JBCNConf - The first Java and JVM conference in Spain

BCN

CONFERENCE

19-20-21

June 2017

JVM & TECH
Past Events: 2016, 2015

What is the Java Barcelona Conference?

Three days to share knowledge and experiences, meet enthusiasts and geeks and learn about new technologies related to the JVM in English.

What is the Java Barcelona Conference?

The JBCN Conf is the yearly event organised by the non-profit Java User Group Barcelona between 19-21st June.
Conference Talks will held from Monday 19th to Tuesday 20th and Workshops will run on Wednesday 21st until noon.

Topics are related to the Java World and related technologies: #Java #JVM langs (Scala/Cloujure/Groovy/Kotlin...) #Functional Programming #Microservices #Docker #Kubernetes #Mesos #Marathon #JavaFX #DevOps #Testing #DDD #TDD #CI #CD #noSQL #SOA #Cloud #Mobile #Integration #Architecture #Scalability #IoT #Actors #Concurrency.

Code of conduct:
Our conference is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices.
We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks, workshops, parties, Twitter and other online media. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organisers.

Why Should I Participate?

This conference is the perfect stage to discover how others are using your favourite VM. There is something interesting for any kind of tech passionate:
from(Java).to(Scala).or(Groovy).in(Open_Source).or(JCP)

Why Should I Participate?

Admired Java developers gather from around the world to talk about their insights, innovations, and the developments they’ve been working on since the previous year.
This year we will be joined by key note speakers Venkat Subramaniam and Sandro Mancuso, famous open source contributors such as Claus Ibsen and Alex Soto, but also by the Chair of the Java Community Process Heather VanCura.
This is your chance to interact with like-minded Java enthusiasts and to recharge your batteries in the beautiful Barcelona.

The full schedule will be released 2-3 weeks before the event. Meanwhile, we invite you to check out the speakers below on the page.

buy a ticket

Do not miss the opportunity to participate in this event and to immerse yourself in 3-days interesting talks on Java, JVM and open-source technologies.
All Prices Include:
Access to talks and workshops for 3 days
Access to networking party on Monday,
Welcome pack, Coffee breaks and lunches for Monday and Tuesday, Raffles of sponsors products.

SOLD OUT

~~Early Bird~~

Limited to 80 tickets available until 1st of March.

SOLD OUT

~~Standard~~

Limited to 200 tickets available until 1st of May.

SOLD OUT

~~Late Bird~~

Starting 1st of May or upon standard ticket exhaustion.

03

Days

04

Tracks

54

Speakers

350

> Java Lovers

Travel

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, is a Mediterranean and cosmopolitan city with Roman remains, medieval quarters and the most beautiful examples of 20th century Modernism.

The workshops are organized in a separate facility within walking distance (15m) from the venue for the talks.

Talks

Cinema Filmax Gran Via 2, Centre Comercial Gran Via 2
Avinguda de la Granvia, 75 08908 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona.

Workshops

Hotel Fira Congress Barcelona
C/ José Agustín Goytisolo, 9-11 Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona.

Transportation

~23 minutes from the Airport by Metro L9S to Europa Fira station,
followed by a 10 minutes walk.

Accommodation

We have prepared several discounts at hotels nearby.
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Cafe & Restaurant

Coffee, Water & Lunch will be provided at the venue.
Additionally the food court in the building can satisfy any needs.

Networking Event

Starting Monday at 20:00 on the BEACH!
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Take a view over the conference area.

Barcelona is internationally well-known for its great climate, incredible beaches, stunning architecture, delicious tapas and its successful football team.

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speakers

Functional Programming in Java. The Art of Simplicity.

Venkat Subramaniam

Founder of Agile Developer, Inc.

TDD in Baby Steps. The Long Road.

Sandro Mancuso

Founder of Codurance and London Software Craftmanship Community

Real World Java 9.

Trisha Gee

Developer Advocate at JetBrains

Building microservices with Vert.x.

Bert Jan Schrijver

CTO at OpenValue

How To Stay Responsive With 400 Backends.

Maarten Mulders

Enthusiastic senior developer and trainer

Developing cloud-ready Camel microservices.

Claus Ibsen

Principal software engineer from Red Hat

Why you're going to FAIL running Java on docker!. Going Reactive with Vert.x.

Burr Sutter

Red Hat’s Director of Developer Experience

Testing For Unicorns.

Alex Soto

Software Engineer at RedHat

Reactive Stream Processing with MicroProfile and Apache Kafka.

Matthias Wessendorf

Project lead of AeroGear

Cloud Native Java with Kubernetes. Migrating to Microservices Databases: From relational Monolith to Distributed Data.

Edson Yanaga

Red Hat's Director of Developer Experience

Designing Cloud Native Applications with Kubernetes.

Bilgin Ibryam

Architect at Red Hat

Machine learning by example.

Michal Matloka

1 of 40 CEOs at SoftwareMill

The reactive landscape.

Clement Escoffier

Red Hat's Vert.x core developer

Build a Q&A bot with Deeplearning4J.

Willem Meints

Technical evangelist for Info Support

Java 8: the good, the bad and the ugly.

Brian Vermeer

Software Engineer for blue4it

The DevOps 2.1 Toolkit: Continuously Deploying Microservices To a Swarm Cluster.

Viktor Farcic

Senior Consultant at CloudBees

Spring Cloud Kubernetes.

Ioannis Canellos

Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat

Java + JCP + Adopt-a-JSR + You.

Heather VanCura

Chair of the JCP Program at Oracle

Services Assemble! Apply MVP Principles to Create Cutting-Edge Microservices Without Chaos with Spring Cloud/Netflix OSS.

Mark Heckler

Principal Technologist/Developer Advocate at Pivotal Software, Inc.

Java Libraries You Can't Afford to Miss.

Andres Almiray

Java/Groovy developer

Elastic scaling with Kubernetes in a (micro)service oriented architecture.

Bastian Hofman

Software Engineer at ResearchGate

Docker Patterns.

Roland Huss

Principal Software Engineer at RedHat

When, why and how to CQRS.

Sebastian Daschner

Java Champion

Tame Your Data with Akka Streams and Java 8.

Jacek Kunicki

Passionate Software Engineer at SoftwareMill

Trials & Tribulations of Java NIO2 Providers.

Schalk Cronjé

Creator of Groovy-VFS