In the spring of 2020, the London Java Community (LJC) started hosting online lightning talks every other Friday. I was honored to give three lightning talks there in May 2020:
- The first talk was “Eclipse OpenJ9: Memory Diet for Your JVM Applications”. Eclipse OpenJ9 is an alternate JVM. It uses less memory, especially in containers. It therefore lowers the cost of running your Java applications.
- The second talk was “Google Jib: Smaller & Faster Docker Images for Java Applications”. Google Jib creates layered Docker images for Java applications. With these images, you usually push 90%+ less data to your Docker repository. So Jib saves a ton of time & network bandwidth!
- The third talk was “Better Spring Boot Projects Faster With JHipster”. JHipster is a Java application generator and generates full Spring Boot monolith or microservice applications. So JHipster saves you time when you learn and when you manage your project and your code.