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Devoxx Belgium 2023 is finally here! To mark the 20th anniversary of the conference and the release of the new Azul book OpenJDK Migration for Dummies, this post summarizes all the logistical details you need to know to get the most out of Azul at Devoxx!
Devoxx Belgium will take place on 2 – 6 October 2023 at Kinepolis in Antwerp (Belgium). This edition is set to become the most visited of the series with over 3,200 attendees expected!
As a sponsor of the largest Java developer community conference in Europe, the Azul team is excited to be back and looking forward to meeting with you in person.
This year, Azul will be bringing the following swag and activities at booth #39:
- Swag bag: Stop by the booth throughout the exhibition days and leave with giveaways.
- Nintendo Switch competition: A console will be available to play at the Azul stand. Compete with your fellow peers, beat them and win a surprise gift.
- Raffle: Azul is hosting a contest on 4 October at 16h30 CEST for all event attendees, where two lucky winners will each walk away with an awesome prize. Prizes to be won will be displayed at the booth from 3 October at 8h00 CEST.
Don’t miss the Azul-led talks scheduled for Wednesday, 4 October
- Unlocking the Potential of Bits and Bytes: Reducing Data Footprint for Cost and Eco-Efficiency from 12h00 to 12h50, presented by Frank Delporte in room 7.
- Keeping Your Java Hot by Solving the JVM Warmup Problem from 13h05 to 13h50, presented by Simon Ritter in room 4.
- Wargames – Java vulnerabilities and why you should care from 14h00 to 14h50, presented by Gerrit Grunwald in room 3.
Last but not least, join the OpenJDK Migration for Dummies book signing party!
While enjoying complimentary drinks and appetizers, you’ll learn more about the OpenJDK migration process and will receive a free physical copy of the book signed by me, Simon Ritter, the author himself! Spots are limited, so make sure you register in advance to join us!
Details for the party
When: Wednesday, 4 October 2023
Time: 17h00 – 20h00
Registration: Secure your ticket
See you there!
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