SpringOne Tour Amsterdam
9th October 2023
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
SpringOne Tour Amsterdam – Register your interest now!
SpringOne Tour is back! It's our vibrant, developer community event featuring the latest advancements, best practices, and tools and techniques that are quickly becoming industry standard. Our Spring advocates, technical engineers, and application development experts bring an in-depth look into the beauty of open-source, with Spring Framework, Spring Boot 3, Kubernetes, Progressive Delivery and more, to strategise with you on how you can innovate faster.
Prepare to be inspired, learn from the best, and take your Spring skills to new heights!
Spaces are limited, so register your interest for what is sure to be a sell-out event.
What to expect
- Engaging Sessions: Immerse yourself in thought-provoking sessions presented by expert speakers, featuring the best content from SpringOne in Las Vegas. Stay up-to-date with the latest trends, strategies, and best practices in Spring and cloud-native development.
- Connect with Local Experts: Engage with industry-leading local experts and Spring advocates, ready to share their deep knowledge and insights. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to get answers to your burning questions, exchange ideas, and expand your professional network.
- Networking Opportunities: Build connections and forge valuable relationships with like-minded professionals, industry leaders, and passionate developers. Share experiences, discover new collaborations, and unlock new possibilities for your career and projects.
Agenda
| 09:30-10:00 | Registration and breakfast |
| 10:00-10:50 | Bootiful Spring Boot 3 |
| 10:50-11:30 | Native Support in Spring Boot 3 |
| 11:30-12:00 | Break |
| 12:00-12:40 | Making your @Beans Intelligent |
| 12:40-13:30 | Make the Right Thing the Obvious Thing: The Journey to Internal Developer Platforms |
| 13:30-14:30 | Lunch |
| 14:30-15:00 | Azure Spring Apps |
| 15:00-16:00 | Fireside chat and Q&A |
| 16:00-17:00 | Optional networking |
Speakers
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Cora Iberkleid, Developer Advocate
Cora Iberkleid is a Developer Advocate for Modern Applications at VMware Tanzu, helping developers and enterprises navigate modern practices and technologies, focusing on cloud native architecture, modern CI/CD, Spring, and Kubernetes. Prior to joining VMware, Cora was an Advisory Solutions Engineer at Pivotal. She also spent nearly a decade at Sun Microsystems and Oracle, helping customers design and build enterprise integration applications. Through this experience, she developed an understanding and empathy for complex organizational challenges, and she strives to incorporate this empathy into her everyday work.
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Josh Long, Developer Advocate
Josh Long became the first Spring Developer Advocate in 2010 and hasn’t looked back! He contributes (bugs, mostly..) to numerous open source projects, including Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. |
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Stéphane Nicoll
Stéphane has 20 years of experience in software engineering with a strong focus on API development on the JVM. After having spent more than a decade developing large scale Java enterprise applications in the geospatial, financial, or logistics sectors, he joins the core Spring Framework development team in 2014. Currently, Stéphane works on Spring Boot and leads start.spring.io, a service that helps millions of users start their next application. |
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Mark Pollack
Mark Pollack is a software engineer with Pivotal and is the lead of the Spring Cloud Data Flow project. He has been a contributor to many Spring projects dating back to the Spring Framework in 2003 as well as founding the Spring.NET and Spring Data projects. |
SpringOne Tour Session abstracts
Bootiful Spring Boot 3
Josh Long
Spring Framework 6 and Spring Boot 3 are here, and you know what that means. New baselines and new possibilities! Spring Framework implies a Java 17 and Jakarta EE baseline and offers new support for building GraalVM-native images and a compile-time component model in the new Spring AOT engine. It also offers a new observability layer, declarative HTTP and RSocket clients, preliminary Project Loom and CRaC support, Problem-Details support, and so much more. Join me, Spring Developer Advocate Josh Long (@starbuxman), and we’ll look at next-gen Spring.
Native Support in Spring Boot 3
Stephane Nicoll
After a successful experimental phase with the Spring Native project, the Spring team is bringing Ahead Of Time (AOT) support to Spring. The goal here is to enable GraalVM native use cases and improve JVM efficiency. During this talk, Stéphane will discuss the state of the AOT theme in Spring Framework 6 and Spring Boot 3:
- The design of the AOT engine
- How this new infrastructure can be used by libraries
- What to expect as an application developer
Making your @Beans Intelligent
Mark Pollack
There is much discussion about AI in the general media and among geeks, sparked by the recent advancements in OpenAI’s ChatGPT. As a Java developer, how do I start making AI-powered apps? Drawing inspiration from successful Python projects such as LangChain and LlamaIndex, Spring AI has got you covered. An AI application isn’t just about the model; it is about the software engineering that makes your application solve real-world use cases, use cases that are not solved by simply asking ChatGPT on the web. In this session, we will start immediately with a hello world example and then introduce the domain language of AI applications and how you can solve real-world use cases such as Q&A over your own documents. At the end of this talk, you will have the basics to make your @Beans intelligent!
Make the Right Thing the Obvious Thing: The Journey to Internal Developer Platforms
Cora Iberkleid
As software designers and engineers, we are well aware of the importance of simplicity in maximizing software usability and end user productivity. Simplicity makes complex systems easier to understand, use, debug, maintain, and reuse. It is the careful balance of abstraction and automation with just enough transparency, context, and control. The first question in designing a simple yet effective end user experience is… who IS the end user?! In the case of Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs)—the latest buzz word to light up the platform space—if you are a software developer at an organization, then the end user is YOU! Platform and DevOps teams have long been on a journey to maximize developer productivity. IDPs are the culmination of these efforts, taking into account a broad spectrum of developer needs to maximize developer experience in a more comprehensive way. In this talk, we'll take a walk through time to understand how we got to IDPs, and examine their key elements and characteristics. We'll also consider the ever-relevant "build vs. buy" question by looking at Tanzu Application Platform and the various open source technologies that underpin it as an example.
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