David Lucas

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President and Chief Software Architect of Lucas Software Engineering, Inc., duties include managing client relations, product development and marketing, providing training, mentoring, and direct development for multiple industry clients to include major financial, insurance and utility firms. Working in partnership with other consulting firms have provided services to Fortune 500 companies. Presented lectures and training to local and national groups. Focus on Java technologies around large scale backend systems leveraging Oracle and DB2 along with web services and messaging. Senior Infrastructure Architect at Longaberger Company focused on implementing enterprise services for manufactu...

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WaJUG - Introduction to data streaming

Config Management Camp - Your own Kubernetes controller, not only in Go

Codemash - Mutation testing to the rescue of your tests

Modeling the Insurance Enterprise

GOTO Berlin - Battle of the Circuit Breakers: Resilience4J vs Istio

Istanbul JUG - 3 performance improvements with Hazelcast IMDG in your microservices architecture

Istanbul Spring Meetup - Migrating SpringBoot Apps from Annotation-based Config to Functional with Kotlin

The New JavaScript: ES6

ng-europe: The New Router

Improve your Android-Fu with Kotlin

JNation - Integration Testing from the Trenches Rebooted

The Dark Side of Microservices

DevFest Santo Domingo - Kotlin DSL

Graal and Truffle: One VM to Rule Them All

Graal and Truffle: Modularity and Separation of Concerns as Cornerstones for Building a Multipurpose Runtime

Graal Tutorial at CGO 2015 by Christian Wimmer

A Look Back at Enterprise Integration Patterns and Their Use into Today's Serverless Computing

Effective Android Data Binding

Cloud Native Streaming and Event-Driven Microservices

Stream Processing in the Cloud With Data Microservices

Developing real-time data pipelines with Spring and Kafka

Gg Code Mash2009 20090106

Automating the Gaps of Unit Testing Mobile Apps

EuregJUG 2016-01-07 - Swimming upstream in the container revolution