Speaker Selection!

[Mario Torre]

One important addendum.

We have noticed there was one small slot free and we decided to have
another talk!

With great pleasure I would like to re introduce:

Jitsi Videobridge in Cryptoland: the adventures of a Java WebRTC video
router on the road to supporting 1000s of video streams

I will publish the full schedule soon.

Cheers,
Mario

2014-12-19 13:30 GMT+01:00 Mario Torre <neugens.limasoftware at gmail.com>:
> Hi all!
>
> Sorry for the delay, it was a very a difficult choice this time and it
> took a bit to understand the best schedule and try to get the most
> tracks.
>
> This is the list of approved talks, in no particular order.
>
> Thanks to anyone who participated, unfortunately we were not able to
> select every one, and the choice this year was insanely difficult!
>
> I hope the speaker who we could not select will still join us to enjoy
> what we are preparing for this year Free Java DevRoom celebrations!
>
> Cheers,
> Mario
>
> *  Packed Objects, Object Layout & Value Types - a Survey
> *  Shenandoah - Project overview
> *  Sustaining the zero assembler port in OpenJDK: An inside
> perspective of CPU specific issues
> *  Open Heart Surgery: HotSpot Debugging at the OS Level
> *  Life in the trenches
> *  The State of OpenJDK
> *  Java 9: Make Way for Modules!
> *  Beyond Java 9
> *  What Three Big Development Trends Mean for Java
> *  The ARM microJIT
> *  What Lies Beneath?: Lessons learned hacking the OpenJDK
> interpreter/compilers.
> *  JCP State of the Union & Progress Report
> *  Diagnosing Performance Issues Using Thermostat
> *  Caciocavallo, or how we ported OpenJDK from embedded to cloud and
> still liked it
> *  Java restart with WebFX
> *  The Wisdom Of Crowd Testing OpenJDK
> *  InvokeBinder: Fluent Programming for Method Handles
> *  OpenJDK Adoption Group Q&A
> *  Fortress talk proposal
> *  IcedTea-Web goes offline and beyond
> *  MappedByteBuffer Operations SpeedUp of 150x
> *  "cache2k, Java caching turbo charged"
> *  Building an open Internet of Things with Java and Eclipse IoT
> *  JFree - The Long and Winding Road (Ahead)
>
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