Vídeos de programación

Vídeos sobre programación y desarrollo de software.
Greach 2015, The Groovy Spanish Conf April 10th-11th, Madrid, Spain http://greachconf.com Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/greachconf Slides in http://beckje01.com/talks/greach-2015-sec-ratpack.html #/ So you are all excited about this hot framework Ratpack now you are about ready to launch into production. But you need security, I will go over using pac4j with Ratpack to secure your application. Showing integrations with Twitter, Basic Auth, and others. I will also go over a case study of CellarHQ and their security in Ratpack. Jeff Beck I am an Engineer at SmartThings, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I have been doing Grails since 2010. I try to be an active member of the local Groovy community as well as an open source contributor, contributing to Grails plugins and Ratpack in my free time. I am very interested in creating code that is easy to maintain and share not only within a team but in the broader community as well. Feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @beckje01
Greach 2015, The Groovy Spanish Conf April 10th-11th, Madrid, Spain http://greachconf.com Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/greachconf Slides in http://www.slideshare.net/burtbeckwith/little-did-he-know A collection of smaller topics spanning several areas of Grails application and plugin development. Burt Beckwith Burt Beckwith has been a software developer for over 15 years, most of that as a JVM developer, and for the last several years working with Grails and Groovy. He was a core developer on the Grails team at SpringSource, and has created over 50 Grails plugins and contributed to dozens more. Burt is a frequent speaker at conferences and user groups where he shares his passion for Grails and other Groovy-based technologies, in particular those that are related to persistence, security, and performance. He blogs at http://burtbeckwith.com/blog/
Masterclass por Manuel Rivero
Develop a robust RESTful web API is not a simple task. How to manage the error handling? Which format to use for the data exchange? How to manage the content negotiation? What about the versioning? How to build an authentication system? How to produce the API documentation? In this talk we will show how to design and implement a REST architecture using Apigility, the open source API builder for PHP (http://apigility.org).
In the past you could come by with designing a login screen with a username and login textbox in your app and directly check the credentials in a database. But we're living in the age of (Web) APIs. With modern apps, like SPAs, just authenticating with the website isn't enough, you also want to connect on behalf of the logged in user in a Web API that is providing data for example. OpenId Connect and OAuth2 for authorisation together are the complete solution to this problem. In this session after a further explanation we'll look at a collection of .Net apps that demonstrate this process.