He estat mirant el Conferències per probablement més d'una dècada. Es produeixen a Austràlia, i compta amb els millors experts de la indústria. Vaig ser, per tant, exaltat quan em van convidar a parlar en la gira YOW! a principis d'aquest any. I el YOW! La meva participació YOW! té lloc en tres ciutats diferents: Melbourne, Brisbane i Sydney. A cada ciutat, es troba un , que he revisat i actualitzat. YOW! probablement llançarà el vídeo aviat. WebAssembly en Kubernetes Articles anteriors Aquí teniu el programa com a spoiler: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Entendre la webassemblea WebAssembly en les seves pròpies paraules Diferents actors de l'ecosistema WebAssembly-Cloud En cas que estiguis interessat, pots consultar el repo de GitHub, però tingues en compte que el README és principalment per a mi. El bo, el dolent i el feixuc Conclusió Els lectors habituals d’aquest blog saben en També vaig tenir el plaer de dirigir un dia OpenTelemetry és una eina increïble per observar el seu sistema d'informació i obtenir una visió contínua d'ell. El meu interès continuat Telemetria oberta Màster en OpenTelemetry A la classe, vaig ensenyar als participants OpenTelemetry alternant entre teoria i quatre laboratoris de pràctica real. Al final del dia, van tenir una bona comprensió d'OpenTelemetry, com generar mètriques, registres i traces a través del JVM, Python i NodeJS, i com emmagatzemar-les a l'estaca LGTM. Altres converses A més de la meva pròpia xerrada i la classe mestra, també vaig assistir a les converses d'altres oradors.Aquí en teniu alguns en cap ordre particular, juntament amb el meu resum i la meva opinió. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Java Container Mastery: Optimizing Images Across Build Tools by  : Matthias Haeussler Matthias is a good friend since a couple of years, and he told me we  generally have very similar talks. This one follows the rule, but I  wanted to check if things had changed since I presented on it. In this  talk, he explains the different ways to create a JVM application in  Docker:]adding a JAR to a base JRE, using a multi-stage build,  leveraging Cloud-Native buildpacks, and compiling to native with  GraalVM. I advise you to watch the talk once YOW! releases it on its  , as it gives a good overview of all options, and their respective pros and cons. YouTube channel 
 
 
 
 
 Pushing Java to the Limits: Processing a Billion Rows in Under 2 Seconds by  : Roy van Rijn Last year, around Christmas, Gunnar Morling challenged Java  developers. Given a file of one billion rows, how fast can you ingest  it?]In the talk, Roy described the challenge in details, as well as what  its strategy was, and how well he fared. For a full description, or if  you want to participate in the challenge for fun, check the  . GitHub repo Fun fact:  , of GraalVM fame, participated in the challenge. He came in second, so he hired the one developer who beat him. Thomas Würthinger It wasn't mentioned in the talk, but I'm very happy that my former boss and friend, Jaromir Hamala, finished third. 
 
 
 
 The Past, Present and Future of Programming Languages by  : Kevlin Henney The talk lists "popular" languages according to a couple of reports,  and proceeds to analyze how they found themselves in the top.  Interestingly enough, there's quite a strong correlation between the age  of a language and its place in the top 10. It seems that languages have  inertia in the ecosystem. I never thought about this, but it's a very astute observation. 
 
 
 
 Conceptualisation by  : Michael Feathers The speaker introduces a Payment class that conflates payment and tax  responsibilities. Most developers would naturally split the class in  two:]one class for payment, and one for taxation. But perhaps the  problem lies elsewhere?]What if the issue was that the designer didn't  find the right word to name the class? Follows very interesting thoughts on naming, semantics, and the lack  of words to describe some concepts in certain languages. The speaker  ended the talk with some consideration about LLMs, which I found much  less interesting, but I understand the reasons behind the mention. 
 
 
 
 The C4 Model - Beyond The Basics by  : Simon Brown The C4 model is an architectural diagramming tool, invented by the  speaker. I never used it myself, as UML covers more than most of my  needs, but it's pretty popular. I wanted to check what usages the author  recommended, and there were plenty. The speaker is soon to release a  , so I won't disclose anything further. book with O'Reilly Tot i que vaig assistir a altres converses, temo que estava massa retardat per retenir alguna cosa útil. Gràcies A més de la conferència, els organitzadors es van assegurar que nosaltres, els turistes, teníem un munt de diversió en activitats addicionals.   Vull donar les gràcies als increïbles organitzadors de YOW! , , Tots els assistents i voluntaris, ha estat una experiència fantàstica! Sabina Llop Damià Maclennan Tàrrega Chen Originalment publicat a A Java Geek el 14 de desembre de 2025. Una java geek

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