JPoint is a major international Java conference for experienced Java developers. In 2017, the conference was held for the fifth consecutive year. JPoint grows, it becomes even more exciting and hardcore every year. The conference brings together over 1000 participants.
All conversations about JPoint are always in demand in Java. The main topics of the conference are productivity, parallelism, testing, distributed systems and high loads in the Java world, as well as the future of the platform.
Mikalai is a Senior Delivery Manager, Java Tech Lead and experienced coach. Expert in Java development, scalable architecture, Agile engineering practices and project management. He has more than 13 years of development experience and specializes on complex distributed scalable systems. Active participant and speaker of many international conferences. Founder and coach in training center XP Injection. Organizer and founder of Selenium Camp, JEEConf, XP Days Ukraine and IT Brunch conferences. Founder of active “Anonymous developers club” (uadevclub).
Aleksey is working on Java performance for 10+ years. Today he is employed by Red Hat, where he does OpenJDK development and performance work. Aleksey develops and maintains a number of OpenJDK subprojects, including JMH, JOL, and JCStress. He is also an active participant in expert groups and communities dealing with performance and concurrency. Prior joining Red Hat, Aleksey was working on Apache Harmony at Intel, then moved to Sun Microsystems, which was later consumed by Oracle.
Evgeny is developing on Java since 2001 an took part in a large number of enterprise projects. He went all the way from a simple programmer to an architect, got tired of the routine and became a free artist. Currently Eugene writes and conducts courses, seminars and workshops for different audiences: live-courses on J2EE for Israeli army officers. Spring — for WebEx for Romanians, Hibernate through GoToMeeting for Canadians, Troubleshooting and Design Patterns for Ukrainians.
Volker Simonis works in the SAP JVM Technology group for more than 10 years. He is an OpenJDK contributor from the very beginning and helped the SAP JVM team engage in the OpenJDK project. He's the project lead of the OpenJDK PowerPC/AIX and s390x porting projects and a JDK 8/9 reviewer. He also represents SAP in the Executive Committee of the Java Community Process.
Andrey Breslav has been leading design and development of the Kotlin Porgamming Language at JetBrains since 2010 when the project started. He often presents as a speaker at large software conferences and contributes to the Kotlin blog.
Tagir Valeev is a software developer in JetBrains s.r.o. Currently he improves support of Java features in IntelliJ IDEA developing new inspections and intention actions. Tagir is actively interested in static code analysis and when time permits, develops an open-source library called StreamEx which enhances standard Java 8 Stream API.
Baruch Sadogursky (a.k.a JBaruch) is the Developer Advocate of JFrog, the creators of Artifactory Binary Repository, the home of Bintray, and JavaOne 2011 Duke Choice Awards winner. For a living he hangs out with the JFrog tech leaders, writes some code around Artifactory and Bintray, and then speaks and blogs about all that. He does it repeatedly for the last 10 years and enjoys every moment of it.
Java Performance Engineer. He has been working with Java since version 1.0. During this time he managed to participate in the development of mobile, client, server applications and virtual machines. Sergey is engaged in Java performance since 2005: firstly worked on Apache Harmony at Intel, and now he is currently engaged in performance OracleJDK/OpenJDK (his 3rd JVM) at Oracle.
Nikita works as a research engineer in research group dxLab at Devexperts. He is a student at ITMO university and also teaches a course on concurrent programming at the same university together with Roman Elizarov.
Vladimir is a Principal Engineer working on HotSpot JVM at Oracle and specializes in JIT-compilation and JVM languages support. Also, involved in Project Panama where he contributes to FFI and Vector API projects.
Alexey is a Java/BigData trainer in EPAM. He is an independent expert in machine learning. Alexey loves text data and big graphs.
Philipp is part of the infrastructure team and a Developer Advocate at Elastic, spreading the love and knowledge of full-text search, analytics, and real-time data. He is a frequent speaker at conferences and meetups about all things search & analytics, databases, cloud computing, and devops. Philipp lives in Vienna where he enjoys experimenting with software, organizing meetups, and sports.
Working in JetBrains, developing Intellij IDEA.
Sasha Goldshtein is the CTO of Sela Group, Microsoft MVP and Regional Director, Pluralsight and O'Reilly author, and an international consultant and trainer. Sasha is the author of "Introducing Windows 7 for Developers" (Microsoft Press, 2009) and "Pro .NET Performance" (Apress, 2012), a prolific blogger and open source contributor, and author of numerous training courses including .NET Debugging, .NET Performance, Android Application Development, and Modern C++. His consulting work revolves mainly around distributed architecture, production debugging and performance diagnostics, and mobile application development.
Andrey — project lead and an architect in Dino Systems. Programs in Java for seven years. Has an experience in development of different kinds of apps: desktop, mobile, server. He's mostly interested in concurrent programming and distributed systems. He's currently working on a high availability system for audio/video conferences.
Nikita is an initiator and a product lead of Excelsior JET project — certified Java SE implementation with AOT compiler developed by Excelsior LLC. Working on the project since 1997 he took part in almost every activity of the project from the JVM core to product management and support. In particular, he is an author of OSGi support at the JVM level in Excelsior JET, Java Runtime Slim-down technology — Java SE modularization implemented in Excelsior JET since 2007, both Java bytecode verifiers and many others.
Yegor is a CTO at Teamed.io, a software development company with an extremely distributed working model; a VC at SeedRamp.com; a regular blogger at www.yegor256.com; author of Elegant Objects book; a proud holder of PMP and OCMEA certifications; a hands-on Java developer and a lead architect of rultor.com and takes.org. Yegor lives in Palo Alto, CA and Kyiv, Ukraine.
Charles works at Red Hat on JVM languages and has a great interest in making OpenJDK the best free platform for language development.
Get ready, will burn
Introduction to technology
For practicing engineers
Hardcore
Get ready, will burn
Introduction to technology
For practicing engineers
Hardcore
Do you know the feeling when you raise a hand to ask a question and the track owner announces: “There’s time left for one question only”. Of course, he doesn’t pick you to ask that question. And then the speaker disappears behind the doors of the speaker room. To make sure this situation never happens, we’re setting up dedicated discussion zones: special areas with a flip-chart for drawing, a couple of seats and an opportunity to pour a cup of coffee or two. The discussion zone opens right after the talk finishes. This is the place to chat with the speaker, ask questions about the talk or to get some advice on your projects.
