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Month: July 2015

Posted on July 31, 2015November 30, 2020

Java 8 MOOC – Session 2 Summary

As I mentioned last week, the Sevilla Java User Group is working towards completing the Java 8 MOOC on lambdas and streams. We're running three sessions to share knowledge between people who are doing the course.

Continue reading "Java 8 MOOC – Session 2 Summary"

Posted on July 27, 2015September 19, 2020

What to look for in a Code Review

I wrote a post for the JetBrains Upsource blog about some of the things you should be looking for when you do code reviews (and some of the things you should not be looking at).

I’d love to get feedback in the comments for the post of things that you look for in code reviews.

Posted on July 21, 2015September 20, 2020

Java 8 MOOC – Session 1 Summary

The Sevilla Java User Group is working together towards completing the Java 8 MOOC on lambdas and streams. As part of this, we're running three sessions during the course so we can, as a group, ask questions about the lectures, get help with the homework, and (if we're feeling very smart!) help people who may be struggling (or might not have watched the videos).

Continue reading "Java 8 MOOC – Session 1 Summary"

Posted on July 18, 2015November 30, 2020

Interview: Trisha Gee on the Java Eco-System

While I was at QCon New York (probably my business conference this year!) I was interviewed by Ralph Winzinger for InfoQ. It felt like a short interview at the time, but we covered a lot of ground - Java 8, Java vs other JVM languages, the effectiveness of the JCP, and the future of Java.

Video and the transcript are available on InfoQ.

Posted on July 2, 2015November 30, 2020

My Path To Evangelism

So, I get asked a lot about how I got into technical advocacy / evangelism1, so it seems like the most cost-effective way to answer this question is to write a post about it. Warning: it's a long one!

Continue reading "My Path To Evangelism"

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