Documentation ?

[ghost]

Peter,

I am a software architect, and currently trying to get a few developers who are rather unfamiliar with the whole concept of low-latency enthusiastic. Alas, in the moment there is only the code: no documentation at all, besides what one can pull as Javadoc from the code.

Is there anything material you have ( slide show, PDF, short explanation ) that I could use to teach my colleagues ?

Best Regards

[peter-lawrey]

The unit tests and demo programs should be useful or at least I know that
code works.

I suggest you read my blog which discusses the testing I have done and the
conclusions I have come to. (As well as other interesting things about Java)

http://vanillajava.blogspot.co.uk/

The blog gets up to 120K hit per month.

There is a presentation I gave here on Chronicle

https://plus.google.com/u/1/102874451454074733659/posts/V4fkgZNmnoD

and here

https://plus.google.com/u/1/117787425622336625762/posts/Nu4W4YhirU8

I am giving a couple of more talks online with more of the theory behind
low latency programming (not just about Chronicle)

https://plus.google.com/u/1/events/cuqisv4mg6pk68ap9ilakfvjjf8 (Asia/Europe
timezones)

and

https://plus.google.com/u/1/events/cntqcealrre36d8foh4kgarfchg (Europe/Americas
timezones)

I would be happy to take questions on Chronicle at the end.

There are many other presentations and articles available through the
Performance Java User's Group

https://plus.google.com/u/1/communities/107178245817384004088

On 8 August 2013 15:59, exercitussolus notifications@github.com wrote:

Peter,

I am a software architect, and currently trying to get a few developers
who are rather unfamiliar with the whole concept of low-latency
enthusiastic. Alas, in the moment there is only the code: no documentation
at all, besides what one can pull as Javadoc from the code.

Is there anything material you have ( slide show, PDF, short explanation )
that I could use to teach my colleagues ?

Best Regards

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