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GraalVM: The one to rule them all

Too many languages we have, too many frameworks for each of them. Some of them are so awesome that you wish you can use it in your regular project. Java is for high performance server, Node.JS is for simple performance server, Python/R is for DS/ML, C/C++ for embedded, etc. Is it possible to unite them all under the same application?

I will show you how it is possible with Node.JS and Java. Some theory and a lot of practice is on the way.


Victor Polishuk,

Luxoft

@alkovictor

GraalVM: The one to rule them all
Victor Polishuk,
Luxoft
@alkovictor
Too many languages we have, too many frameworks for each of them. Some of them are so awesome that you wish you can use it in your regular project. Java is for high performance server, Node.JS is for simple performance server, Python/R is for DS/ML, C/C++ for embedded, etc. Is it possible to unite them all under the same application?

I will show you how it is possible with Node.JS and Java. Some theory and a lot of practice is on the way.
About speaker
About speaker
Practicing Java technical leader. More than 15 years of experience in professional Java software development. Expert in Java and JavaScript development. Smart, talented and charismatic.
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