"Building your own lock" + "AI-Driven Development Meets Jakarta EE"

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Agenda:
18:00 Doors Open, Networking
18:20 Welcome + Orga
18:30 Building your own lock (from scratch) - Matthias Langer / dynatrace
19:30 Break, Food, Networking
19:55 Raffle
20:00 AI-Driven Development Meets Jakarta EE - Ondro Mihalyi / OmniFish
21:00 Networking @ Posedio

Building your own lock (from scratch)
In this talk we are going to investigate how locks can be built from concurrency primitives and discuss various questions around atomics along the way.

About Matthias Langer
Matthias Langer is an IT enthusiast with 20+ years of experience with JVM technologies and is always eager to learn.

AI-Driven Development Meets Jakarta EE
As AI tools increasingly assist in software development – from code generation to architecture decisions – the value of stable, well-documented, and consistent APIs has never been greater.

In this talk, we’ll explore how Jakarta EE and MicroProfile provide the perfect foundation for AI-assisted and even autonomous application development. Drawing on practical experiments developing applications with the help of AI, I’ll demonstrate how modern AI-enhanced development tools can understand and generate Jakarta EE applications more effectively than ad-hoc or framework-specific codebases. Producing up-to-date code that works together much better than if assembled from various libraries or frameworks.

We’ll also discuss the role of open standards in making application behavior predictable for AI, improving maintainability, testability, and avoiding vendor lock-in. You’ll leave with a clear picture of how enterprise Java can thrive in an AI-assisted future – and how your team can start leveraging AI tools today to boost productivity while staying grounded in proven architectures.

About Ondro Mihalyi
Ondro Mihalyi is a Java Champion, leader of CZJUG, the Czech Java User Group, and a conference speaker. He is an active contributor to the Jakarta EE community and its specifications. He co-founded OmniFish, the company behind the development of Eclipse GlassFish, which builds open-source products based on Jakarta EE, and provides enterprise support for them. Ondro is passionate about helping his clients and the wider Java community to be successful with their projects and to love the technology they work with.