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Event Description: Multidisciplinary conference made for Developers and by Developers, to learn and share on the different modern software technologies used across the companies
Date: June 13th - 14th, 2024 Location: La Farga, Hospitalet, Barcelona Event Type: In Person
Developing a full stack reactive application using Kubernetes as event producer Speaker(s): Marc Nuri Day/Time: TBD Abstract: Have you hear about reactive applications? Do you know how to get started? In this session, we'll learn how to implement a full stack web application that consumes events generated by Kubernetes reactively. Using the "Yet Another Kubernetes Dashboard (YAKD)" project [1] as an example, we'll go through its architecture and what challenges lie behind the technical decisions. We'll see how to stream Kubernetes resource events using a resilient backend built with Quarkus. Then we'll analyze how this events can be asynchronously consumed from a ReactJS frontend leveraging a Redux store to replicate the state of the Kubernetes cluster objects. By the end of this talk, you should be able to get started building your own reactive applications using a similar architecture as that showcased by YAKD. You should also be able to understand what are the advantages and tradeoffs of this kind of applications. [1] https://github.com/manusa/yakd
The chaos incarnated: Micro-Quarkus Boot! Speaker(s): María Arias de Reyna Dominguez Day/Time: TBD Abstract: Here we are, creating a whole new project from scratch and no legacy hindering us. But wait, should I use Spring Boot, Quarkus, Micronaut,... What is happening in the Java ecosystem? What do I do? On this talk we are going to create a (simple) app on those frameworks and compare pros and cons. We will build the native version, compare the source code and dependencies, and, probably, find out that the real treasure is the code we made along the way.
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Event Description: Multidisciplinary conference made for Developers and by Developers, to learn and share on the different modern software technologies used across the companies
Date: June 13th - 14th, 2024
Location: La Farga, Hospitalet, Barcelona
Event Type: In Person
https://www.devbcn.com/
Developing a full stack reactive application using Kubernetes as event producer
Speaker(s): Marc Nuri
Day/Time: TBD
Abstract: Have you hear about reactive applications? Do you know how to get started? In this session, we'll learn how to implement a full stack web application that consumes events generated by Kubernetes reactively. Using the "Yet Another Kubernetes Dashboard (YAKD)" project [1] as an example, we'll go through its architecture and what challenges lie behind the technical decisions. We'll see how to stream Kubernetes resource events using a resilient backend built with Quarkus. Then we'll analyze how this events can be asynchronously consumed from a ReactJS frontend leveraging a Redux store to replicate the state of the Kubernetes cluster objects. By the end of this talk, you should be able to get started building your own reactive applications using a similar architecture as that showcased by YAKD. You should also be able to understand what are the advantages and tradeoffs of this kind of applications. [1] https://github.com/manusa/yakd
The chaos incarnated: Micro-Quarkus Boot!
Speaker(s): María Arias de Reyna Dominguez
Day/Time: TBD
Abstract: Here we are, creating a whole new project from scratch and no legacy hindering us. But wait, should I use Spring Boot, Quarkus, Micronaut,... What is happening in the Java ecosystem? What do I do? On this talk we are going to create a (simple) app on those frameworks and compare pros and cons. We will build the native version, compare the source code and dependencies, and, probably, find out that the real treasure is the code we made along the way.
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