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UpcomingZürich   28.10.2025 18:15h (iCal)

Canvas 101 – One-Pager für bessere Kommunikation


SPEAKER 1: Benjamin Wolf   COMPANY: INNOQ
SPEAKER 2: Patrick Roos   COMPANY: Fellow GmbH

KEYWORDS: Architecture

Euch erwarten zwei unterhaltsame Vorträge von Patrick Roos und Benjamin Wolf, zwei Autoren des Architecture Inception Canvas und des Architecture Communication Canvas. Kommt vorbei und lernt, wie ihr mit einem Canvas leichtgewichtig in das Thema Architekturdokumentation einsteigen könnt – sei es für komplett neue Systeme oder für bestehende (Legacy-)Systeme.

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UpcomingBern   29.10.2025 18:00h (iCal)

Canvas 101 – One-Pager für bessere Kommunikation


SPEAKER 1: Benjamin Wolf   COMPANY: INNOQ
SPEAKER 2: Patrick Roos   COMPANY: Fellow GmbH

KEYWORDS: Architecture

Euch erwarten zwei unterhaltsame Vorträge von Patrick Roos und Benjamin Wolf, zwei Autoren des Architecture Inception Canvas und des Architecture Communication Canvas. Kommt vorbei und lernt, wie ihr mit einem Canvas leichtgewichtig in das Thema Architekturdokumentation einsteigen könnt – sei es für komplett neue Systeme oder für bestehende (Legacy-)Systeme.

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UpcomingBern   06.11.2025 18:30h (iCal)

Value Objects

Das nächste grosse Ding in Java


SPEAKER: Falk Sippach   COMPANY: embarc Software Consulting GmbH

KEYWORDS: Language, Architecture, Concept

Einer der grossen Pluspunkte von Java war und ist das statische, starke Typsystem. Das hilft Millionen von Entwicklern, viele Fehler bereits zur Compilezeit zu entdecken und macht die Entwicklung robuster sowie effizienter. Allerdings schleppt Java mit der Unterscheidung zwischen primitiven und Referenztypen von Beginn an eine schwere Bürde mit sich. Die vor etwa 30 Jahren aus Performancegründen eingeführten primitiven Datentypen integrieren sich nicht gut mit modernen Ansätze wie Generics, Stream API oder Pattern Matching.

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UpcomingSt. Gallen   20.11.2025 18:00h (iCal)

Back to Basics: Crafting Quality Software in the Age of Complexity


SPEAKER: Scott Gerring   COMPANY: Datadog

KEYWORDS: Lessons learned, Performance, Technology, Tools

In the age of microservices, developers often find themselves drowning in incidental complexity – making countless decisions about queues, serverless technologies, databases, Kubernetes clusters, and much more. This complexity can overshadow the foundational task of writing clear, maintainable, and robust code.

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UpcomingLuzern   20.11.2025 18:15h (iCal)

I Didn't Know You Could Do That With Java Streams!?


SPEAKER: François Martin   COMPANY: Karakun

KEYWORDS: Lessons learned, Technology, Tools

Over years of working with many Java codebases, I see the same mistakes being made over and over again when it comes to using Streams. Most Java developers are familiar with the basics, but many do not know about advanced features that could make their code easier to read and perform better at the same time. In this talk, I will share the common problems I faced and how I used advanced Stream techniques and Collectors to improve those codebases.

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UpcomingLuzern   22.11.2025 09:00h (iCal)

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One Day to Contribute to Open Source


In cooperation with the Java User Group Switzerland, a very special event will take place on November 22rd: We invite developers and all interested people to spend a whole day together contributing to free and open source projects.
You don't need any previous knowledge! We will work in groups and support everyone who has never contributed to an open source project before. Design, documentation, code: No matter what kind of contribution it is, everything and everyone is welcome!

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UpcomingZürich   27.11.2025 18:15h (iCal)

Thoughts on (Modern?) Software Development

Observations From a 20-Year Journey


SPEAKER: Alexander Thurow   COMPANY: Alexander Thurow - Software Development & Consulting

KEYWORDS: Lessons learned, Methods

“If someone is taking a journey, he (or she) can tell a story. Therefore, I would take my staff and hat and would choose to travel.” (Matthias Claudius, 1740-1815)

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UpcomingZürich   14.01.2026 18:15h (iCal)

Implementierung von DDD leicht gemacht mit Spring und jMolecules


SPEAKER: Stefan Heinzer   COMPANY: ELCA Informatik AG

KEYWORDS: Architecture, Concept, Technology, Tools

Das Versprechen des Domain-Driven Designs (DDD), "Komplexität im Herzen der Software zu beherrschen“, ist sehr reizvoll. In der Praxis übernehmen jedoch viele Projekte nur ausgewählte Konzepte und Techniken. Besonders bei der Umsetzung in Code fallen Entwickler oft in traditionelle Muster wie datenzentriertes Design oder „Smart UI“ zurück, bei denen die Domänenlogik über alle Schichten des Codes verteilt ist – auf eine Weise, die schwer oder gar nicht mehr kontrollierbar ist.

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UpcomingSt. Gallen   15.01.2026 18:10h (iCal)

I Didn't Know You Could Do That With Java Streams!?


SPEAKER: François Martin   COMPANY: Karakun

KEYWORDS: Lessons learned, Technology, Tools

Over years of working with many Java codebases, I see the same mistakes being made over and over again when it comes to using Streams. Most Java developers are familiar with the basics, but many do not know about advanced features that could make their code easier to read and perform better at the same time. In this talk, I will share the common problems I faced and how I used advanced Stream techniques and Collectors to improve those codebases.

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UpcomingBern   21.01.2026 18:00h (iCal)

Back to Basics: Crafting Quality Software in the Age of Complexity


SPEAKER: Scott Gerring   COMPANY: Datadog

KEYWORDS: Lessons learned, Performance, Technology, Tools

In the age of microservices, developers often find themselves drowning in incidental complexity – making countless decisions about queues, serverless technologies, databases, Kubernetes clusters, and much more. This complexity can overshadow the foundational task of writing clear, maintainable, and robust code.

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