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Participants convert Java EE 7 sample apps into Arquillian tests so samples run against GlassFish, Tomcat and WildFly, and a group prototypes lambda-based UI callbacks and later filed an RFE with OpenJFX aiming for Java 9. A legacy payments app (MOS) is modernized and migrated from Maven to Gradle, cross-pollination happens between tables, roughly about 40 contributors over the days, and most contributions are pushed back to upstream projects.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Hacker Garten
2. 1:45Inclusivity and collaboration
3. 2:18Technical projects and goals
4. 4:41Cross-pollination of skills
5. 5:52Engagement and participation
6. 7:24Global reach and future plans

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