Special Days
Agile Day
Agile methods have entered the mainstream. Nowadays, many projects worldwide use Scrum, XP or Kanban, but agile methods don’t create success automatically. The Agile Day offers insights into what it takes to become agile, and will share real-life stories and experiences of working with agile methods. The Agile Day covers a wide range of topics, from strategies for introducing agile methods and overcoming organisational inertia, to tips on managing agile requirements and coaching teams.
Android Day
The mobile market is constantly growing, and it is becoming more and more essential for every form of enterprise computing. Android is a constant presence in market surveys from worldwide analyst companies, and for the first time, JAX London will feature a track dedicated to this operating system. Come and discover for yourself, why the Android OS is taking the Java community by storm!
Architecture Day
The world of software tends to become more and more integrated – end-to-end processes that cross corporate and technological boundaries as well as the universal availability of data and information present organisations with huge challenges. In this environment, software architects assume a special role in project development: they must have all the qualities of decathletes who have to handle code, design, communication and management. The Architecture Track of JAX London offers architects first-class information and optimum know-how from experienced and well-known software architects.
Big Data & Cloud Day
Cloud computing is moving from much-hyped concept, to concrete products and real-life usage scenarios. However, there's still plenty of questions surrounding cloud computing, and we set out to address these in our Cloud Day. How do I weigh up the opportunities and risks? What public cloud services are available and how they do they differ (IaaS, PaaS and SaaS)?
How do I develop for, and in, the Cloud? What are cloud architectures and how are they deployed? All this and more will be answered at JAX.
Java Core Day
Chair: Martijn Verburg (London Java Community)
In which direction is the Java platform developing? What changes are on the table for the next release? What are the challenges that arise from the multi-core processor architectures? What knowledge of the technical internals and optimisations of the Java Virtual Machine will help advance your Java projects? These issues, and much more, will be addressed by the Java Core day, where internationally recognised experts will share their knowledge with attendees.
Java EE Day
Chair: Arun Gupta (Oracle)
Java EE 6 was a huge step forward for the platform, allowing rapid testing and putting the fun back into working with EJBs. This day will give attendees the opportunity to produce components of Java EE 6 and answer all the burning topics of today: what are the new standards? What useful new functionality does it offer for software architectures? What modifications will you need to make to your projects, in order to reap the full benefits of Java EE? Our experts will answer all these questions - and more! Get up-to-date on the current state of Java EE technology and make development fun again, with our Java EE Day!
JBoss Day
JBoss Day will focus on the JBoss AS7 app server, the next-generation Open Source application server from Red Hat. AS7 is both Java EE 6 Web Profile certified, and OSGi 4.2 compliant and supports a number of other EE6 APIs. The AS 7 stack has been modularized in a way that one of the fastest start-up speeds available, and contains CDI support which enables lets transactional wrappers, or other dynamic services to be discovered and used at run-time.
Spring Day
Chair: Eberhard Wolff (adesso AG)
The Spring Framework and its ecosystem of tools and components is a well-known standard for Java enterprise development. The Spring Day will share all the latest trends, best practices and tips for planning and executing Spring projects.
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