vert.x

Philly ETE #34 – High Performance Reactive Applications with Vert.x – Tim Fox

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From the abstract: Vert.x is a lightweight, high performance, reactive application platform for the JVM that’s designed for modern mobile, web, and enterprise applications. In this talk you will learn about the design principles and motivation behind Vert.x and why we are heading for a reactive future. You will also hear an overview including demonstrations … Read More

Philly ETE 2014 – Tim Fox – High Performance Reactive Applications with Vert.x

Learn about the design principles and motivation behind Vert.x and why we are heading for a reactive future.  You will also hear an overview including demonstrations of some of the key features of Vert.x including the distributed event bus which extends right into the browser, high availability, and the module system.

Data I/O 2013 – Vert.X – Async Data from Cluster to Browser – Lance Ball

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Vert.x is an asynchronous, event-driven application platform similar in style to Node.js, except it runs on the JVM. It supports several JVM languages, including Javascript, and uses a multi-reactor event loop to handle a very high number of concurrent connections. Learn about it in this screencast from Data I/O 2013.

Come to Chariot's Data I/O Event on October 30th and Learn about All Things Data

We are holding an all-day event on October 30th, downtown in the Philadelphia Cira Centre, that shines a light on large-scale data processing and application management. In this article I’m going to explain a bit about the event’s goals, and some information on the speakers and talks we’ve been lining up.

DevNews #58 – The London Eye – of Sauron

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The Developer News is sponsored by Chariot Solutions Education Services. Get trained in Scala, Spring, Grails, Maven, Nexus, and more. Links, please! Note – I accidentally named Don Coleman our “Director of Development” when in fact, his official title is “Director of Consulting”… Duly noted. Ken Rimple A nice, involved, deep tutorial on building a … Read More