Conference
Around 40 exhibitors
Around 2,000 participants
1 day
Event
Java Forum Stuttgart
The Java Forum Stuttgart (JFS) is an annual one-day conference with Java as its main theme. The Java User Group Stuttgart e. V. has been the organiser of this conference since 1998. A wide array of the latest Java technology is presented to visitors in numerous talks and a section of the exhibition. The combination of technology talks, project case studies and product presentations is extremely popular. Add to that a unique setting with exclusive hospitality and an appealing evening event.
Around 2,000 participants spend a day finding out about the latest developments in the Java field and in the Java and JVM environment. The main topics this year were: architecture and security, IDE and tools, Enterprise Java and frameworks, microservices, container & cloud, Core Java and JVM languages, web development (front end), Internet of Things (IoT), embedded and mobile, methods and practice, testing and operations, open source and community, and trends and new technologies.
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This event took place throughout the entire Liederhalle building.
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Our venue is divided into two buildings: The Beethoven building and the Hegel complex. This layer plan gives you an overview.
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