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Wednesday, October 5 • 11:20am - 12:10pm
Architecting with the Functional Paradigm for High-Performance Enterprise Applications

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This session describes our experience adopting a functional programming architecture approach for large-scale, complex enterprise application delivery. We describe a software architecture approach and patterns which provide: 
  • More direct correspondence between business logic and code  
  • Decoupling of business components from each other and from architecture plumbing  
  • Testability  
  • Painless support for non-blocking execution, for high-performance 
We address delivery challenges encountered with the adoption of Scala and the Lightbend stack: 
  • Technology stack complexity  
  • Shortage of skilled Scala architects and developers with enterprise software delivery background  
  • Development, testing, and operations are much more challenging with non-blocking code than with traditional blocking code 
Speakers
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Hilda Lu

Principal, Senior Technology Architect, Accenture
During her 20+ years in software development, Hilda has developed a variety of large-scale systems across several industries using Java and .NET technologies. Her experience has primarily aligned to execution architecture. Recently she has been working on a large-scale transaction-processing... Read More →
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Paulo Villela

Managing Director, Senior Software Architect, Accenture
Paulo is a hands-on architect passionate about software development productivity. In his more than 25 years of consulting at Accenture, Paulo has assisted clients in the US, Canada, Europe, South America, and Asia on systems development, maintenance, planning, and review projects... Read More →

Wednesday October 5, 2016 11:20am - 12:10pm CDT
Zilker Ballroom 3+4
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