)
Can you use the Strangler Fig Pattern at the data layer? (29:46)
For mo…
In this episode, we discuss:
What does a Developer Adoption Lead do? (2:35)
Markus’s first taste of modernizing an application built in Java 1.2, powered by pizza and beer (8:45)
The continuous evolution of choices in Java, and what that means (15:57)
How to refactor aging applications when the or…
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