"Deep dive into Hibernate ORM 6.4 features" + "JVM Perf. Comparison for JDK 21"

agenda
18:00 doors open
18:25 welcome
18:30 Deep dive into Hibernate ORM 6.4 features - Christian Beikov
19:30 break
19:55 raffle
20:00 JVM Performance Comparison for JDK 21 - Ionut Balosin
21:00 networking

Deep dive into Hibernate ORM 6.4 features
Hibernate ORM constantly progresses and it's hard to keep track of all the new features. Interested to hear about the new innovations that help developers meet future business needs? Then join my presentation which provides an overview and deep dives into some selected features. Learn about the new soft delete support, vector search extension for AI and much more.

About the speaker
Christian Beikov is a software engineer working with Java/Jakarta EE technologies since school. He worked on a SRM (supplier relationship management) system for 9 years and is the founder of Blazebit, a company that provides consulting services, support for Blaze-Persistence and related technologies. Since November 2020 he works as full time Hibernate developer at Red Hat. His main interests are in distributed systems, database technologies and everything Java/JVM-related.

JVM Performance Comparison for JDK 21
A performance comparison of JDK 21, with a primary focus on top-tier Just-In-Time (JIT) compilers such as C2 JIT and Graal JIT.

About Ionut Balosin
I am a software architect, independent technical trainer, Oracle ACE Associate, security champion, speaker, and blogger. I speak at major software development conferences and meetups worldwide, delivering engaging presentations, hands-on training sessions, and workshops. My technical expertise has been honed over nearly 15+ years of diverse software development across various business applications. Actively involved in creating production-ready systems, my real-life experiences serve as the foundation for my presentations, training, and workshop topics, in a very practical manner. My passion lies in designing high-performance, scalable, and resilient applications. I also have a particular interest in the realm of Compilers. Notably, my work on JVM performance benchmarking has attracted attention from multiple teams at companies like X (formerly Twitter), OracleLabs, Azul, IBM, and more.