Name: 97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know with Kevlin Henney by Coding Over Cocktails
Duration: 33 min 5 s
Description: In this episode, 97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know Kevlin Henney joins us for a round, where he talks about a collection of thoughts and pieces from different experts and leaders in Java programming and sets the record straight on why programming languages, including Java, will never die.

In this episode, 97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know Kevlin Henney joins us for a round, where he talks about a collection of thoughts and pieces from different experts and leaders in Java programming and sets the record straight on why programming languages, including Java, will never die.

97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know with Kevlin Henney

Going from a Marine into a hacker is quite the story. In this episode, world-renowned cybersecurity expert Bryan Seely tells us what it's like, as he tackles various issues hacking and cybersecurity, and what companies can do to protect themselves against attacks.

From US Marine to Hacker: A story on cybersecurity with Bryan Seely

In this episode, former ThoughtWorker and independent software consultant Pete Hodgson talks about addressing pain points in software development teams and cross-team collaboration. He also educates listeners on code-ownership, technical debt, and better product engagement in developing internal platforms.

Managing your software team's growing pains with Pete Hodgson

In this episode, Senior Research Associate from Cambridge University and author of "Designing Data Intensive Applications" Martin Kleppmann discusses how they are finding ways to make software collaboration and ownership properly coexist through their "local-first software" project, which will allow users to work offline without compromising important security aspects and user data control.

Designing Data Intensive Applications with Martin Kleppmann

Are microservices really the solution that could help make your teams more autonomous and speed up your delivery to the market? Microservices author and thought leader Sam Newman answers this, and talks about what you need to consider before you do your migration (or if a migration is even necessary).

Why microservices should be your last resort with Sam Newman

Coding Over Cocktails is created by TORO Cloud, a company that offers a low-code, API centric platform for application development & integration.

This podcast series will tackle issues faced by enterprises as they manage the process of digital transformation, application integration, low-code application development, data management, and business process automation.

Watch out for exciting and engaging content from guests who will touch on topics such as APIs as the center and foundation of applications, integrations, and business processes.

97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know with Kevlin Henney

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