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Title:
How to quick start your cloud development with Bluemix patterns and the Liberty App Accelerator
Stream:
Application Server (2)
Speakers:
Adam Pilkington
Abstract:
Getting started with a normal project can be a bit daunting but add in some of the latest things that developers want, such as microservices and cloud native, and the time to actually having something up-and-running has just gone up drastically! Enter the new IBM Bluemix Web and Mobile starters which allow you to quickly scaffold out a cloud native applications. There are a number of languages to choose from: Java, Swift, and JavaScript/Node.js; a selection of patterns, such as microservice, Backend For Frontend; and the opportunity to add in back-end services like Cloudant and Object-Storage. If you're looking for an on-ramp to Bluemix and cloud applications, there will also be a tour of the latest features in the Liberty App Accelerator.
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Bio:
Adam Pilkington:
Adam is WebSphere Liberty developer based in the UK Hursley Lab working in the Microservices team. His current focus is on developing best practices and patterns for WebSphere Liberty in microservice architectures. He is also an IBM Master Inventor. Prior to joining IBM he worked in the UK financial services sector.
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