How about eclipse for dev(debugging) and business(migration)
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Topic 1: Debugging Java with Eclipse: From Core Features to Modern Enhancements
Abstract : Modern Java code is complex, asynchronous often hiding how execution actually unfolds. Debugging today is not just about stopping at a line but also understanding behavior across threads, lambdas and optimized code paths. This session will cover how the Eclipse IDE helps developers debug modern Java systems. we will start with basic debugging essentials and move to advanced techniques such as smarter breakpoint strategies, expression evaluation and remote debugging. we will also cover recent Eclipse Java Debugger enhancements: including collapsing non-user stack frames, auto-resume trigger points, and inline lambda breakpoints - designed to reduce noise and restore focus. Attendees will gain clarity on what the code is really doing and ability to debug complex Java applications with relative ease.
Speaker Bio:
Sougandh S is a Software Developer at IBM India Software Labs, Kochi, and an open-source committer in the Eclipse JDT project, as well as a contributor to the Eclipse Platform. He works on enhancing Java tooling and debugging capabilities within the Eclipse IDE, focusing on improving developer productivity and workflow. Sougandh holds a Master’s degree in Computer Applications. He also likes to share his learning journey through blogs and by speaking at tech events and conferences, deepening his understanding and sharing insights with others.
Topic 2: Migrate your Eclipse now!!
Abstract: Timely migration to the latest Eclipse IDE ensures compatibility with modern Java versions, access to updated plug-ins, and improved performance across development workflows. Delaying upgrades can lead to security vulnerabilities, broken integrations, and increased technical debt. This topic highlights the strategic and technical benefits of
proactive migration, with methods to migrate step by step.
Speaker Bio:
Neha Burnwal actively contributes to the open-source Eclipse project, focusing on components of the Plugin Development Environment (PDE). Her involves enhancing user interface elements,optimizing quick fixes, and ensuring seamless functionality within the PDE framework. Leveraging her expertise in modular architecture and debugging techniques to address customer issues across Eclipse PDE, Platform UI, P2, and Equinox repositories.
