Talks

Serverless offers huge potential to transform the way businesses build and architect cloud applications. No need to provision infrastructure or deal with maintenance, updates, scaling, or capacity planning - simply upload your apps to Amazon Web Services…

We believe every developer has that one special technology they love – whether ESB, open source, or NodeJS. So we decided to put it all together in one easy to use place. That said, you don’t have to use iPaaS to deploy this tech. You can even choose to deploy them on-premises, to a private cloud, to devices, or to serverless environments.

Together with the O’Reilly team we did a webinar on Low-Code App Dev. APIs and microservices are awesome if you’re a technical developer, but what if you’re not and you still need to understand how they connect? In this 60 minute webcast, Leon Stigter and Bruno Trimouille of TIBCO Software introduce how low-code platforms can help marketing and sales teams to automate their workflows and deliver on business goals without getting under the hood.

Together with the O’Reilly team we did a webinar on visually building microservices. Modern and digital experiences today are powered by the fine-grained units of execution we call microservices. However, building microservices isn’t always simple—especially if you’re not an expert developer. How can we make it easy for developers and architects to visually create an API definition so they don’t need to become Swagger experts? Developing your microservices can also be complex, especially when you also need to take into account API specification. How can you visually create your microservices and deploy the same project in a private cloud, a public cloud, and on-prem?

Today I spoke at a Meetup group to discuss the Go Programming Language. Together with an awesome colleague (Miguel Torres) we spoke about Project Flogo and the lessons we learned building it. Click on the link to check out the talk on YouTube.

The explosion of SaaS as the typical acquisition pattern for enterprise software means that any given organization has (or will have) dozens of apps to connect to each other. In fact, the average Marketing department uses about 30 different SaaS apps, and the average HR department…

You already know Mashery as a great tool for managing your APIs once they’re developed, but how do you even get that far? Join the Mashery team as we discuss the API tools available to define, design and test your APIs before laying down a single line of code, leading to improved cross-departmental communication of planned services, and better end-developer experiences.

Think you know everything about TIBCO Cloud™ Integration? Think again! What if I told you that since TIBCO Cloud Integration was introduced in May of 2016 there have been TWELVE releases? What if I told you that we are releasing new functionality EACH MONTH?

The use of cloud applications has become the norm for many organizations, but challenges abound, particularly around integration. Software as a service (SaaS) applications offer greater flexibility and improve costs, but they also present new obstacles to the enterprise as it transforms to digital business.

Did you know…? The average marketing department uses 25 Software as a Service (SaaS) applications The average HR department uses 20 And even financial departments use SaaS apps to get their work done SaaS cloud applications provide a breadth of services-calendaring to email, accounting to invoicing, benefits to payroll.