Proposed Sessions
We are continually adding overviews of the session (see guide) to help you know what may happen on the day and give you an opportunity to ask questions via the LJC mailing list. If similar session ideas arise, then there is an opportunity to run joint sessions.
In the spirit of an unconference, you can of course come up with talks, workshops, discussion sessions on the day. Please write your talk on a post-it note (supplied by us) and add it to the conference schedule board on display in the main meeting area. Please try to be as descriptive as possible about your talk, including what people will learn, if it is a talk or practical session.
Sessions (35 minute session + 5 changeover)
- The Future of the Java ecosystem and community (Ben Evans & Martijn Verburg)
- Agile Present Imperfect Tense (Nigel Runnels-Moss)
- Exploring First-Class Relations in OO Languages (Raoul-Gabriel Urma)
- Byte Code Generation (Ged Byrne)
- Doing something real with Haskell. Functional to the max. (Emily Green)
- Bet Fair's Site Rebuild - Fast We Promise (Martin Anderson)
- Low Latency, High Throughput Performance Testing (Peter Lawrey)
- JSR-310 (Date and Time for Java 8) and writing the TCK (James Gough and Richard Warburton)
- A User's Guide to the Disruptor (Trisha Gee)
- The Evolution of Java (Steve Elliott)
- The Future of Java (Steve Elliott)
Suggested sessions (looking for someone to run them)
- Contributing to Apache Foundation or other OSS projects
- Scala
- OSGi
Lightning Talks (5-7 minute talks)
Workshops (practical, hands on workshops, 60 minutes+)
- Java7 Roadshow workshops (Martijn Verburg, Ben Evans)
- Atlassian tools kickstart - Dragon slaying JIRA, Confluence, Greenhopper, Bamboo, Fisheye, Crucible... (John Stevenson)
- Hacking on the OpenJDK by example (Michael Barker)
- BDD basics with Cucumber JVM (Alan Parkinson)
- Crafting Object-Oriented Code (Sandro Mancuso)
- Testing Legacy Code (Sandro Mancuso)
- The really frakkin simple guide to Clojure
- OSGi applications in a Web Container (Iain Duncan)
Suggested workshops (looking for someone to run them)
- Deploying a Java app to <insert cloud provider>
- Polyglot Programming in practice