September 9-12, 2013
Santa Clara, CA, USA
Michael Nitschinger
Michael is a Vienna-based Developer Advocate for Couchbase, Inc. He is the lead developer of the Couchbase Java SDK, a current maintainer of the popular spymemcached library and responsible for enterprise framework integration (especially Spring-Data-Couchbase).
He is very active in the community, contributes to open source and speaks regularly at conferences and meetups. Prior to working at Couchbase, Michael worked in the enterprise consulting business, focussing on network performance and monitoring integration solutions.
Blog
Using the Reactor Processor for High-Performance TCP
Posted 2013-08-12 20:16:00.0
This blog post shows how you can use the new Reactor library to create high performant TCP clienmore »Useful Couchbase Resources & Blog Posts
Posted 2013-08-06 05:48:00.0
This post contains a boatload of links and resources for your convenience. Bookmark and shamore »Printing JVM generated Assembler on Mac OS X
Posted 2013-06-24 05:45:00.0
A quick tutorial on how to get a handle on the assembly code produced by the JVM on OSmore »Presentations
Spring Data Community Lightning Talks
Spring Data has stared as an umbrella project consisting of many individual modules - per supported data store. While some of these data store modules - like the JPA and MongoDB ones - are maintained by Pivotal engineers a lot of community implementationsmore »Spring Data Community Lightning Talks
By Michael Nitschinger
Spring Data has stared as an umbrella project consisting of many individual modules - per supported data store. While some of these data store modules - like the JPA and MongoDB ones - are maintained by Pivotal engineers a lot of community implementations have popped up lately. They build on the foundations of the Spring Data Core module and expose the Spring Data programming model for others stores.
The session will feature maintainers and contributors of the community modules for Solr (Christoph Strobl), Elasticsearch (Costin Leau), Couchbase (Michael Nitschinger) and MongoDB (Peter Bell), who will talk about the latest and greatest features of the upcoming releases and give an impression of how they used the APIs of Spring Data Core to build the module.
session detail
- NFJS SITES:
- No Fluff Just Stuff
- Uber Conf
- NFJS One
- SpringOne 2GX
- Rich Web Experience
- Continuous Delivery Experience
- Pivotal sites:
- Springsource.org
