Conferences in Cologne

[Werner Keil]

Hi,

There are two conferences in or near Cologne between late November 2017 and early March 2018.

The first CFP closes August 10 for JavaLand, many of you probably know

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Date: Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 1:06 PM
Subject: JavaLand 2018: Info on Call for Papers, Sale of Tickets, Hotel Rooms and Exhibition

JavaLand 2018: Info on Call for Papers, Ticket Sale, Hotel Rooms and Exhibition   Dear Javaians We are happy to let you know that preparations for JavaLand 2018 are in full swing. In addition to the information regarding the call for papers, you will find all the information about the started ticket sale, hotel rooms and exhibition in this e-mail. The Call for Papers is open until August 10, 2017 – don't miss the opportunity to submit your presentation! We are looking for contributions of 40 minutes on the topics "Container and Microservices", "Core Java and JVM based languages", "Enterprise Java and Cloud", "Frontend & Mobile", "IDEs & Tools", "Internet of Things" and "Architecture & Security". » More Information for speakers Training Day JavaLand 2018 will again offer a Training Day on the third day of the conference, for which you can apply as a training partner until July 20. You can find a summary of the conditions for your application and all necessary documents here: » JavaLand 2018 Training Day     Make sure to get your ticket and hotel   Become an exhibitor and sponsor       Don't miss out on this opportunity: Get your ticket for JavaLand for the early bird price and don't forget to book your hotel. This year, not only the Park hotels Matamba and Ling Bao are available, but with H+ hotels in Brühl and Hürth, there are two other inexpensive hotels in immediate vicinity. Booking of the hotels has to be done exclusively via the JavaLand registration. » More information   We offer you the chance to become an exhibitor and sponsor of JavaLand 2018. That way, you benefit from the intensive contact with your target group directly on-site. In addition to your booth in the exhibition area, you can sponsor for example welcome gifts, bedtime goodies or lanyards, and draw attention to your company. » View and book packages   Help us promote the event Show everyone that you are a fan of JavaLand and include our JavaLand banners on your websites, blogs, Twitter and your e-mail signatures. We appreciate your help! » View Banners     You can find more information on www.javaland.eu. We look forward to seeing you!   Your JavaLand conference team off...@javaland.eu Event organizer: JavaLand GmbH in cooperation with iJUG and Heise Media     JavaLand GmbH Tempelhofer Weg 64 12347 Berlin Germany CEO: Fried Saacke Register No. of associations: HRB 178259 B; Local Court Berlin-Charlottenburg   phone: +49 (0) 700-11 36 24 38 fax: +49 (0) 700-11 36 24 39 off...@javaland.eu www.javaland.eu Media services: DOAG Dienstleistungen GmbH Tempelhofer Weg 64 12347 Berlin Germany   phone: +49 (0) 700-11 36 24 38 fax +49 (0) 700-11 36 24 39 off...@doag.org www.doag.org CEO: Fried Saacke You have received this eMail because you have signed up for topics related to "Java" and/or "JavaLand". If you would like to be removed from our distribution list, please send us a short eMail. off...@javaland.eu

 

[Werner Keil]

The CFP till August 21 is for JVM-Con 2017:

It even has a decicated MicroProfile topic after DWX '17 raised attention and awareness. 

Regards,

Werner

Dear Werner.

The first edition of the www.jvm-con.com – The conference for java developers will start from 28. -  29. November 2017 in Cologne (Germany). We cordially invite you and your colleagues and friends to participate in the Call for Papers. The Call for Papers is open until 21. August 2017. The following topics have been considered for 2017 so far:

·         Java Virtual Machine (JVM)/ Java Runtime Environment (JRE)

·         Java Runtime Environment

·         JVM-Languages (Java, Scala, Jython, Kotlin, Clojure, Free Pascal, Groovy, JRuby)

·         Frontend

·         Java 9

·         Java EE 8

·         Java EE

·         Cloud Native Development

·         Microservices

·         MicroProfile

·         APIs

·         Java Security

·         Java Concurrency

·         Mobile with Java

If your favorite topic is not listed above, you are welcome to submit it anyway. The conference will have 2 conference tracks on one day with two keynotes and about 20 sessions. The second day will be the workshop day with 2-4 full or half day workshops. In order to present your topic and yourself in 2017 as best as possible, we offer the option to give a webinar or training as well. You will find more information in the submission of your session. Further information about the Call for Papers and the link to this year's submission can be found online at www.jvm-con.com/call-for-papers. We would be very happy if we receive many interesting submissions to provide an informative and exciting program at the end of 2017. If you have any question, do not hesitate to contact me.

Best regards

Florian

Florian Bender
Head of Trainings & Events

Postal Adress – Office Cologne:
Neue Mediengesellschaft Ulm mbH | Hohenstaufenring 62 | 50674 Köln

Web Developer Conference: 10.-11. October 2017 in Munich

www.web-developer-conference.de

.NET Developer Conference: 28.-30. November 2017 in Cologne
www.dotnet-developer-conference.de

JVM-Con – The conference for java developers: 28.-29. November 2017 in Cologne
www.jvm-con.de

Neue Mediengesellschaft Ulm mbH | Bayerstraße 16a | 80335 München
Geschäftsführer: Florian Ebner, Dr. Günter Götz
Registergericht Ulm HRB 723869, Sitz der Gesellschaft ist Ulm

[Emily Jiang]

Awesome! Thanks Werner for the info! Will submit a few sessions.

Emily

[Werner Keil]

Sure, let me know, if you need help. And since at least JVM-Con is slightly smaller (just 2 days and tracks) if others like Ivar also consider a proposal similar to what we presented at DWX (by the same organizer as JVM-Con) please consider a coordinated effort there. Co-Speakers are treated equally well (e.g. get a free hotel night, unlike EclipseCon, JavaLand or almost every ohter major conference;-) and I know from the experience at DWX where I had to merge 2 Jigsaw proposals by the same speaker, how challenging it can get, so maybe join forces at least for slightly smaller focussed events.

Werner

[Werner Keil]

Hi,

As member of the AdBoard I saw several (~4 at least) proposals related to MicroProfile. Thanks a lot.

Maybe not necessarily by those who proposed these, but would somebody with relevant keynote experience (e.g. Mark Little) also consider a keynote at JVM-Con?

A .NET expert from JetBrains already does at the co-located DDC, so not sure, if they would also send someone like Trisha, but we also consider such vendors of course. We're in touch with Oracle, but there are 2 keynotes, an opening keynote at 9am and a closing keynote.

If you have an interesting subject (can be related to Java/JavaEE, Eclipse or MicroProfile, but it should not be the only subject, e.g. Jennifer at Microsoft presented her Lie Detector based on EEG readings and Big Data on Microsoft Azure: http://www.developer-week.de/Programm/Veranstaltung/(event)/21314) please reply here, send an email directly to me (if you don't want to bother everyone else on the list) or send it directly to c...@jvm-con.de

Thanks,

Werner

[Werner Keil]

Dear All,

JVM-Con has finalized the program now: http://jvm-con.de/#konferenz

It was a tough call, we voted only based on the abstract (speakers or company behind it were unveiled after the decision) and Ivar got most votes in several categories including "MicroProfile New and Noteworthy". I cannot outrule, members of the ad-board saw our talk, but nobody including myself knew, whether it was Ivar or somebody else who proposed MicroProfile talks. Anatole was equally succesful with talks on Vert.x or Configuration. And I trust like he did at JavaLand, he'll take both MicroProfile Config 1.x and the upcoming proposal for a JSR standard into consideration in his talk (after all, he also had his share of going through the JCP with it ;-)

Sorry those who were not selected this time. The conference is a bit smaller, so we had to find the right balance and almost every major JVM language as well as topics from Java SE 9 to Java EE 8 (by David/Oracle) will be covered.

If you're in Germany, we'd be happy to welcome you at JVM-Con.

On behalf of the adboard.

Werner

Thanks,

Werner