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herdingcode.com
This week we talk to Ted Leung. Ted works on dynamic languages and tools at Sun Microsystems and is a member of the Apache Software Foundation. We discussed a variety of issues, including: Ted's wild ride through Apple, Apache, the Open Source Application Foundation, and Sun How open source dev |
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blog.jak-linux.org
On Monday, I joined Software in the Public Interest (SPI). I'm currently a non-contributing member and have already applied for contributing membership. MJ Ray asked why people do and dont join SPI,and received answers. Not knowing SPI is no good reason, at least if you are participating in Debian's development, and you should really know SPI if you are a Debian Developer. For me, personally, not joining the SPI would not make any sense. The existance of other organizations is no good reason. Look at me, I am also a Fellow of the Free Software Foundation Europe. |
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www.morling.dev
This page gives an overview over some talks I have done over the last years. I have spoken at large conferences such as QCon San Francisco, Devoxx and JavaOne, local meet-ups as well as company-internal events, covering topics such as Debezium and Change Data Capture, Bean Validation, NoSQL and more. If you'd like to have me as a speaker at your conference or meet-up, please get in touch. 2025 Current (Bengaluru, India): Ins and Outs of the Outbox Pattern |
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engineering.zalando.com
Architecture and tooling behind machine learning at Zalando |
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