Schedule – GeekOUT EE 2019

Thursday, September 26 – Day 1

09:00

Registration & Coffee

10:00

Conference Opening

10:15

KEYNOTE: The World Needs Full-Stack Craftsmen
Anton Keks
Room 1

11:00

Coffee & Demo

11:30

Thread Safety with Phaser, StampedLock and VarHandle
Heinz Kabutz
Room 1

What Lies Beneath
Dmitry Vyazelenko & Maurice Naftalin
Room 2

12:15

Lunch

13:15

Performance Tuning Twitter Services with Graal and Machine Learning
Chris Thalinger
Room 1

Don’t be Homer Simpson with Your Reactor!
Sergei Egorov
Room 2

14:00

Coffee & Demo

14:30

Understanding Determinism, Synchronicity and Concurrency with Sonic Pi
Sam Aaron
Room 1

Building Stream Processing Platform in Financial Institution
Levani Kokhreidze
Room 2

15:15

Coffee & Demo

15:45

How to Build Reactive Server Under an Hour?
Oleh Dokuka
Room 1

Rediscovering gRPC with Kotlin Coroutines
Marharyta Nedzelska
Room 2

16:30

Coffee & Demo

17:00

Modern Enterprise Java from the Ground Up
Sebastian Daschner
Room 1

Serverless Java Challenges and Triumphs
David Delabassée
Room 2

18:00

GeekOut Party
at Noblessneri Valukoja Sündmuste saal (Noblessner Foundry Event Hall)

Friday, September 27 – Day 2

09:30

Coffee

10:00

KEYNOTE: Building the Holodeck – One Open Source Brick at a Time
Justin Reock
Room 1

10:45

Coffee & Demo

11:15

Streaming Architecture
Aleksandr Tavgen
Room 1

Configuration Management with Kubernetes, a Spring Boot use-case
Nicolas Fränkel
Room 2

Understanding Low Latency JVM GCs
Jean-Philippe Bempel
Room 3

12:00

Lunch

13:00

Fallacies of Doom – Lessons learned from porting Doom 3 to Java
Mahmoud Abdelghany
Room 1

A race of two compilers: GraalVM JIT versus HotSpot JIT C2. Which one offers better runtime performance?
Ionut Balosin
Room 2

Building DSLs in Kotlin
Anton Arhipov
Room 3

13:45

Coffee & Demo

14:15

Enough java.lang.String to Hang Ourselves
Heinz Kabutz & Dmitry Vyazelenko
Room 1

Memory Footprint of a Java Process
Andrei Pangin
Room 2

Streaming Application in Production
Nikita Salnikov-Tarnovski
Room 3

15:00

Coffee & Demo

15:30

Live Coding Kotlin/Native Snake
Dmitry Kandalov
Room 1

Purely Functional Data Structures in Java
Grzegorz Piwowarek
Room 2

Live Kubernetes Debugging with the Elastic Stack
Philipp Krenn
Room 3

16:15

Coffee & Demo

16:45

The Silence of the Lambs: Promoting and Inspecting Source Code and Binaries, in Continuous Delivery Pipelines
Michael Hüttermann
Room 1

Do not put all eggs in one container
Dmitry Chuyko
Room 2

Processing (IoT sensor) data with InfluxDB
Johan Janssen
Room 3

17:30

Conference Closing