The GenevaJUG is proud to host the Quarkus World Tour for an online session with Clément Escoffier and Guillaume Smet.
This session will be divided into three parts:
The number of places is limited to 50 so everything goes smoothly, so hurry up and register :-)
Official Quarkus World Tour presentation :
In the spirit of the times, the Quarkus Team virtually presents a big, loud, and bold, rock & roll mega-stadium tour.
For the last 25 years, Java has performed for organizations across the world but you’ve never seen anything like this. We’ll cover all the classics like “Start Me Up” and “Living’ on a VM” and some new jams like “Stairway to Native” and “Sweet JPA of Mine” and more.
In this session the Quarkus Team will give you a unique, hands-on experience: An introduction to Quarkus, a follow-along hands-on demo or two and then a Q&A with some of the band, umm, developers involved.
So join us as we explore how Quarkus helps Java developers everywhere to be more productive, create modern masterpieces and, well, have more fun: 90 odd minutes of technical discussion, some live coding and a Q&A - it’s going to be a blast.
Oh and did we mention swag? Maybe even a Tour T-Shirt?
Time to rock the Java world 2021 style…
Who am I? Good question. I was a researcher at the University of Grenoble, an architect at Axway, director of innovation at a German company…. Currently I am a lead developer on vert.x, and I work for Red Hat. I have touched many domains: OSGi, mobile, continuous delivery, devops, HTML5… My goal? To provide tools and methods to make development more efficient but also more pleasant and fun. I am an active contributor to many Open Source projects like Apache Felix, iPOJO, Wisdom, and of course vert.x.
After 13 years in free software services building business applications for major clients, I joined Red Hat 5 years ago to work on Hibernate technologies - Hibernate Search and Hibernate Validator primarily. Embarked on the Quarkus adventure two years ago, I am one of the main contributors with a strong emphasis on versioning and processes. In my spare time, I work on Quarkus GitHub App and Quarkus Bot to optimize our work. Helpful tip to recognize me on the street: I always wear a floral shirt.
