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| DATE | 2016-02-10 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [Hangout-NYLXS] [fgreco@crossroadstech.com: [wwwac] @NYJavaSIG -
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2016 21:40:06 -0500
From: Frank Greco
To: WWWAC list
Subject: [wwwac] -at-NYJavaSIG - Feb 24 - Create iOS Apps in Java with -at-RoboVM -and- Introduction to Reactive
Programming -at-pivotal https://goo.gl/FAJNIM
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For the Java developers... :)
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NYJavaSIG,
Two cool talks for our February meeting! https://goo.gl/RcrTm2
What: Create Native iOS Applications in Java with RoboVM
From Imperative to Reactive Programming
Who: Joseph Hager - Xamarin Rossen Stoyanchev - Pivotal
When: WEDNESDAY FEB 24 2016 6:00pm-8:30pm
Where: MTV/Viacom, 1515 Broadway, NY, NY 10036 https://goo.gl/vTMigH
REGISTER HERE: https://goo.gl/RcrTm2 <--------------------
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Create Native iOS Applications in Java with RoboVM
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Use Java 8 features on iOS??? Building the same mobile application for
both iOS and Android can be tricky. With different development tools
and ecosystems, it is difficult to share code and best practices in a
team. It would be really cool if you could use Java, Scala, Kotlin or
other JVM languages to build your mobile apps. RoboVM is a tool that
allows you to build Java 8 applications that run natively on iPads and
iPhones (and Android too btw) without using JNI. Share code, tools,
libraries and best practices all in Java.
From Imperative to Reactive Programming
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By now you've probably heard about Reactive Streams, RxJava, and
reactive programming. The change to reactive however involves much more
than just learning a new API or using a hot new library. It involves a
fundamental shift in the way application logic is written from imperative
to non-blocking. This talk explains what the change from imperative to
non-blocking means and demonstrates through examples how to use reactive
libraries to compose asynchronous application logic. We will also focus
on explaining the role of the Reactive Streams specification for interop
among non-blocking libraries and components.
Other items of note:
* Feb 15-17 Devnexus - https://goo.gl/UJmlz8
* Mar 7-10 EclipseCon - https://goo.gl/jk9D3I
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Frank G. -at-frankgreco -at-nyjavasig
"Eat, Drink, Code(tm)" - -at-NYJavaSIG (www.javasig.com)
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