Fábio José Moraes

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✔ Experiência consolidada ao longo de 15 anos na área de Tecnologia da Informação, em empresas e comunidades open source como everis an NTT DATA Company, Prime IT Services, Unisys do Brasil, Via Express, github.com, sourceforge.net e stackoverflow.com; ✔ Domínio total da plataforma Java adquirido durante 10 anos de desenvolvimento full-stack em diversos segmentos técnicos: Web, EJB, WebService SOAP & RESTFul, Móvel e Swing; ✔ Experiência com projetos em várias linhas de negócio nos papéis de arquiteto, analista, programador e implantador. Elaborando novos sistemas, migrando legados e APIs, bancárias, logísticas, industriais e administrativas.

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Mainframe Integration, Offloading and Replacement with Apache Kafka

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Event Sourcing in less than 20 minutes - With Akka and Java 8

Refactoring Design Patterns the Functional Way (in Scala)

The Play Framework at LinkedIn

Long running processes in DDD

Microservices Integration Patterns with Kafka

Lambda/Streams Hands-On Lab

Building Event-Driven (Micro)Services with Apache Kafka

Four Times Microservices - REST, Kubernetes, UI Integration, Async

Building Microservices with Apache Kafka

Microservices Part 4: Functional Reactive Programming

Consumer offset management in Kafka

Kafka Streams: the easiest way to start with stream processing

Microservices Architecture Part 2 Event Sourcing and Saga

Reactive Architecture

Go Reactive: Blueprint for Future Applications

Akka Streams And Kafka Streams: Where Microservices Meet Fast Data

Reactive programming with examples

REST vs. Messaging For Microservices