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Joker is a large international Java conference for Senior Java developers. On October 25-26, 2019, the conference will be held for the seventh time. Joker grows, becomes even more exciting every year. The conference brings together more than 2000 participants.

All Joker talks are devoted to Java technical issues and solutions. After every talk debates continue in a special discussion area — a place to bring up the main trends in a non-formal atmosphere.

The main topics of the conference are performance, parallel computing, concurrency, testing, distributed systems and high loads in Java world, as well as the future of the platform.

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Visit the most beautiful city in Russia (and it's not an exaggeration!) as a speaker of our conference.

St. Petersburg has got the "World's Leading Cultural City Destination 2016" award and has become one of the top 25 cities in the world for visiting in 2017 (according to TripAdvisor). In 2019 St. Petersburg won in two World Travel Awards nominations — "World's Leading Cultural City Destination" and "Europe's Leading City Destination". This means it's not only internationally recognized, but also open and safe for anyone (regardless of gender, race, religion, etc.).

If your talk gets accepted to the program, we’ll reimburse all your travel experiences. We'll transfer you to the conference venue and organize a cultural program, which is not limited to the conference itself and the restaurant. We also offer you a guiding tour to get you acquainted with the city and its culture while hanging out with other speakers.

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Topics

Java 11 / Java 14 — new features of Java platform and projects OpenJDK;
JVM / JDK underhood (Runtime, GC, OpenJDK);
Application / VM Performance;
Architecture of Java projects;
JVM programming languages;
Highloaded systems;
Distributed systems;
Developer tools;
Cloud & Data storages;
Frameworks (Spring, Spark, Hibernate, etc.);
ML / DataScience;
DevOps, CD, CI;
IoT.

Speakers

Speakers of the previous conferences, for the most part, need no introduction. And among them there is always a place for new stars!

Venkat SubramaniamAgile Developer, Inc.
@venkat_s
Alexey ShipilevRed Hat
@shipilev
Ted NewardNeward & Associates
@tedneward
Martin ThompsonReal Logic Limited
@mjpt777
Cay HorstmannSan Jose State University
@cayhorstmann
Charles NutterRed Hat
@headius
Josh LongPivotal
@starbuxman
Eugene BorisovNaya Technologies
@borisovcom
Baruch SadogurskyJFrog
@jbaruch
Christian ThalingerTwitter
@christhalinger
Ivan KrylovAzul Systems
@JohnWings
Oleg ŠelajevOracle
@shelajev
Marcus LagergrenOracle
@lagergren
Volker SimonisSAP
@volker_simonis
Andrey BreslavJetBrains
@abreslav
Svetlana IsakovaJetBrains
@sveta_isakova
Nitsan WakartTTNR Labs
@nitsanw
Gil TeneAzul Systems
@giltene
Sebastian DaschnerIBM
@DaschnerS
Anastasia LievaTabMo
@lievAnastazia

Ready?

Our Program Committee will impartially review your application, regardless of whether you were previously at conferences, your skin color, sex, race, orientation, and favorite IDE.

0Submitting a talk
1Adoption of the talk
2Working
with the Program Committee
3Arrival
at the conference
4Cultural activities / Preparty
5Conference
6Afterparty
with colleagues
7A bag of memories
8Preparation of
A new talk

Perhaps it's time to be a part of this team?


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Community

The professional conference covers a really large part of the community. Let's count: more than 2000 professionals on the site, no less than 100 online broadcasts, including the corporate ones which covers the entire departments. And that's just the beginning. Videos and articles in professional communities also make it possible to achieve a prolonged effect for many months even after the end of the conference. This means that your knowledge and skills will be in demand by as many professionals in your area as possible.

And remember two rules:

Senior Developer
36%
Middle Developer
35%
Team Lead
15%
Other
14%

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