From Idea to IDE - How Java Features Are Considered, Designed, And Shipped

Conference Day
14.06.
ab 10:45 Uhr
bis Uhr
java
open source
java user group
Raum
Fidelitas

Abstract

OpenJDK is one of the world’s most influential open source communities. It drives the reference implementation of Java SE and the Java Virtual Machine, a programming language and runtime environment used daily by millions of software developers. More than that, the community drives its innovation - 15 years and counting of new language features, core library additions, performance improvements, runtime enhancements, and new tooling.

But how does it all work? How does a community of Java enthusiasts, often financed by some of the biggest tech companies yet working with self-determination, turn ideas into designs into code into features you can use in your IDE? Well, let me explain (in this talk).

Ausgewählt von der Java UserGroup

Speaker

Nicolai Parlog

Oracle, Deutschland

Nicolai (aka nipafx) ist ein Java-Enthusiast mit Fokus auf Sprachfeatures und APIs, der leidenschaftlich gerne lernt und lehrt. Das macht er in Blog Posts, Newslettern und Büchern; in Tweets, Videos und Streams; in Demo Repositories und auf Konferenzen - mehr dazu auf nipafx.dev. Er ist Java Developer Advocate bei Oracle und Organisator von Accento. Davon abgesehen kennt man ihn für seine Frisur.