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Java Day Istanbul 2022

date:2022-05-27..2022-05-28
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series:Java Day Istanbul · 2 editions
editions:[Java Day Istanbul 2022, Java Day Istanbul 2026]
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Java Next - from Amber to Loom, from Panama to ValhallaNicolai Parlog45m
Roadmap overview with specific features and timings: templated strings with pluggable policies that can parse directly to SQL or JSON (preventing injection)…
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Advanced Java Performance MonitoringM. Fevzi Korkutata48m
Covers Java Flight Recorder (JFR) and Java Mission Control (JMC) developments after their move to OpenJDK, detailing what’s new in each project. Describes…
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Serverless Landscape Beyond FunctionsMete Atamel42m
Examines serverless architectures beyond simple HTTP-triggered functions, covering running containers and full apps serverlessly, grouping functions behind API…
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Event-Driven Change Data Capture Pattern Using Apache PulsarMary Gryleski46m
Shows a working CDC pipeline that reads Cassandra change logs, pushes events into Apache Pulsar via DataStax Astra Streaming, applies lightweight…
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Evolving your APIs, a Pragmatic ApproachNicolas Fränkel38m
Demo uses Apache APISIX as an API gateway to front two services (V1: Spring Boot Java, V2: Kotlin), configured via etcd and Docker Compose. Shows creating…
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Better Modeling Through RecordsAkın Kaldıroğlu42m
Introduces Java's new record classes (the record keyword) as a concise way to define immutable data carriers, with the compiler generating boilerplate like…
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From 0 to €500 Billion and Beyond, How Adyen Builds for GrowthEfe Kocabaş, Thinus Naude33m
Adyen describes engineering that scales from startup to handling half a trillion processed last year, over 80 million transactions per day across 12 data…
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Domain Driven Modular ArchitectureLemi Orhan Ergin45m
Explains how Domain-Driven Design (DDD) combined with modular architecture produces more maintainable, reusable, clean, and loosely coupled Java systems…
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Image Recognition Using Deep Learning in PropTechTuğçe Avşar30m
Emlakjet presents using deep learning image recognition to improve property search results by prioritizing higher-quality and more relevant photos for end…
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Give Your Application MemoriesMilen Dyankov47m
Claims that storing every change (events) instead of only current state enables new features later: demo builds a Java shopping cart aggregate using Axon…
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Keycloak + Spring + Vue.js: Seamless SSO AuthenticationErdem Günay, M.Ali Karasürmeli43m
This talk explains how to use Keycloak for enterprise identity management (including Kerberos and Active Directory/LDAP integration, plus social logins like…
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Architectural Practices for Greater Scalability and InnovationOtavio Santana44m
Argues that architecture must cover people and code and gives concrete practices: use the C4 model for context→containers→components maps, record trade-offs…
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Kubernetes is Not for Developers...?Micheal Coté45m
Argues Kubernetes is a substrate for operations not a direct dev tool and that application teams need a productized internal developer platform on top —…
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Kubernetes Native JavaCora Iberkleid, Josh Long59m
A small Spring Boot Java 17 service called customers is built with reactive stacks (R2DBC, Flux/Mono), exposed via Actuator and Micrometer, compiled to a…
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The Quick Wins of DevSecOpsSven Ruppert48m
SolarWinds infects ~300,000 customers and compromises ~15–20k networks, so focus shifts from source-only checks to supply-chain hygiene: prioritize scanning…
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How to Move Fast Without Breaking ThingsShai Almog40m
Demonstrates using Lightrun to inspect live systems with non‑breaking snapshots, injected logs and method‑duration metrics while idle overhead is near zero…
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Going Reactive with Helidon!Dmitry Alexandrov55m
Helidon SE uses its own Helidon SE reactive engine to run tiny microservices (jar, jlink custom image, or native) with very low startup time; demos show a…
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JCP: Advance Your Career & Help Define Java's FutureHeather VanCura46m
Java evolves through the JCP with formal JSRs that deliver a spec, reference implementation and TCK so multiple compatible implementations can ship; releases…
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Clean Architecture Orchestration over Apache CamelMaría Arias de Reyn47m
Shows a concrete Apache Camel pipeline: a timer triggers every 10 seconds to fetch a CSV, split rows, call an XML API, enrich via Postgres, aggregate every 5…
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Simple Tweaks to Get the Most Out of Your JVMJamie L Coleman46m
Shows measured wins and actionable flags: enabling -Xshareclasses cuts startup from ~12s to ~2s in the demo and reduces Docker startup from ~7s to ~2s, OpenJ9…
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Java meets TypeScript: Building Modern Web Apps with full-Stack Type SafetyManolo Carrasco Monino43m
A demo-sized full‑stack example shows Hilla + Spring Boot serving endpoints autogenerated as typesafe TypeScript clients and a Lit + TypeScript frontend using…
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Event Streaming Applications with Kafka Streams, Spring Kafka and ActuatorKo Turk37m
Shows how to build event-driven applications with Apache Kafka using three Java libraries: Spring Kafka (producer/consumer with Testcontainers for testing)…
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Jakarta EE 10 Feature by FeatureIvar Grimstad48m
Jakarta EE 10 raises the baseline to Java 11 (tests run on 11 and 17) and adds concrete features: Jakarta EE Core Profile for smaller runtimes, CDI Lite…
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Software Architecture in the Age of Agility and DevOpsMurat Erder42m
Six concrete claims: apply the six principles of Continuous Architecture to product-aligned services, prioritize quality attributes when choosing a database…
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A Day in a Life of a Java Developer in AmadeusMohammad Ismail37m
Amadeus replaces a single threaded in‑house batch with Spring Batch + Quartz to handle millions of daily records, adding reusable readers/writers, chunked…
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