GeekOUT 2018 Conference Opening
Opening Keynote – CERN from IT perspective – Derek Mathieson
The Truth about Fried Chicken and Labradoodles – Andy Feltham
Developing Multiplatform Projects in Kotlin – Dmitry Jemerov
Java Next – New Releases, Valhalla, Amber, and More Goodies – Nicolai Parlog
Troubleshooting & Debugging Production Microservices in Kubernetes – Ray Tsang
From Zero to ML with Cloud Platform – Sara Robinson
Eclipse MicroProfile for Cloud Native applications – Alasdair Nottingham
Serverless, the Future of the Cloud?! – Bert Ertman
GraphQL – APIs the New Way – Volodymyr Tsukur

GeekOUT 2018 Conference Opening

Opening Keynote: CERN from IT perspective

Derek Mathieson

The Truth about Fried Chicken and Labradoodles

Andy Feltham

Developing Multiplatform Projects in Kotlin

Dmitry Jemerov

Java Next – New Releases, Valhalla, Amber, and More Goodies

Nicolai Parlog

Troubleshooting & Debugging Production Microservices in Kubernetes

Ray Tsang

From Zero to ML with Cloud Platform

Sara Robinson

Eclipse MicroProfile for Cloud Native applications

Alasdair Nottingham

Serverless, the Future of the Cloud?!

Bert Ertman

GraphQL – APIs the New Way

Volodymyr Tsukur

Opening Keynote – High Performance Managed Languages – Martin Thompson
Shoulders of giants: Languages Kotlin learned from – Andrey Breslav
HotSpot Intrinsics – Volker Simonis
Adding Search to Legacy Apps – David Pilato
To JAR Hell And Back – A Live Migration to Java 11 – Nicolai Parlog
Cluster Consensus: When Aeron Met Raft – Martin Thompson
Create effective tests or create excuses — testing the Java EE way – Sebastian Daschner
Solving Problems with Reasoning, Semantic Wizardry and Java – Rustam Mehmandarov
Low-latency messaging without sun.misc.Unsafe – Mark Price
Graal: How to use the new JVM JIT compiler in real life – Chris Thalinger
Event Sourcing, distributed systems & CQRS with Java – Sebastian Daschner
Making Microservices Micro with Istio and Kubernetes – Ray Tsang
How I Learnt to Stop Compiling and Love Clojure – Antti Virtanen & Tatu Tarvainen
GeekOUT 2018 Conference Closing

Opening Keynote: High Performance Managed Languages

Martin Thompson

Shoulders of giants: Languages Kotlin learned from

Andrey Breslav

HotSpot Intrinsics

Volker Simonis

Adding Search to Legacy Apps

David Pilato

To JAR Hell And Back – A Live Migration to Java 11

Nicolai Parlog

Cluster Consensus: When Aeron Met Raft

Martin Thompson

Create effective tests or create excuses — testing the Java EE way

Sebastian Daschner

Solving Problems with Reasoning, Semantic Wizardry and Java

Rustam Mehmandarov

Low-latency messaging without sun.misc.Unsafe

Mark Price

Graal: How to use the new JVM JIT compiler in real life

Chris Thalinger

Event Sourcing, distributed systems & CQRS with Java

Sebastian Daschner

Making Microservices Micro with Istio and Kubernetes

Ray Tsang

How I Learnt to Stop Compiling and Love Clojure

Antti Virtanen & Tatu Tarvainen

GeekOUT 2018 Conference Closing

What’s GeekOut?

GeekOut is a Java technology conference that started as a single-day event in 2011 and has grown into a full-blown, two-day show for amazing developers. The focus of the conference is on Java, the JVM, covering developer tooling, solution architecture, programming methodologies, continuous delivery and programming languages for the JVM platform. GeekOut focuses on ideas and communication, rather than the quantity of talks and pitches. Our speakers, partners, and exhibitors are hand picked based on their technology and contribution to the Java community.

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Jaanika Karv
GeekOut Project Manager
jaanika.karv@roguewave.com
+372 522 0122


Anton Arhipov
Program Chair
anton.arhipov@jetbrains.com