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title: On November 5th, 2024, I will talk at XtremeJ 2024 | ||
summary: I will be delivering my talk about "Getting Started with the Micronaut Framework" | ||
date_published: 2024-10-24T07:05:30+01:00 | ||
keywords: micronaut,talk | ||
external_url: https://xtremej.dev/2024/schedule/ | ||
image: https://images.sergiodelamo.com/2024-xtremej.jpg | ||
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# Talk at XtremeJ 2024 | ||
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On November 5th 2024, I will be talking at [Xtremej.dev](https://xtremej.dev/2024/). | ||
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> We are excited to welcome the entire Java community to join us in the coming XtremeJ online conference. We are going to have short sessions (30 minutes each), with speakers from all over the world, online interactive competitions, and experts panels with whome everyone will be able to interact. | ||
![XtremeJ 2024](https://images.sergiodelamo.com/xtremej.jpeg) | ||
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## Getting Started with the Micronaut Framework | ||
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> This session introduces the Micronaut framework and demonstrates how the Framework’s unique compile-time approach enables the development of ultra-lightweight Java applications. Compelling aspects of the Micronaut framework include: + Develop applications with Java, Kotlin, or Apache Groovy + Sub-second startup time + Small processes that can run in as little as 10 MB of JVM heap + No runtime reflection + Dependency injection and AOP + Reflection-free serialization + A database access toolkit that uses ahead-of-time (AoT) compilation to pre-compute queries for repository interfaces. + Cloud-native features. Sergio will also demonstrate how you can generate GraalVM native images of your Micronaut applications to achieve instant startup and ultra-low memory footprint. | ||
## Discount Codes | ||
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Limited to the first ten passes, they supplied me with two discount codes: | ||
- Use SERGIO40J to get a 40% discount. | ||
- Use SERGIOFREE to get a Free Pass | ||
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