Schedule for 24th of September

A whole day filled with 10 inspiring talks on Java and web development in 2 parallel tracks, plenty of lightning talks, a few games, and a lot of community. It's all about getting to know new outstanding ideas, talking to nice people, and having as much fun as you can.

Before we get into a little more details on the talks, here's the schedule.

	Main Stage	Alternative Stage
	15-minute ⚡ lightning talks ⚡ in a cozy corner of the big hall
08:00	Admission
09:00	Quick & Dirty & Right Ted Neward
10:00	From JDK 9 to 12 and Beyond Simon Ritter	Vue vs Web Components [Deutsch] Johannes Kissel, Michael Müller
10:15	⚡ Turning Selenium into Adamantium: Unbreakable Selenium Tests with recheck-web ⚡ Jeremias Rößler
11:00	Coffee Break
11:15	When fighting Apache Maven... Robert Scholte	A Small History of NoSQL Christian Mennerich
11:30	⚡ Best Practices Considered Harmful ⚡ Nicolai Parlog
12:15	Lunch Break
13:00	Customizing and Refactoring Gradle Builds Marc Philipp	Comment That &*☠# Code Nicolai Parlog
13:15	⚡ Kundenzentriertes agiles Vorgehen mit Value Streams ⚡ David Gonzalez Casin, Fabio Batz
14:00	Black Magic in TypeScript Peter Kröner	Testing in the Modular World Christian Stein
14:15	⚡ Code Conventions from your (Java) Compiler ⚡ Malte Schönbrunn
15:00	Coffee Break
15:30	Oops-less Operation Christoph Engelbert	Property-based Testing [Deutsch] Johannes Link
15:45	⚡ Synthetic Data Generation: A possible way out if data does not exist or is not accessible ⚡ Michael Aydinbas
16:30	Closing Keynote
17:00	Venue Closes
18:00	Conference Party Die Stadtmitte

The conference day takes place at the Südwerk in Karlsruhe (OSM, Google Maps).

Ted Neward

Quick & Dirty & Right [Keynote]

Setting the mood for the conference topic More... / Slides (PDF)

Simon Ritter

From JDK 9 to 12 and Beyond: Delivering New Features in the JDK

A look at the new features from Java 9 to Java 12 and running JDK projects Amber, Loom, and Valhalla. More... / Slides (PDF)

Christian Mennerich

A Small History of NoSQL

Codd, Brewer, Stonebraker. ACID, CAP, NoSQL. Does History repeat itself? More...

Robert Scholte

When fighting Apache Maven...

Instead of fighting Maven with quick and dirty solutions from Stack Overflow, learn The Maven Way. More... / Slides (PDF)

Johannes Kissel

Michael Müller

Vue vs Web Components [Deutsch]

Was können Vue.js und Web Componentens, wie unterscheiden sie sich und wie heben sie sich von anderen Frameworks ab? More... / Slides

Marc Philipp

Customizing and Refactoring Gradle Builds

Gradle builds are easy to customize - here's how to keep complex customizations maintainable. More... / Slides (PDF)

Martina Kraus

Boost your JavaScript Performance with WebAssembly

How to run bytecode and native embedded code inside your browser with WebAssembly More...

Peter Kröner

Black Magic in TypeScript

Learn about TypeScript's dark corners of mapped types, conditional types, and type factories More... / Slides

Christian Stein

Testing in the Modular World

Explore the challenges Java's module system poses for organizing and executing tests. More... / Slides

Christoph Engelbert

Oops-less Operation

How monitoring and observability allow "Oops"-less operation - or do you want your bank to be offline? More... / Slides (PDF)

Johannes Link

Property-based Testing [Deutsch]

Einstieg in Theorie und Praxis zu Property-based Tests, bei denen man die Eigenschaften eines Systems beschreibt und das Framework Tests generieren lässt. More... / Slides (PDF)

Nicolai Parlog

Comment That &*☠# Code!

Clean code needs clean comments - here's why and what that even means. More... / Slides

Lightning Talks

Brevity is the soul of wit. Thus we'll pepper the program with lightning talks, short and to the point:

Code Conventions from your (Java) Compiler
by Malte Schönbrunn (DevSpecialists)
Best Practices Considered Harmful
by Nicolai Parlog
Kundenzentriertes agiles Vorgehen mit Value Streams [Deutsch]
by David Gonzalez Casin (diva-e) and Fabio Batz (dmTECH)
Turning Selenium into Adamantium: Unbreakable Selenium Tests with recheck-web
by Jeremias Rößler (retest)
Synthetic Data Generation: A possible way out if data does not exist or is not accessible
by Michael Aydinbas (Exxeta)