Gaminame kupolo ir sferos formos laipynes. Parengiame montavimo mazgų brėžinius, apskaičiuojame saugos zoną, pateikiame aikštelės elementų tvirtinimo sprendimus. Visa žaidimų komplekso architektūra saugi – konstrukcijos atitinka EN 1176 standartą. Viešo naudojimo gaminiai atitinka EN1176-1 – 7 standartus. Gaminiams suteikiama 24 mėnesių garantija. Prekiaujame atsarginėmis dalimis ir aksesuarais. Kupolo formos vaikų žaidimo aikštelės yra ilgaamžės.
http://www.vikingdome.com/lt/mazoji-architektura/
Tadas presents real DIY Smart House project, which he made from A to Z. During this talk project author walks through all the challenges he was facing during implementation, and shares advices how to overcome them. Hopefully this talk will inspire you to start your own Smart House project, and you can take insights form lessons speaker have already learned.
Git Plumbing by Eimantas Vaičiūnas
Git is stupid content tracker yet is a CVS of choice for many developers. Learn how Git stores your code, and what stupid things does to it that make Git look so smart.
Automated Infrastructure with Vagrant, Puppet and Docker by Laurynas Tretjakovas
Learn the common pitfalls and challenges of manual infrastructure and how automated and versioned infrastructure can help you in continuous integration, continuous delivery and overall development process. The presentation will also cover some of the most common infrastructure examples when building and deploying Java application
"Introduction to the Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF)"
In the presentation will be covered basic architecture of ADF, offered functionality, variety of components, customization features, benefits and lacks. Will be a short demo to have a look and feel how it works. Some shares about real world ADF experience.
Bye Bye Cowboy-Coder days! by Vytautas Dagilis.
„Working Effectively with Legacy Code“- one of the best books which talks about Unit testing and TDD. Presentation covers best practices listed in the book as well as shows which of them were successfully implemented in practice. You will find out how to commit changes and be sure that they work even without running and testing application itself.
"Building with Gradle" by Laurynas Tretjakovas.
A short introduction to Gradle. How to start using Gradle for Java projects and how does it compare to Maven and Ant.
Flyway is an open source database migration framework that allows developers to manage schema changes to a database. It works by:
1) Tracking the current schema version in a metadata table.
2) Scanning the classpath for SQL or Java migration scripts in a certain naming convention.
3) Sorting and applying the migrations in order to bring the database schema to the required version.
Gaminame kupolo ir sferos formos laipynes. Parengiame montavimo mazgų brėžinius, apskaičiuojame saugos zoną, pateikiame aikštelės elementų tvirtinimo sprendimus. Visa žaidimų komplekso architektūra saugi – konstrukcijos atitinka EN 1176 standartą. Viešo naudojimo gaminiai atitinka EN1176-1 – 7 standartus. Gaminiams suteikiama 24 mėnesių garantija. Prekiaujame atsarginėmis dalimis ir aksesuarais. Kupolo formos vaikų žaidimo aikštelės yra ilgaamžės.
http://www.vikingdome.com/lt/mazoji-architektura/
Tadas presents real DIY Smart House project, which he made from A to Z. During this talk project author walks through all the challenges he was facing during implementation, and shares advices how to overcome them. Hopefully this talk will inspire you to start your own Smart House project, and you can take insights form lessons speaker have already learned.
Git Plumbing by Eimantas Vaičiūnas
Git is stupid content tracker yet is a CVS of choice for many developers. Learn how Git stores your code, and what stupid things does to it that make Git look so smart.
Automated Infrastructure with Vagrant, Puppet and Docker by Laurynas Tretjakovas
Learn the common pitfalls and challenges of manual infrastructure and how automated and versioned infrastructure can help you in continuous integration, continuous delivery and overall development process. The presentation will also cover some of the most common infrastructure examples when building and deploying Java application
"Introduction to the Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF)"
In the presentation will be covered basic architecture of ADF, offered functionality, variety of components, customization features, benefits and lacks. Will be a short demo to have a look and feel how it works. Some shares about real world ADF experience.
Bye Bye Cowboy-Coder days! by Vytautas Dagilis.
„Working Effectively with Legacy Code“- one of the best books which talks about Unit testing and TDD. Presentation covers best practices listed in the book as well as shows which of them were successfully implemented in practice. You will find out how to commit changes and be sure that they work even without running and testing application itself.
"Building with Gradle" by Laurynas Tretjakovas.
A short introduction to Gradle. How to start using Gradle for Java projects and how does it compare to Maven and Ant.
Flyway is an open source database migration framework that allows developers to manage schema changes to a database. It works by:
1) Tracking the current schema version in a metadata table.
2) Scanning the classpath for SQL or Java migration scripts in a certain naming convention.
3) Sorting and applying the migrations in order to bring the database schema to the required version.
Ehcache is a widely used open source Java caching library. It allows caching to speed up CPU and I/O bound applications and improve scalability. Ehcache supports different caching topologies like standalone, distributed, and replicated caches. It provides options for memory-based, off-heap, and disk-based storage. Common caching patterns like cache-aside, read-through, and write-behind are supported. Ehcache can be configured based on size, count, or percentage and includes eviction policies and persistence. It enables search, replication between nodes, and high availability.
This document discusses Java 8 streams and provides examples of:
- Creating streams from collections, arrays, and iterators
- Common intermediate stream operations like filter, map, and distinct
- Terminal stream operations like forEach, collect, and reduce
- Features of streams like laziness and lack of storage
- Parallel stream processing and ensuring non-interference with source data
- Best practices for stateless parallel stream operations
This document provides information about Java 8 lambdas and closures presented by Dainius Mežanskas. It introduces lambda expressions and closures, explains why they were added to Java, describes functional interfaces and the @FunctionalInterface annotation. It provides lambda syntax examples and examples using lambda expressions with the Collections API and streams. It also discusses method references, default methods, and new methods added to the Collections framework in Java 8.
This document summarizes the inaugural meeting of the Kaunas Java User Group (JUG). It introduces the organizer Valdas Žigas and his background. It describes the benefits of JUGs which include sharing experiences, learning, teaching, and business opportunities. It outlines the plans for the Kaunas JUG which are to hold meetings every 3 months, find presenters on Java and JVM topics, attract sponsors, and add the group to the global JUG map. The overall goal is to build a community for sharing knowledge on Java technologies.
- Java was created in 1991 by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems and released in 1996. It was designed to be portable, secure, and have a simple object-oriented syntax like C++.
- Some key features of Java included automatic memory management, strong typing, exceptions, threads, and an extensive class library. This made Java well-suited for applications ranging from mobile devices to enterprise servers.
- Java grew rapidly in popularity and underwent many updates and specifications over the years, including Java EE for enterprise applications, Java ME for mobile, and OpenJDK to make the reference implementation open-source. Modern versions of Java continue to add new features and capabilities.
Devoxx is an annual European conference focused on Java, Android, and HTML5 technologies. In 2013, it was held in Kaunas, Lithuania, attracted 3500 attendees across 9 tracks, and sold out 6 weeks before the event. The conference consisted of 2 days of university sessions and 3 days of main conference tracks covering topics like Java SE, Java EE, web technologies, mobile, and emerging areas.
Ehcache is a widely used open source Java caching library. It allows caching to speed up CPU and I/O bound applications and improve scalability. Ehcache supports different caching topologies like standalone, distributed, and replicated caches. It provides options for memory-based, off-heap, and disk-based storage. Common caching patterns like cache-aside, read-through, and write-behind are supported. Ehcache can be configured based on size, count, or percentage and includes eviction policies and persistence. It enables search, replication between nodes, and high availability.
This document discusses Java 8 streams and provides examples of:
- Creating streams from collections, arrays, and iterators
- Common intermediate stream operations like filter, map, and distinct
- Terminal stream operations like forEach, collect, and reduce
- Features of streams like laziness and lack of storage
- Parallel stream processing and ensuring non-interference with source data
- Best practices for stateless parallel stream operations
This document provides information about Java 8 lambdas and closures presented by Dainius Mežanskas. It introduces lambda expressions and closures, explains why they were added to Java, describes functional interfaces and the @FunctionalInterface annotation. It provides lambda syntax examples and examples using lambda expressions with the Collections API and streams. It also discusses method references, default methods, and new methods added to the Collections framework in Java 8.
This document summarizes the inaugural meeting of the Kaunas Java User Group (JUG). It introduces the organizer Valdas Žigas and his background. It describes the benefits of JUGs which include sharing experiences, learning, teaching, and business opportunities. It outlines the plans for the Kaunas JUG which are to hold meetings every 3 months, find presenters on Java and JVM topics, attract sponsors, and add the group to the global JUG map. The overall goal is to build a community for sharing knowledge on Java technologies.
- Java was created in 1991 by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems and released in 1996. It was designed to be portable, secure, and have a simple object-oriented syntax like C++.
- Some key features of Java included automatic memory management, strong typing, exceptions, threads, and an extensive class library. This made Java well-suited for applications ranging from mobile devices to enterprise servers.
- Java grew rapidly in popularity and underwent many updates and specifications over the years, including Java EE for enterprise applications, Java ME for mobile, and OpenJDK to make the reference implementation open-source. Modern versions of Java continue to add new features and capabilities.
Devoxx is an annual European conference focused on Java, Android, and HTML5 technologies. In 2013, it was held in Kaunas, Lithuania, attracted 3500 attendees across 9 tracks, and sold out 6 weeks before the event. The conference consisted of 2 days of university sessions and 3 days of main conference tracks covering topics like Java SE, Java EE, web technologies, mobile, and emerging areas.
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"I saw a brown fox yesterday. It ran away quickly.”
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