Sebastian Daschner has been working with Java enterprise software development for many years. Besides his work for clients he set a high priority in educating developers in conference presentations, video courses and trainings. He believes that teaching others not only greatly improves their situation but also educates yourself. As Java is an open platform where anybody can participate, he is been helping to shape the future of Java EE by serving as an Expert Group member in the JSRs for JAX-RS, JSON-P and Configuration. In 2016, he was honored by being given the title Java Champion by a group of Java leaders.

Sebastian is the lead developer behind the JAX-RS Analyzer, a open-sourced project based on his computer science thesis from the Munich University of Applied Sciences. He is an active member of the JCP and on GitHub with 46 repositories and 142 contributions in the last year.

Twitter: @DaschnerS

Nikhil Nanivadekar works currently at Goldman, Sachs & Co., as a technology analyst. His responsibilities include: Design, develop and deliver critical modules of the Billing system in Java. Develop sql scripts, stored procedures for data analysis and data extraction. Negotiate requirements and release schedules with operations and business. Manage large scale projects which involve co-ordination with different teams of the firm as well as external vendors. Mentor and promote junior members of the team.

Twitter: @NikhilNanivade

Fernando Babadapulos is an Eternal software developer, serial entrepreneur and speaker. Big data enthusiast. He is heavily involved in Java based systems that apply Data Science _at scale_ to provide real time insights that are changing the decision making process of many companies in Brazil and Latin America. Because of the innovative nature of these applications, they won the Duke's Choice Award at JavaOne 2015. Mining the largest digital database in Latin America, processing more than 3 billion new records per day, Fernando is considered an expert in Big Data, Cloud Computing and internet scale architectures. Fernando speaks in several conferences, including JavaOne, Oracle Code, Netbeans Day, QCon, TDC, Campus Party and more. He was in the Program Committee for JavaOne Latam [2] and JavaOne San Francisco [3].


Known as a strong proponent for using technology to improve the human condition, Fernando wrote a signal detector using Discrete Time Fourier Transform in Java to help hearing impaired children. This work gave him a Master Degree in Information Sciences.

Twitter: @babadopulos

LOCATION: Basel

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20 Ways to Boost Your Developer Productivity

SPEAKER: Sebastian Daschner   COMPANY: JCP Member, Java Champion

When working as a software developer – as well as in any other job – it's important to be productive and to get things done. You want to increase your development speed, focus on what adds value and cut out all the cumbersome, boring and repetitive tasks. Here are 20 ways to be more effective and efficient as a software developer using certain tools, approaches and mindsets. The session is brought to you by a German – from the country of efficiency.

Containers and container orchestration – the Java EE way

The whole enterprise world gets containerized. Environments can be built up faster than ever and especially orchestration frameworks such as Kubernetes get more and more traction. The question remains, how does a well-established technology such as Java EE fit into this new world? As of today, there is a variety of Java EE containers out there, both for micro runtimes and more traditional application servers. Which one to chose from among TomEE, Payara Micro, WildFly, OpenLiberty, MicroProfile compliant runtimes, and others?

This session shows what enterprise developers need to take into account when containerizing Java applications. We'll see how Java EE fits the containerized world, using different runtimes, Docker, Kubernetes and Istio.

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LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en

Unified Map in Eclipse Collections

SPEAKER: Nikhil Nanivadekar   COMPANY: Eclipse Collections Project Lead, Oracle Developer Champion

Eclipse Collections comes with it's own implementations of List, Set and Map. It also has additional data structures like Multimap, Bag and an entire Primitive Collections hierarchy. In this blog we will take a look under the hood of UnifiedMap.

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Nikhil on GitHub

LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en

Java in Big Data... and probably Machine Learning as well.

SPEAKER: Fernando Babadapulos   COMPANY: Java Champion, Oracle Developer Champion, Member of JavaOne program committee.

Actual abstract is pending, but since Fernando is a pioneer in using Java for Big Data applications and is known as an expert in cloud computing, Hadoop, distributed processing and NoSQL databases and is one of the pioneers in developing machine learning algorithms and big data architectures to solve problems by mining huge amounts of data..it's sure to be compelling.

His Java based software handles a dataset that grows at a rate of 3 billion new records per day, and architects Java based services that handle 2.5 million connections per minute.

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Fernando on GitHub

LANGUAGE: Talk: en / Slides: en

Sebastian Daschner has been working with Java enterprise software development for many years. Besides his work for clients he set a high priority in educating developers in conference presentations, video courses and trainings. He believes that teaching others not only greatly improves their situation but also educates yourself. As Java is an open platform where anybody can participate, he is been helping to shape the future of Java EE by serving as an Expert Group member in the JSRs for JAX-RS, JSON-P and Configuration. In 2016, he was honored by being given the title Java Champion by a group of Java leaders.

Sebastian is the lead developer behind the JAX-RS Analyzer, a open-sourced project based on his computer science thesis from the Munich University of Applied Sciences. He is an active member of the JCP and on GitHub with 46 repositories and 142 contributions in the last year.

Twitter: @DaschnerS

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Nikhil Nanivadekar works currently at Goldman, Sachs & Co., as a technology analyst. His responsibilities include: Design, develop and deliver critical modules of the Billing system in Java. Develop sql scripts, stored procedures for data analysis and data extraction. Negotiate requirements and release schedules with operations and business. Manage large scale projects which involve co-ordination with different teams of the firm as well as external vendors. Mentor and promote junior members of the team.

Twitter: @NikhilNanivade

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Fernando Babadapulos is an Eternal software developer, serial entrepreneur and speaker. Big data enthusiast. He is heavily involved in Java based systems that apply Data Science _at scale_ to provide real time insights that are changing the decision making process of many companies in Brazil and Latin America. Because of the innovative nature of these applications, they won the Duke's Choice Award at JavaOne 2015. Mining the largest digital database in Latin America, processing more than 3 billion new records per day, Fernando is considered an expert in Big Data, Cloud Computing and internet scale architectures. Fernando speaks in several conferences, including JavaOne, Oracle Code, Netbeans Day, QCon, TDC, Campus Party and more. He was in the Program Committee for JavaOne Latam [2] and JavaOne San Francisco [3].


Known as a strong proponent for using technology to improve the human condition, Fernando wrote a signal detector using Discrete Time Fourier Transform in Java to help hearing impaired children. This work gave him a Master Degree in Information Sciences.

Twitter: @babadopulos

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