Full-Stack Summer Sessions

Dear Community,

Save the date: Thursday 29th of August! We will host our full-stack event @ Ordina Groningen office: Full-stack Summer Sessions!

There will be a variety of subjects, such as Monadic-style coding, Intro to NX and others. We have four confirmed speakers during two time slots. There will be food and drinks in between the two sessions. More information will be shared as soon as possible.

Confirmed Speakers:

Laurens van der Kooi - Feng Shui Your Java Projects with Monadic-Style Coding

Transform your Java projects using monadic-style coding for cleaner, more robust code. This talk covers monad basics, practical integration, and further considerations. Ideal for Java developers seeking to enhance coding practices with functional programming techniques and a feng shui approach to code organization.

Bjorn Schijff - Intro to NX

An intro to Nx Monorepos, modularity, and maintainability—that's what Nx helps teams achieve. But how does it do that? What tools does Nx offer that makes working with Nx workspaces such a breeze? How does it help teams streamline their development process? In this talk, Bjorn will showcase how Nx's tools and features can revolutionize your development workflow, ensuring modularity and maintainability at scale. Join us to learn practical strategies that keep your pipelines fast, your architecture robust, and your developers happy.

Jorrik Klijnsma - Prompt Engineering

Discover how AI vacation planning unlocks advanced prompting techniques for coding and problem-solving. Learn to master context, explore "Indirect Conversation," and elevate your AI interactions for smarter web applications and seamless user experiences.

This presentation is packed with useful content, aimed at helping the audience improve their skills in working with AI. Jorrik brings his experience as a Frontend Engineer and an enthusiastic AI user to the table, combining technical knowledge with a practical approach.

Frederieke Scheper - Reincarnating Enterprise Java: from Java EE to Jakarta EE

"Life has many different chapters, don’t let one bad chapter end the book”.
A few releases into Jakarta EE, it’s time to check it out and see how much love has gone into the reincarnation of Oracle’s prodigal child, Java EE.
Let’s take a quick look at the upcoming release of Jakarta EE 11, the new Jakarta Data specification and the migration of a classic Java EE web application to "Cloud Native Enterprise Java". The rebirth of a welcome competitor to Spring, Quarkus and Micronaut, or just another stillborn child?

Kind regards,

Mark Poelstra & Erwin Reimert
Ordina Groningen