International Java conference

About JPoint

JPoint is a large international Java conference for experienced Java developers. On 6-7 April, 2018 the conference was held for the sixth consecutive year. JPoint grows, becomes even more exciting and hardcore every year. The conference brings together more than 1000 participants.

All JPoint talks are devoted to Java technical issues and solutions. The main topics of the conference are productivity, parallelism, testing, distributed systems and high loads in the Java world, as well as the future of the platform.

JPoint 2018 speakers

Juergen Hoeller

Pivotal

Juergen Hoeller is a co-founder of the Spring Framework open source project and has been serving as the project lead and release manager for the core framework since 2003. Juergen is an experienced software architect and consultant with outstanding expertise in code organization, transaction management and enterprise messaging.

Talks:

Day 2 / 17:15 / Track 1 / EN / Frameworks
Spring Framework 5: feature highlights and hidden gems
Day 1 / 10:30 / Track 2 / EN
Spring Framework 5.0 on JDK 8 & 9

Evgeny Borisov

Naya Technologies

Evgeny is developing on Java since 2001 and took part in a large number of enterprise projects. He went all the way from a simple programmer to an architect, got tired of the routine and became a free artist. Currently Eugene writes and conducts courses, seminars and workshops for different audiences: live-courses on J2EE for Israeli army officers, Spring — for WebEx for Romanians, Hibernate through GoToMeeting for Canadians, Troubleshooting and Design Patterns for Ukrainians.

Talks:

Day 2 / 10:45 / Track 1 / RU / Frameworks, SpringBoot,Internals
Boot yourself, Spring is coming (Part 1)
Day 2 / 12:15 / Track 1 / RU / Internals ,SpringBoot,Frameworks
Boot yourself, Spring is coming (Part 2)
Day 2 / 18:45 / Track 2 / RU
The adventures of Senior Holmes and Junior Watson in a software development world

Douglas Hawkins

Azul Systems

Lead developer at Azul Systems. Douglas has been developing in Java for 15 years — creating applications for a variety of industries including bioinformatics, finance, and online retail.

While working on those diverse applications, Douglas became interested in understanding the inner-workings of Java Virtual Machines. 5 years ago, Douglas made the switch to working on the internals of Azul’s server JVM: Zing and was the principal developer behind Azul’s ReadyNow technology.

Now, Douglas has the unique experience of having worked with JVMs both as a Java developer and a JVM implementor — and continues working at Azul as a lead developer.

Talks:

Day 1 / 17:00 / Track 3 / EN / JDK,Performance,VM,Runtime
ReadyNow — an "AOT" with profiling for Java

Marcus Biel

Clean Code Craftsman

Marcus is a Clean Code evangelist who has authored a series of video tutorials that focus on teaching others how to create the cleanest and most well-structured code possible. As a conference speaker, he shares his ideas on Java Clean Code development. Marcus is also an author, technical book reviewer and JCP member. In 2017, Marcus was named TOP 13 Java influencer worldwide by jaxenter.com. On his website Clean Code Academy, he offers comprehensive online training for Java Clean Coding.

Talks:

Day 2 / 15:45 / Track 1 / EN / Architecture
A craftsman’s guide to designing a clean architecture

Mikhail Gelfand

National Research University Higher School of Economics

Doctor of Biological Sciences, member of the Academia Europaea. Deputy director of the Institute for Information Transmission Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Kharkevich Institute). Professor, head of the "Biotechnology" master program at Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (SkolTech); professor of the Faculty of Computer Science at the Higher School of Economics; professor of the Faculty of Bioengineering and Bioinformatics at Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Talks:

Day 1 / 18:30 / Track 2 / RU
Big data in modern biology

Roman Elizarov

JetBrains

Kotlin developer at JetBrains company, concurrency expert. Before JetBrains was into software development for brokerage and exchanges at Devexperts. Member of the international organizing committee of the ACM ICPC Finals. Winner of the Presidential award in education. Java Champion.

Talks:

Day 2 / 12:15 / Track 4 / RU / Internals,Algorithms,Runtime
Kotlin coroutines

Tobi Ajila

IBM

Tobi is a Java Runtime developer for the OpenJ9 VM team in Ottawa, Canada. In the past he has worked on Interpreter optimizations, JVMTI enhancements, Lambda expressions for Java and more. Currently, his main focus is on Project Valhalla and Project Panama where he collaborates with other developers in the respective OpenJDK expert groups.

Tobi has an interest in optimizing the Java Runtime for cloud environments. He previously worked on a JVM multi-tenant incubator project and has investigated enhancements for Java application deployments on IBM cloud.

In his spare time Tobi enjoys playing soccer and is an avid supporter of Arsenal F.C. Apart from sports Tobi also enjoys listening to music and catching the odd live show.

Talks:

Day 1 / 12:00 / Track 3 / EN / Alternative JVM ,VM,Runtime
The Eclipse OpenJ9 JVM: a deep dive!

Charlie Gracie

IBM

Charlie Gracie is currently working at IBM as the Garbage Collection Architect on the Eclipse OpenJ9 and Eclipse OMR projects. He has more than a decade of JVM development experience with a focus on Memory Management and Garbage Collection. Recently, his focus has been on community growth for the OpenJ9 and OMR projects.

Talks:

Day 2 / 10:45 / Track 3 / EN / Alternative JVM,VM,Runtime
Deep dive into the Eclipse OpenJ9 GC technologies

Andrey Breslav

JetBrains

Andrey Breslav has been leading design and development of the Kotlin programming language at JetBrains since 2010 when the project started. He often presents as a speaker at large software conferences and contributes to the Kotlin blog.

Talks:

Day 2 / 14:00 / Track 4 / RU / JVM Languages
On the shoulders of giants: languages Kotlin learned from

Rabea Gransberger

MEKOS

Studied computer science and got a diploma in 2008. Co-leading the software development department and working as a software engineer on various projects at MEKOS. The main focus is on keeping the code base clean and educating the team on how to write a better code. A well-known speaker at Java conferences and user groups around the world. Started the Java user group Bremen in 2012 and is a part of the organisation team ever since. Besides software development likes to watch Werder football games in the local Weserstadion.

Most of the time is writing Java software based on Eclipse RCP. Rabea configures Continuous Integration servers and tries to automate the deployments as much as possible. Sometimes she also does Javascript, C#, VBA or other languages she needs to complete her current task.

Talks:

Day 1 / 17:00 / Track 1 / EN / JDK,Modules,Java9
Refactoring your code to Java 9 modules

Viktor Gamov

Confluent

Viktor Gamov is a Solution Architect at Confluent, the company that develops a platform based on Apache Kafka. Viktor helps clients to develop distributed systems of thread-specific data processing. Is a co-author of O’Reilly's “Enterprise Web Development”. Viktor regularly presents at JUG.ru Group conferences (such as JPoint, Joker and JBreak) and other international conferences like JavaOne, Devoxx, OSCON, Qcon. Follow Viktor on Twitter @gamussa or subscribe to his Telegram channel about Kafka.

Talks:

Day 2 / 10:45 / Track 4 / RU / Architecture,Distributed systems
Apache Kafka's "exactly once" semantics analysis
Day 1 / 12:00 / Track 1 / RU / BigData,Architecture
Kafka Streams and Firehose API helping to fight "Russian Hackers"™

Baruch Sadogursky

JFrog

Baruch Sadogursky (a.k.a JBaruch) is a Developer Advocate of JFrog, the creators of Artifactory Binary Repository, the home of Bintray, and JavaOne 2011 Duke Choice Awards winner. For a living he hangs out with the JFrog tech leaders, writes some code around Artifactory and Bintray, and then speaks and blogs about all that. He does it repeatedly for the last 10 years and enjoys every moment of it.

Talks:

Day 2 / 18:45 / Track 2 / RU
The adventures of Senior Holmes and Junior Watson in a software development world
Day 1 / 12:00 / Track 1 / RU / BigData,Architecture
Kafka Streams and Firehose API helping to fight "Russian Hackers"™

Christopher Batey

Lightbend

Christopher (@chbatey) is a Senior Engineer at Lightbend. He is currently on the core Akka team responsible for developing Akka, Akka Http, Akka Streams, Reactive Kafka and Alpakka. He has previously built trading systems, online television platforms and worked extensively with Apache Cassandra. Likes Scala, Java, the JVM, Akka, distributed databases, XP, TDD, pairing. Dislikes untested software and code ownership. You can check out his blog at: http://www.batey.info.

Talks:

Day 1 / 15:30 / Track 3 / EN / Frameworks,Architecture,Akka
Building scalable, back pressured services with Akka

Kirill Tolkachev

Alpha-Bank

Kirill is a Developer at Alfa-Bank. He develops different banking API's, forms principles and tools related to microservice architecture. He is a fan of Groovy, Gradle, Spring and Netflix technologies stack. Kirill is a resident of famous Russian IT-podcast “Razbor Poletov”. He knows DevOps methodology like the palm of his hand and has two years' experience of its production usage.

Talks:

Day 2 / 10:45 / Track 1 / RU / Frameworks, SpringBoot,Internals
Boot yourself, Spring is coming (Part 1)
Day 2 / 12:15 / Track 1 / RU / Internals ,SpringBoot,Frameworks
Boot yourself, Spring is coming (Part 2)

Sasha Goldshtein

Sela Group

Sasha Goldshtein is the CTO of Sela Group, Microsoft MVP and Regional Director, Pluralsight and O'Reilly author, and an international consultant and trainer. Sasha is the author of "Introducing Windows 7 for Developers" (Microsoft Press, 2009) and "Pro .NET Performance" (Apress, 2012), a prolific blogger and open source contributor, and author of numerous training courses including .NET Debugging, .NET Performance, Android Application Development, and Modern C++. His consulting work revolves mainly around distributed architecture, production debugging and performance diagnostics, and mobile application development.

Talks:

Day 2 / 15:45 / Track 3 / EN / Performance,Docker,Linux
Linux container performance tools for JVM applications

David Delabassée

Oracle

Java, from Java EE/EE4J to Serverless, and Java running in the Cloud. David is a seasoned speaker and regular presenter at JavaOne and other conferences on technical and software engineering topics. Prior to Oracle, he spent a decade at Sun Microsystems focusing on Java end-to-end. In his various roles, he has been involved in numerous Java projects since the early days of this technology.

David lives in Belgium and in his spare time, he tinkers with technologies such as home automation, electronics, pinballs, etc. But more importantly, he enjoys playing video games with his daughter!

Talks:

Day 2 / 15:45 / Track 4 / EN / Enterprise,JavaEE
Java EE 8 finally final! And now Jakarta EE?

Rustam Mehmandarov

Computas AS

Passionate computer scientist. Leader of JavaZone. During the past years, heavily involved in the Norwegian Java User Group – javaBin, being the leader, second-in-command, and a board member.

One of the founders and organizers of Arctic IoT Challenge. Principal engineer, and a competency network coordinator for IT architecture and integration at work.

Community builder. Course instructor. Speaker. Java Champion.

Talks:

Day 2 / 17:15 / Track 4 / RU / Best practices
Typical problems in software development at a large scale

Sander Mak

Luminis Technologies

Sander is a Fellow at Luminis in the Netherlands, where he crafts modular and scalable software, most often on the JVM, but with a touch of TypeScript when needed. He is the author of the O'Reilly book "Java 9 Modularity" and an avid conference speaker. Sander loves sharing knowledge through his blog at http://branchandbound.net, and also as a Pluralsight instructor.

Talks:

Day 2 / 14:00 / Track 1 / EN / JDK,Jigsaw
Designing for modularity with Java modules

Juergen Hoeller

Pivotal

Evgeny Borisov

Naya Technologies

Douglas Hawkins

Azul Systems

Marcus Biel

Clean Code Craftsman

Mikhail Gelfand

National Research University Higher School of Economics

Roman Elizarov

JetBrains

Tobi Ajila

IBM

Charlie Gracie

IBM

Andrey Breslav

JetBrains

Rabea Gransberger

MEKOS

Viktor Gamov

Confluent

Baruch Sadogursky

JFrog

Christopher Batey

Lightbend

Kirill Tolkachev

Alpha-Bank

Sasha Goldshtein

Sela Group

David Delabassée

Oracle

Rustam Mehmandarov

Computas AS

Sander Mak

Luminis Technologies

Schedule

Day 1

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Legend:

Introduction to technology

For practicing engineers

Hardcore

Time

Track 1

Track 2

Track 3

Track 4

9:00

Registration

10:00

Conference opening

10:30

Spring Framework 5.0 on JDK 8 & 9

Juergen Hoeller
Pivotal

Presentation EN

11:30

Break

12:00

Track 1

Kafka Streams and Firehose API helping to fight "Russian Hackers"™

Viktor Gamov
Confluent

Baruch Sadogursky
JFrog

BigData Architecture

Presentation For practicing engineers

Track 2

Ruining enterprise app performance with ineffective code

Sergei Tsypanov
Luxoft

Antipatterns Performance Enterprise

Presentation Introduction to technology

Track 3

The Eclipse OpenJ9 JVM: a deep dive!

Tobi Ajila
IBM

Alternative JVM VM Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 4

Idiomatic Kotlin: from formatting till DSL

Dmitry Jemerov
JetBrains

Best practices

Presentation For practicing engineers

13:00

Lunch (blue wristband)

13:45

Track 1

Hardware transactional memory in Java

Nikita Koval
Devexperts

Algorithms Performance VM Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 2

How to implement an internal JVM profiler that works well with AOT-compiled code?

Ivan Ugliansky
Excelsior LLC

Performance VM Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 3

Camel microservices with Spring Boot and Kubernetes

Claus Ibsen
Red Hat

Cloud DevOps

Presentation Introduction to technology

Track 4

Nuances of machine learning with Spark ML

Alexey Zinoviev
EPAM

Datascience

Презентация For practicing engineers

14:45

Lunch (white wristband)

15:30

Track 1

Program analysis: are you a good developer?

Alexey Kudravtsev
JetBrains

Algorithms Tools

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 2

Spring Boot and Xtend: black magic session with exposure

Andrey Kogun
CROC

Best practices JVM languages

Presentation For practicing engineers

Track 3

Building scalable, back pressured services with Akka

Christopher Batey
Lightbend

Frameworks Architecture Akka

Презентация For practicing engineers

Track 4

Diving into Internet of Things with Java 9

Alexander Belokrylov
BellSoft

Runtime IoT MinimalVM

Presentation Introduction to technology

16:30

Break

17:00

Track 1

Refactoring your code to Java 9 modules

Rabea Gransberger
MEKOS

JDK Modules Java9

Presentation For practicing engineers

Track 2

Wishing for something strange — Java web UI for desktop applications

Yuri Artamonov
CUBA Platform

Frameworks Desktop

Presentation Introduction to technology

Track 3

ReadyNow — an "AOT" with profiling for Java

Douglas Hawkins
Azul Systems

JDK Performance VM Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 4

Kotlin DSL: theory and practice

Ivan Osipov
Haulmont

Best practices

Presentation For practicing engineers

18:00

Break

18:30

Big data in modern biology

Mikhail Gelfand
National Research University Higher School of Economics

Presentation RU

19:15

Party

20:00

BoF-sessions

Spring and the Enterprise Java ecosystem

VM / Runtime

Kotlin

Day 2

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Legend:

Introduction to technology

For practicing engineers

Hardcore

Time

Track 1

Track 2

Track 3

Track 4

10:45

Boot yourself, Spring is coming (Part 1)

Kirill Tolkachev
Alpha-Bank

Evgeny Borisov
Naya Technologies

Frameworks SpringBoot Internals

Презентация For practicing engineers

A "smart" release of a multimodule project with a single click

Vladislav Goncharov
Sberbank-Technology

DevOps

Presentation Introduction to technology

Deep dive into the Eclipse OpenJ9 GC technologies

Charlie Gracie
IBM

Alternative JVM VM Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Apache Kafka's "exactly once" semantics analysis

Viktor Gamov
Confluent

Architecture Distributed systems

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

11:45

Break

12:15

Track 1

Boot yourself, Spring is coming (Part 2)

Kirill Tolkachev
Alpha-Bank

Evgeny Borisov
Naya Technologies

Internals SpringBoot Frameworks

Презентация For practicing engineers

Track 2

From monolith to microservices

Nikolay Archakov
Sberbank-Technology

Architecture

Presentation Introduction to technology

Track 3

Extreme scaling with Alibaba JDK

Sanhong Li
Alibaba

Performance JDK VM Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 4

Kotlin coroutines

Roman Elizarov
JetBrains

Internals Algorithms Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

13:15

Lunch (blue wristband)

14:00

Track 1

Designing for modularity with Java modules

Sander Mak
Luminis Technologies

JDK Jigsaw

Presentation For practicing engineers

Track 2

Reactive programming with Vert.x

Anton Lenok
Sberbank-Technology

DevOps Frameworks Architecture

Presentation Introduction to technology

Track 3

Profiling to within microseconds and processor instructions

Sergey Melnikov
RaiffeisenBank

Performance Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 4

On the shoulders of giants: languages Kotlin learned from

Andrey Breslav
JetBrains

JVM Languages

Presentation For practicing engineers

15:00

Lunch (white wristband)

15:45

Track 1

A craftsman’s guide to designing a clean architecture

Marcus Biel
Clean Code Craftsman

Architecture

Presentation Introduction to technology

Track 2

Graal, Value Types, Loom and other perks: what it is and why you need it

Oleg Chirukhin
JUG.ru Group

Runtime Tools OpenJDK VM

Presentation Introduction to technology

Track 3

Linux container performance tools for JVM applications

Sasha Goldshtein
Sela Group

Performance Docker Linux

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 4

Java EE 8 finally final! And now Jakarta EE?

David Delabassée
Oracle

Enterprise JavaEE

Presentation Introduction to technology

16:45

Break

17:15

Track 1

Spring Framework 5: feature highlights and hidden gems

Juergen Hoeller
Pivotal

Frameworks

Presentation For practicing engineers

Track 2

Track 3

VMStructs: how an application may benefit from knowing JVM internals

Andrei Pangin
Odnoklassniki

Performance VM Runtime

Presentation Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer.

Track 4

Typical problems in software development at a large scale

Rustam Mehmandarov
Computas AS

Best practices

Presentation Introduction to technology

18:15

Break

18:45

The adventures of Senior Holmes and Junior Watson in a software development world

Baruch Sadogursky
JFrog

Evgeny Borisov
Naya Technologies

Presentation RU

19:45

Conference closing

Спонсоры

General sponsor

Gold sponsors

Silver sponsors

Bronze sponsors

Game partner

Information partner

Discussion zone

Do you know the feeling when you raise your hand to ask a question and the track owner announces: “There’s time left for one question only”? Of course, he doesn’t pick you to ask that question. And then the speaker disappears behind the doors of the speakers’ room. To make sure this situation never happened, we set up dedicated discussion zones: special areas with a flip-chart for drawing, a couple of seats and an opportunity to pour a cup of coffee or two. The discussion zone opened right after the end of every talk. That was the place to chat with the speaker, ask questions about the talk or to get some advice on your projects.

Committee

Developer Advocate at JetBrains. Previously Product Manager at ZeroTurnaround, involved in development of JRebel and XRebel (tools for Java developers). Anton has been involved in professional development on Java for more than 10 years. His professional interests include everything about Java, but also other programming languages, middleware and developer tooling.

Oleg Anastasyev started his career in computer programming in 1995. He developed banking, telecom, public transportation software as well as software for the government of Latvia. Oleg is a leading developer at Odnoklassniki (http://ok.ru/) since 2007. His primary responsibilities as a Platform Team member are development of architectures and solutions for highly loaded as well as big data services, solving performance and availability problems. His last successful projects include NewSQL ACID compliant distributed fault-tolerant database and private cloud system to help manage the whole fleet of Odnoklassniki machines.

Gleb specializes in developing highly performant fault-tolerant systems, including high frequency trading platforms. In his spare time, Gleb likes to dabble in the sources of OpenJDK and doing various horrible perversions with the JVM.\r\n\r\nFor the last two years, Gleb has been working at Plumbr on a state-of-the-art APM solution.

Dmitry is a principal expert developer at T-Systems. He has more than a decade experience mainly in Java Enterprise in banking/telecom, but interested in dynamic languages on JVM and features like massive computations on GPUs. He is a Java Champion, a true believer in open source and community driven initiatives. He is a co-lead of the Bulgarian Java User Group and co-organizer of jPrime Conf. Dmitry is a blogger and also a frequent speaker at local events as well as conferences like JavaOne, Devoxx/Voxxed and Joker.

Just as Charon from the Greek myths, Alexey helps people to get from one side to the other, the sides being Java and Big Data in his case. Or, in more simple words, he is a trainer at EPAM Systems. He works with Hadoop/Spark and other Big Data projects since 2012, forks such projects and sends pull requests since 2014, presents talks since 2015. His favourite areas are text data and big graphs.

Viacheslav used to work for a big outsource company, working his way up from a Java developer to the position of a project technical lead. Nowadays he builds custom software, yet now as a part of his own team.

Vladimir has been working on performance and scalability of NetCracker platform (A software used by telecom operators for automatization of network management processes and network equipment) for ten years. His focus is Java and Oracle Database performance optimisations. Vladimir is an author of more than a dozen of performance improvements in the official PostgreSQL JDBC driver.

Software development expert, more than 15 years in IT. Took part in many projects on custom development, basically of e-document flow systems and business processes automatization for a number of big Russian companies, as a senior developer and architect. Teaches at Moscow universities the development basics using Java technologies. Develops and makes advanced trainings for developers with hand-on experience. Organizer and leader of jug.msk.ru — Moscow Java developers community. Besides the community meetups organizes and develops region developers communities.