The Javaland Conference will be held again in Nurboring in 2025 from 1 April to 3 April. The conference program provides about 150 lectures. There are tickets at the Early Bird Award till 6 February.
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Javaland is a community conferenceWhich is mainly aimed at development. The organizers are Izug, Dog and Heis Media.
Current subject and famous speaker
On 1 April and 2 April, the main conference deal with Java and many ahead of it in nine tracks. In addition to the latest developments of Java and Jakarta EE, software is on the interaction agenda with architecture, security and other programming languages. Some lectures deal with sensible and safe use of liberal AI.
Provides program Among other things, the following lectures:
- Functional programming with Java
- Stream Gathering: Write your own powerful stream operations!
- Hibernate 7 – What is new? Is the update worth it?
- Virtual Threads vs Megalith: Tasleem on the edge of logic
- Design secured by: security architecture for strong Java applications
- Generative AI on millions of codes; A recipe for success?
- Architecture Games – Improve the system ficklely
- No dependence: Pure Java AI/LLM Integration
- Analyze data quickly and easily with DuckDB – no matter where you are saved
Every year, many well -known German and International Lecturers are on the stage, including Ed Burns, Fauk Sipach, Emily Jiang, Thorben Johnsen and Adam Bien. The newcomer program, which supports new speakers on the stage of the conference, also has a tradition.
Workshops and Early Book Prices
After the main conference, like previous years, April 3 will be an additional training day.
By 6 February Are Javaland tickets available in an initial book awardIf you book conference and training day together, you also save. Hotel rooms around Nurburgering may also be reserved towards the ticket.
The Javaland event is a community conference for Java developers and is performed by the Tutonic Oracle User Community (DOAG) and Heiz Media in collaboration with the interest network, the interest network of the German-language Java user groups.
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