# Airhacks BoF, Nashorns and Macroservices at JavaONE 2015

BOF1849 (BOF (Birds-of-a-Feather) Session), Most Popular Java (EE) Q & A--Airhacks.tv Live

During this BOF, I&rsquo;m going to answer most asked questions about Java, Java EE and Enterprise live from JavaOne. Questions from the audience will have preference. After answering all live questions, I&rsquo;m going to discuss questions from IRC (#airhacks), twitter and some FAQs. Free beer might be included. See: http://airhacks.tv


[I will try to live stream this session as usual. In worst case I will publish the session afterwards. Does anyone know how to order beer for the audience at JavaONE? Help is highly appreciated]


CON1850 (Conference Session) Nashorn--The "42" For Start-Ups And Enterprise


Nashorn enhances Java 8 with scripting capabilities out-of-the-box. In &ldquo;standalone&rdquo; mode Nashorn can be used as debuggable and unit-testable shell scripting / batch replacement. In this session I will present use cases, ideas and solutions for Nashorn usage in server side projects in continuous hacking style. From validation, anti-corruption layers, fluid logic, grids and agents to template engines. Questions during the session are highly appreciated.


CON1851 (Conference Session), From Macro to Micro (Services) and Back--On Stage Hacking With Java EE 7


Pragmatic Java EE 7 applications are lean, fast and come with short turn-around cycles. Java EE 7 on Java 8 becomes the natural choice for micro service architectures not only in the enterprise, but also increasingly for start-ups. In this session I&rsquo;m going to build, discuss and deploy (on docker of course) a micro service application and discuss the challenges, communication styles and &ldquo;best practices&rdquo;. We might end with a Macroservice architecture and so the next hype. Questions are highly appreciated and are going to be immediately answered.



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