Category: JCrete 2016

So I went to JCrete and had some really interesting discussions. Then I watched a bunch of the JVM Language Summit recordings. Then I looked at some of the frameworks that are alternatives for implementing concurrent applications. Then I looked through a bunch of libraries which provide new collection classes of all sorts. And after… Continue reading Jack Shirazi’s JCrete® 2016 Report

As the conference grew nearer the thought of joining up with so many talented people from the Java community was quite daunting. I believe at least 20% of attendees were Java Champions and many had made very important contributions to the Java ecosystem. The setting for the conference was the Orthodox Academy of Crete (OAC)… Continue reading Nick Ebbitt’s JCrete® 2016 Report

I don’t always write conference reviews. But when I do, they are about awesome ones. And JCrete was truly awesome. I got invited by Heinz Kabutz himself and this is pretty much the only way to get there. JCrete is an uncoference with no tickets and no designated speakers. Besides there is no conference fee… Continue reading Tomasz Nurkiewicz’s JCrete® 2016 Report