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As announced last month, to celebrate the OpenJDK 17 and Foojay.io as a vendor-neutral community platform for its users, we’re kicking off the Virtual Foojay JUG Tour to be held during and around its release month of September.
And here's the schedule, note that it will change as more meetups are confirmed, and if your JUG is missing, i.e., you'd like to still be included in the tour, no worries, let's see what can be done, simply contact JFrog's Ari Waller (ariw at jfrog dot com) and Payara's Jadon Ortlepp (jadon.ortlepp at payara.fish), Foojay's Event Managers, and specify a date and time (and preferred topics) together with some dates and times that would work for your JUG.
August
- 26 August, Thursday: Manchester JUG, Frank Delporte (Toadi)
"Current state of Java, JavaFX, and Pi4J on the Raspberry Pi"
September
- 9 September, Thursday: St. Louis JUG, Simon Ritter (Azul)
"OpenJDK 17: Get Ready for the Next LTS Java" - 14 September, Tuesday: Boston JUG, Reza Rahman (Microsoft)
"Jakarta EE: Present and Future" - 14 September, Tuesday: Connecticut JUG, Johan Vos (Gluon)
"Leveraging OpenJDK 17 to Create End-to-End JavaFX-to-Cloud Applications" - 15 September, Wednesday: Silicon Valley JUG, Erik Costlow (Contrast Security)
"Securing and Exploiting Java Applications” - 16 September, Thursday: Coimbra JUG, Portugal, Johan Vos (Gluon)
"From Java Records to Quantum Computing" - 21 September, Tuesday: KnoxJava, Carl Dea (Azul)
"Say ‘No’ to JNI" - 22 September, Wednesday: NY JavaSIG, Simon Ritter (Azul)
"OpenJDK 17: Get Ready for the Next LTS Java" - 23 September, Thursday, Silesia JUG, Deepu K Sasidharan (JHipster)
"Pattern Matching & Sealed Classes: Best Features of OpenJDK 17?" - 26 September, Sunday: Bangladesh JUG, Erik Costlow (Contrast Security)
"Securing and Exploiting Java Applications” - 27 September, Monday: Jozi JUG, Frank Delporte (Toadi)
"Current state of Java, JavaFX, and Pi4J on the Raspberry Pi" - 28 September, Tuesday: Garden State JUG, Simon Ritter (Azul)
"Are All OpenJDK Builds Created Equal?" - 29 September, Wednesday: Japan JUG, Deepu K Sasidharan (JHipster)
"Pattern Matching & Sealed Classes: Best Features of OpenJDK 17?" - 29 September, Wednesday: Istanbul JUG, Sven Ruppert (JFrog)
"DevSecOps from Scratch for Java and Kotlin Developers"
October
- 5 October, Wednesday: Silicon Valley JUG, Pratik Patel (Azul)
"OpenJDK 17: Get Ready for the Next LTS Java" - 7 October, Thursday, JavaBin Oslo, Clement Escoffier and Georgios Andrianakis (Red Hat)
"Cloud-Native Java in Times of OpenJDK 17" - 14 October, Thursday: St. Louis JUG, Reza Rahman (Microsoft)
"Jakarta EE: Present and Future" - 20 October, Wednesday: JavaBin Oslo, Deepu K Sasidharan (JHipster)
"Pattern Matching & Sealed Classes: Best Features of OpenJDK 17?" - 20 October, Wednesday: Silicon Valley JUG, Pratik Patel (Azul)
"OpenJDK 17: Get Ready for the Next LTS Java" - 20 October, Wednesday: Jacksonville JUG, Erik Costlow (Contrast Security)
"Securing and Exploiting Java Applications” - 21 October, Thursday: Istanbul JUG, Rudy De Busscher (Payara)
"7 Reasons to Switch to OpenJDK 17 as a Jakarta EE Developer" - 26 October, Tuesday: Amsterdam JUG, Deepu K Sasidharan (JHipster)
"Pattern Matching & Sealed Classes: Best Features of OpenJDK 17?" - 28 October, Thursday: Chicago JUG, Pratik Patel (Azul)
"Enterprise Cloud Patterns for Java Devs: Design and Implementation"
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Virtual Foojay OpenJDK 17+ JUG Tour
To celebrate OpenJDK 17 and Foojay.io as a community platform for its users, we’re kicking off the Virtual Foojay OpenJDK 17+ JUG Tour. Ari Waller, JFrog’s Event Manager, well known to many JUGs, will continue to wear a second hat—that of Foojay Event Manager.
During September and October, contributors to Foojay will be making a whistle stop tour through as many JUGs as possible, via their virtual meetups! (And if you’re not holding virtual events or don’t have the facilities for this, we can support by making these available as needed.)
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Just go here to see recordings of the tour:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9sWkBuMiXneNEO6P5t3Rz2G3hpRvugFg
For some of the events, people in certain timezone might be not able to join. Would the slides or other materials be shared?