«Trisha has been once of the instrumental forces of nature behind the success of the London Java Community (LJC) aka London Java Users Group. She has been heavily involved in a wide variety of roles including: organising events, welcoming new members, giving technical talks, serving as one of the JCP (the global Java standards body) representatives and of course encouraging diversity within the community. The LJC has grown to ~2000 members from its inception 3 years ago with weekly events, regular blog posts and a podcast. It's due in no small part to Trisha's passion and ability to lead communities that this has been possible.»
Trisha Gee
Sevilla, Andalucía, España
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So Helen Scott and I had the crazy idea to run the London Landmarks Half Marathon Limited #halfmarathon together next year, because she just had an…
So Helen Scott and I had the crazy idea to run the London Landmarks Half Marathon Limited #halfmarathon together next year, because she just had an…
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Pasta and computers? You may be asking yourself what does pasta have to do with computers - this was all part of the fun of the LJC Summer…
Pasta and computers? You may be asking yourself what does pasta have to do with computers - this was all part of the fun of the LJC Summer…
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How many times in the last 6 months have you felt the pain of needing buy-in and there is always something in the way? This is one of the most…
How many times in the last 6 months have you felt the pain of needing buy-in and there is always something in the way? This is one of the most…
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Painlessly Migrating to Java Jigsaw Modules - a Case Study
InfoQ
Ver publicaciónHow difficult is it to migrate an existing application to use the new Java 9 module system?
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Migrating from Java 8 to Java 9
Java Magazine
Ver publicaciónA step by step guide to migrating your application from Java 8 to Java 9.
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Ways to Make Code Reviews More Effective
InfoQ
Ver publicaciónWhat should you really be looking for in a code review?
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Refactoring to Modern Java
Pearson
Ver publicaciónMany Java developers today are working on applications written before the release of Java SE 8. Even after Java 8 is adopted for new features, it’s likely that these legacy applications will not take full advantage of Java 8 without significant refactoring.
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Building Java 8 Web Applications with Microservices
Pearson
Ver publicaciónIn Building Java 8 Web Applications with Microservices LiveLessons Workshop, Java Champion Trisha Gee teaches how to build a Java 8 application end-to-end.
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MongoDB and Big Data
Java Magazine
Ver publicaciónIntroduces Java developers to how MongoDB can help them work with Big Data
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Exploring Lambda Expressions for Java
Java Magazine
Ben Evans, Martijn Verburg and Trisha Gee help you get ready for lambda expressions in Java 8.
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Sharing Data Among Threads Without Contention
Java Magazine
Ver publicaciónUsing the Disruptor to do the heavy lifting for concurrent programming.
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Beginners Guide to Hardcore Concurrency
JAX London
Mike and I go into low-level detail about why LMAX's Disruptor is so fast.
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Disruptor: High performance alternative to bounded queues for exchanging data between concurrent threads
The Disruptor is the result of our efforts to build the world’s highest performance financial exchange at LMAX. Early designs focused on architectures derived from SEDA1 and Actors2 using pipelines for throughput. After profiling various implementations it became evident that the queuing of events between stages in the pipeline was dominating the costs. We found that queues also introduced latency and high levels of jitter. We expended significant effort on developing new queue implementations…
The Disruptor is the result of our efforts to build the world’s highest performance financial exchange at LMAX. Early designs focused on architectures derived from SEDA1 and Actors2 using pipelines for throughput. After profiling various implementations it became evident that the queuing of events between stages in the pipeline was dominating the costs. We found that queues also introduced latency and high levels of jitter. We expended significant effort on developing new queue implementations with better performance. However it became evident that queues as a fundamental data structure are limited due to the conflation of design concerns for the producers, consumers, and their data storage. The Disruptor is the result of our work to build a concurrent structure that cleanly separates these concerns.
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JavaOne Rock Star
Oracle
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MongoDB Master
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Java Champion
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JavaOne Rock Star
Oracle
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JavaOne Rock Star
Oracle
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English
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Spanish
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James Lewis is such a beautiful human, and it was an absolute pleasure to be interviewed by him on this podcast ❤️
James Lewis is such a beautiful human, and it was an absolute pleasure to be interviewed by him on this podcast ❤️
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"Surprisingly, we find that when developers use AI tools, they take 19% longer than without—AI makes them slower. We view this result as a snapshot…
"Surprisingly, we find that when developers use AI tools, they take 19% longer than without—AI makes them slower. We view this result as a snapshot…
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Proud to be published in today's edition (9th July, 2025) of The Times Of India, sharing my opinion about how #Java remains relevant in the AI era…
Proud to be published in today's edition (9th July, 2025) of The Times Of India, sharing my opinion about how #Java remains relevant in the AI era…
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