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In our choice of application platforms in the Java community, we seem to be ready to sacrifice elegance for convenience and are content with slow startup times, bloated jars and “magical” annotations. The Bootique project (https://bootique.io) strives to push the envelope against this
trend, and give both elegance and convenience. It is a faster, simpler, lightweight app platform with a minimal “weirdness factor”, and yet with rich functionality including dependency injection, interoperable modules, centralized configuration, built-in CLI and more.

Bootique can be used for all kinds of apps: web services, scheduled jobs, DB migrations, serverless, various command line tools, etc. This presentation will show how all these pieces fit together and will do some SpringBoot comparisons.

Speaker Bio - Andrus Adamchik
Andrus is a passionate open-source developer and a member of the Apache Software Foundation. He started programming in Java back in 1998, and since then founded a number of open-source projects: Apache Cayenne - a developer-friendly ORM, Bootique.io - a lightweight
Java app platform, Agrest.io - a framework for dynamic REST services, and DFLib - DataFrame for Java. In his day job, Andrus is an IT entrepreneur, running a software company called ObjectStyle.

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