The Javaland conference will take place again in 2025 at the Nürburgring from 1 to 3 April. The program of the conference has now been finalized after the Program Advisory Board reviewed approximately 470 submissions.
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Javaland is a community conferenceWhich is mainly targeted at Java developers. The organizers are iJUG, DOAG and Heise Medien.
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The main conference on April 1 and 2 will feature a total of approximately 150 presentations across nine tracks. In addition to the latest developments in Java and Jakarta EE, software architecture, security and interactions with other programming languages are on the agenda. Some of the lectures deal with the sensible and safe use of generic AI.
Program offers Including the following lectures:
- functional programming with java
- Stream Collector: Write your own powerful stream operations!
- Hibernate 7 – What’s new? Is the update worth it?
- Virtual Threads vs. Megaliths: Showdown at the Limits of Logic
- Secure by Design: Security Architecture for Strong Java Applications
- Generative AI over millions of lines of code; Any recipe for success?
- Architecture Games – Improve Systems Easily
- No dependencies: pure Java AI/LLM integration
- Analyze data quickly and easily with DuckDB – no matter where it’s stored
As every year, many renowned German and international speakers will be on stage, including Ed Burns, Falk Sippach, Emily Jiang, Thorben Jansen and Adam Bien. The Newcomers Program, which supports new speakers in their first appearance on the conference stage, is also a tradition.
Workshops and starting prices
As in previous years, an additional training day will be held after the main conference on 3 April.
By 18 February 2025 JavaLand tickets are available starting atIf you book the conference and training day together, you’ll save even more. Hotel rooms in the area around the Nürburgring can also be reserved on the tickets page.
The Javaland event is a community conference for Java developers and is organized by the German Oracle User Community (DOAG) and Heise Medien in cooperation with iJUG, the interest group of German-speaking Java user groups.
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