Day 1
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This day of short talks gives concrete, actionable items: IntelliJ 2025.1 ships Kotlin notebooks with built‑in CSV/dataframe support, drag‑drop Excel and the ability to attach to a running Spring kernel and access beans; GraalVM demos show enabled heap dumps (native image RSS ~170 MB vs OpenJDK ~500 MB) and a preview of JDWP debugging for native images; Valhalla prototypes make value classes real (equals/identity change, new non‑null options); LangChain4j adds AI‑service patterns, advanced RAG and MCP tool servers; Azure demo shows a container‑apps image → auto title/price/description pipeline. Choose sessions for live demos, config tips and tool integrations that actually work.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 9:2130 Years of Java... The Journey Continues by Sharat Chander
- 1:09:20Kotlin Notebooks for Spring Developers by Ignat Beresnev
- 2:09:23Tips and Tricks for GraalVM and Graal Languages in IntelliJ IDEA by Fabio Niephaus
- 3:09:22Valhalla Nullness Emotion by Rémi Forax
- 4:09:27Next-Level Features of LangChain4j for Production-Ready AI Applications by Lize Raes
- 5:09:32From Zero to Hero: Java on Azure Integration With IntelliJ IDEA by Sandra Ahlgrimm
- 6:09:18Bootiful IntelliJ IDEA by Josh Long
