Thanks to everyone who attended my Modernizing the Mission Critical with #OpenRewrite and #AI session at #jChampionsConf! Slides: https://virtua.tech/slides/modernizing-with-openrewrite-and-ai/. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aDxjaXT3FI .
Tomorrow is the last day of #jChampionsConf (free and online!)! See the schedule here: https://jchampionsconf.com/schedule.html.
I caught Cay Hortsmann's session Effective Pattern Matching in Java at #jChampionsConf today. Great talk if you want to learn the ins and outs of how pattern matching works in #Java, and what's coming next. You can watch the replay here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvcI2Fr754Y
jChampionsConf is free and online; it continues tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday. https://jchampionsconf.com/schedule.html
Tomorrow is the first day of #jChampionsConf! Free and on-line. Level up your #Java game with sessions on #RAG, #agentic #aI, Java 25, #modernization, multi-#agent systems, post-#quantum #cryptography, #spring, #specdriven development, pattern matching, value objects, #MCP servers, and more!
Register today: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jchampions-conference-online-tickets-1977195901165
#jChampionsConf starts in just two days! Free, on-line, and awesome. Watch live or later.
I'll be presenting "Modernizing the Mission Critical with #OpenRewrite and #AI," discussing some of the work we do at Virtua. Register today to see my session and the other great sessions from Java Champions about everything related to #Java, AI, and software development in general. https://jchampionsconf.com/
Java is an amazing language to work with. Millions of developers use it for daily work routines, and many mission-critical applications run on Java today. Whether we talk about banks, stock exchanges, or space, Java is prevalent and a language of choice. With the advent of Large Language Models(LLM), new opportunities are at play. While Python has been the dominating language runtime for apparent reasons, there is a misconception that creating applications, agents, or other components for LLMs should also be done in Python.
Looking forward to the talk of @omniprof on "How my views on teaching Java have changed." now.
Kito D. Mann
Shaaf
Nacho Cougil
Franz van Betteraey