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JA101: JAVA User Group Nürnberg Meetup

Programming Languages, Security

Welcome to the meeting of the Java User Group Nuremberg (JUG) hosted by the IT
training provider qSkills™.
The Java User Group Nuremberg meetup is organized as a hybrid event.
Participants can choose either to attend on site at Südwestpark 65 (5th floor) or conveniently online from home. You will receive the Zoom session link with the event confirmation.
You are also welcome to visit the JUG Meetup Website of the Java User Group Nuremberg.

We look forward to exchanging ideas with you!

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Agenda:

We look forward to seeing you (virtually or on site).

6:00 PM: Admission
6:30 PM: Talk
From 7:30 PM onward: End of the evening / networking

Location @ qSkills™ with beer and pizza!

Objectives:

Knowledge sharing and networking.

As a renowned IT training provider, qSkills™ would like to offer the Java User Group JUG Nürnberg a platform to exchange knowledge about modern Java development and Secure Coding in a state-of-the-art environment.
We want to connect Java developers and security experts, because hardly a day goes by without reports of a new security vulnerability — how can developers protect themselves against this, and how can qSkills™ as a training center help?
Get to know us and our high-quality IT trainings.

Target audience:

Basic Java programming knowledge and an affinity for Java are sufficient.

Java DevOps
Java Developers
Java Software Developers
Java Software Architects
Java System Engineers

Prerequisites:

Interest in and curiosity about Java
Looking forward to spending an evening together
Hunger and thirst ;)

Free parking is available outside after 6 PM, or paid parking is available in the parking garage.
Further information about arrival can be found on our page: Training centers in Nuremberg and other cities

Description:

Applications are often intended to be developed in decoupled modules in order to bring order and structure to our code and thereby ensure maintainability. Microservices represent a very consistent approach to this, but they can also introduce a high level of complexity.

By contrast, “monoliths” are comparatively convenient in development, but they are often suspected of quickly turning into an unmanageable “Big Ball of Mud.”

Spring Modulith attempts to address this problem. It enables Spring Boot applications to be developed within a shared code base (“monolithic”), while defining modules within that code base (“modular”), whose correct usage is continuously verified and ensured through architectural rules. In addition, Spring Modulith extends Spring’s native event system to provide decoupling between modules at runtime as well.

In this live coding presentation, Nils Hartmann will use practical examples to introduce Spring Modulith and discuss with you what consequences this approach has for our applications and for which scenarios it is particularly well suited.