We are testing with interest the new online format and we invite everyone to participate for free. Throughout the day, our experts will share insights about Java, frameworks, testing, garbage collector, OSS and more. All sessions will be in English.
Here is the whole program.
Java and JetBrains
Those who have been working with Java for a long time know that this language is the inspiration for the JetBrains team. Our flagship IDE, IntelliJ IDEA, was written for and in Java. It quickly carved a niche among the leading development environments, winning numerous awards and loyal fans around the world.
Since 2000, JetBrains has released several IntelliJ-based IDEs for various programming languages. Many of our tools such as Space (a space for teamwork), YouTrack (a project management and bug tracking tool), TeamCity (our CI / CD server) and others are written in Java. Kotlin, the popular programming language developed by JetBrains, is Java compatible and also runs on top of the JVM.
What's the plan?
Throughout the day from 11:00 to 21:00 Moscow time, the best Java speakers will hold 10 hour information sessions. Selected topics will be interesting for those who have been working with Java for a long time, and those who are just going with the spirit to step into this fascinating world. For example, you will learn:
- How to Test Driven Development (TDD)
- What is lazy evaluation
- Is it possible to learn Java for free and write code in the first lesson
- How to create new and extend existing Java collections
- Why do we need ZGC and Shenandoah GC
- Why visual validation testing improves UX, localization, and responsive design
And here is the full list of topics:
- Bootiful Testing - Josh Long
- Good Old Stream API - Tagir Valeev
- Life Beyond Java 8 - Trisha Gee
- How I Started Contributing to Open Source and Why You Should Too – Marit van Dijk
- Let’s Get Lazy – Venkat Subramaniam
- Learn and Teach Java with JetBrains! – JetBrains
- Do It Yourself: Collections – Nikhil Nanivadekar
- Software Modernisation – Sandro Mancuso
- OpenJDK: In the New Age of Concurrent Garbage Collectors – Monica Beckwith
- Your Tests Lack Vision: Adding Eyes to Your Automation Framework – Angie Jones
?
It's simple: go to the site and register. Choose sessions that interest you or confirm participation in all at once. After registration we will send you detailed instructions.
During the live broadcast, ask questions in the chat. The speakers will answer them at the end of the sessions.
Immediately after the event, a video recording will appear on the site , and a little later you can watch the sessions on the IntelliJ IDEA YouTube channel.
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Register now, because the number of places is limited, and Java lovers are becoming more and more every minute.
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