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Voxxed Days Brussels 2024

Java developers, backend engineers, platform engineers, DevOps engineers, AI engineers, frontend engineers, QA and test engineers

Quarkus and LLM integration; LangChain for Java (LangChain4j); Gemini multimodal model and Gemma ports; RAG with PGVector and BM25 reranking; vector search with Elastic; Kubernetes operators in Java (Java Operator SDK); Carvel tooling for Kubernetes deployments; lean Spring Boot apps with Spring AOT and virtual threads; Micronaut for Kubernetes operators; confidential computing for sensitive workloads; observability for CI/CD pipelines; WireMock with Spring Boot for faster tests

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WelcomeStijn Van den Enden07m
Welcome and logistics rundown: 230 attendees, 32 speakers from 10 countries, and 170+ CFPs reviewed to craft the program; sponsors fund the event and hide 20…
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You Aren’t Gonna Need ItMaryse Meinen46m
Seven practical actions and concrete wins: a checklist of the seven things developers should apply now, from kill your zombies (cleanup of unused apps yields…
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Coding TomorrowLize Raes49m
Claims concrete performance wins (Native image startup up to 100x faster), hands-on Java connectivity via LChain for J, and demos that actually run: an LLM…
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Quarkus and AI Integrating Java and LLM to build intelligent applicationsAlex Soto Bueno47m
Shows how to train and serve models in pure Java: uses Deep Java Library to train a ResNet on rock‑paper‑scissors (training run ~30 minutes) and to load ONNX…
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TDD & DDD from the Ground Up Live CodingChris Simon53m
Live coding builds a tiny university API with live coding tests that start as API-level TDD and evolve into focused unit tests, using Spring Boot controllers…
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Gemini, Google's Large Language ModelGuillaume Laforge51m
Gemini is a multimodal LLM with sizes Nano, Pro, Ultra and a Flash flavor that streams responses fast and supports a 1 million token context (examples: one…
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Crafting your own RAG system: Leveraging 30+ LLMs for enhanced performanceStephan Janssen48m
Step-by-step description of a Java RAG prototype that actually runs: uses LangChain for Java, Spring Boot and Angular to ingest web pages and REST JSON, splits…
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A Developer's Tale: Migrating an Angular app from version 10 to 17Loïc Magnette42m
Migrates the Devoxx CFP app from Angular 10 to 17 by upgrading one major version at a time, using update.angular.io and running ng update plus dependency…
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Carvel: small tools for joyfully deploying apps to KubernetesDaniel Garnier-Moiroux45m
Carvel presents seven single-purpose tools and the demo builds a small app with three configMaps, Deployments, Service and Ingress wired together. It shows ytt…
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Platform Engineering: Raise the Level of Abstraction using Kubernetes OperatorsTom De Wolf44m
Shows a working Platform Orchestrator built on Kubernetes Operators and Custom Resource Definitions using the Java Operator SDK and Fabric8, with four CRDs…
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Building Lean Spring Boot Applications for the CloudPatrick Baumgartner49m
Spring PetClinic containers built with buildpacks and Liberica JDK 17 start in ~4.5–5s, produce ~360MB images and use ~300MB RAM while handling ≈2,000 req/s…
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Clean Code in AI eraJonathan Vila46m
Claims that poor quality code costs about $2.4 trillion a year in the US and that developers spend roughly four days per month fixing bugs lead to concrete…
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Hitting the “refresh” button on your Spring web applicationStéphane Nicoll51m
Upgrade path centers on Spring Boot 3.2 on Java 21 with concrete changes: enable Virtual Threads via a single property to reduce Tomcat pool and shift blocking…
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Getting Unstuck Strategies for Surviving in a Rapidly Changing Post-Agile WorldSander Hoogendoorn55m
Companies reach technical death with examples like 188M lines COBOL plus 12M Java, unable to deploy for years; the remedy offered is concrete: allocate…
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A fun and absurd introduction to Vector DatabasesAlexander Chatzizacharias47m
Hands-on demo building a search stack using vv8 for storage, a Spring Boot API and a Unity frontend that embeds text with a BERT-like model, images with…
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Introduction to confidential computing – protecting sensitive workloadsFabien Petitcolas44m
Compares homomorphic encryption, secure multiparty computation and trusted execution environments with concrete details: homomorphic example encrypts 7 and 3…
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Implementing Kubernetes operators in Java with MicronautÁlvaro Sánchez-Mariscal Arnaiz48m
Micronaut-based operator in Java that manages a custom resource named CRD abcb, reconciling periodically (seconds) and creating a Deployment, Service and…
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Java meets AI: Build LLM-Powered Apps with LangChain4jLize Raes53m
LangChain4j brings LLM features to Java: ready-made integrations with OpenAI, Google Gemini, HuggingFace, Dall‑E, Quarkus and Spring Boot, plus an in-memory…
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Dapr in PracticeMarc Klefter46m
Dapr provides language-agnostic building blocks (pub/sub, service invocation, state, bindings, workflows) via a sidecar and standard HTTP/gRPC APIs, with…
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Durable Execution: The Next Leap for Microservices ArchitecturesGiselle van Dongen38m
Durable execution tracks and replays function progress via a central server that proxies RPC over HTTP2 and stores a sequential event log so executions recover…
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Three Principles To Bring Your Legacy Code Into the FutureRoland Weisleder48m
Claim: three practical rules let teams stop rewriting every three years and stabilize legacy systems. Uses the Gilded Rose refactoring kata to show hands‑on…
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How We Gained Observability Into Our CI CD PipelineDotan Horovits44m
Jenkins pipelines get instrumented into environment variables and a final JSON summary, sent to OpenSearch/OpenSearch Dashboards for logs/events, traces…
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Speed up writing tests with Wiremock Spring BootPieter Jan Drouillon13m
Shows how WireMock Spring Boot spins a test server and injects its URL into Spring properties, so unit tests hit a local mock instead of the real API. Builds a…
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Will AI replace All coders?Gerasimos Michalitsis14m
Claims that AI already outscores humans: OpenAI passes a Google software-engineer exam (2023), GitHub Copilot shows ~46% redundancy across languages, and…
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Docker and Legal Compliance: Navigating the Containerized WorldAntoine Thomas19m
Explains why distributing Docker images makes the distributor legally responsible and gives concrete controls: generate a software bill of materials listing…
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SELECT 'amazing features' FROM "postgresql"Kevin Davin49m
Practical tour of PostgreSQL features that replace glue code: shows readable refactors with common table expressions, aggregates and pivoting with window…
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Mastering RAG and Vector Search with ElasticEvelien Schellekens15m
Elastic lays out five steps for a RAG pipeline: ingest data, create embeddings (Elser, E5, hosted OpenAI or Hugging Face), chunk documents, vector-query with…
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AI Orchestration with Semantic KernelSoham Dasgupta47m
Semantic Kernel is an open‑source SDK that wires OpenAI, Azure OpenAI and Hugging Face into Java, Python and C# apps via a central kernel that routes calls to…
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Java 22 and Beyond: A Roadmap of InnovationsAna-Maria Mihalceanu52m
Java 22 shows concrete changes you can use today: JEP 458 multifile launch lets the Java launcher run a program made of multiple .java files without separate…
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From Zero to Hero: Conquering Your DXP with Low Code Kung FuTim Braun15m
Liferay lifts objects into the frontend so users define fields, pick lists, validations and relationships, and get an automatic headless API and CRUD…
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Fighters, Bards, Druids and Wizards in It – how to talk to them?Paweł Zajączkowski39m
A practical communication map that groups people into four working styles from DISC—red fighter, yellow bard, green druid, blue wizard—and gives concrete…
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Can Data & ML really learn from software engineering?Matthias Niehoff41m
Argues that software practices help but don’t map one-to-one: notebooks are for experiments not production, test logic with unit and integration tests but add…
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