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On March, 25th 2025, we have a double session of presentations together with our partner, adesso SE.

Sessions

1. How to Get Trustworthy Enterprise AI in Your Favorite IDE - Ed Burns
2. State of the Architecture Antipattern Community - Andreas Voigt

Location Prinzenstraße 34, 10969 Berlin Agenda 18:30 - doors open 18:50 - warm welcome by JUG leader Sandra Ahlgrimm 19:00 - first session

Abstracts How to Get Trustworthy Enterprise AI in Your Favorite IDE In this session, Ed Burns will explore how to integrate trustworthy enterprise AI into your favorite Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Attendees will learn about the best practices and tools available to ensure that AI solutions are reliable, secure, and effective within their development workflows. This session is ideal for developers looking to enhance their projects with cutting-edge AI technologies while maintaining high standards of trustworthiness and performance. State of the Architecture Antipattern Community A year ago, they launched the community website dedicated to Software Architecture Antipatterns. Inspired by a talk from Stefan Tilkov, they have diligently collected various architecture antipatterns along with case studies where they have occurred over the past years. In this session, Andreas Voigt will present the resulting catalog and delve into some interesting antipatterns. This is just the beginning; they aim to expand this as a community project. Therefore, Andreas looks forward to discussing these and other antipatterns with you after the presentation and throughout the event.

Speaker Ed Burns is the Principal Architect at Microsoft working for Java on Azure. Ed has worked on a wide variety of client and server side web technologies since 1994, including NCSA Mosaic, Netscape 6, Mozilla, the Sun Java Plugin, Jakarta Tomcat and JavaServer Faces, and most recently, the Servlet specification. Ed has lead or co-lead the expert groups for Servlet and JavaServer Faces. Ed has published four books with McGraw-Hill: JavaServerFaces: The Complete Reference (2006), Secrets of the Rockstar Programmers: Riding the IT crest (2008) JavaServer Faces 2.0: The Complete Reference (2010) and Hudson Continuous Integration In Practice (2013). To learn more about his books or projects, you can visit his website https://ridingthecrest.com. Andreas Voigt is a Principal Software Architect at adesso SE. He has extensive experience in identifying and addressing architecture antipatterns. Andreas has spoken at several notable conferences, including JavaLand. He is dedicated to expanding the knowledge and application of architecture antipatterns within the community.

A big thank you to adesso SE for hosting the event and generously providing food and drinks during the event. Your innovative approach and commitment to excellence are greatly appreciated!

Let’s celebrate the Holy Tech Night.

On December 11, 2024, I invite the entire Microsoft community to the Holy Tech Night. This time, it will be a bit different. I have invited three speakers to talk about their favorite topics. First, the wonderful Luise Freese, who is traveling all the way from Düsseldorf to tell us about deploying to the Azure Cloud and why it can be done on Fridays. Then, we have Sandra Ahlgrimm from Microsoft and Fabian Moritz, both of whom are involved in AI and will be sharing their insights. I am still waiting for the details and will provide them here as soon as I have them. The plan is to provide you with gingerbread and punch/mulled wine during the presentations so that we can celebrate the Holy Tech Night properly.

I am particularly pleased that adesso SE has agreed to provide us with their premises. The doors will open at 6:00 PM, and after a short warm-up phase, we will start the presentations at 6:15 PM, each lasting about 40 minutes. This Meetup will be hosted by the Berlin Azure Meetup Group, but of course you're invited too.

Content Luise Freese: (EN) Let's deploy on fridays?! "Let’s be real—deploying on a Friday can feel like tempting fate. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Luise will show you how to ditch the YOLO mindset and replace it with a secure, governed, and totally stress-free approach to Azure deployments. We will use Azure Container Registries (and secure them properly) and combine this approach with Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)—think RBAC, but smarter and way more flexible. This will make sure, that only the right people (or apps) can access your resources. But wait, there’s more! Through live demos, you’ll see how these tools and strategies come together to transform chaotic, nerve-wracking deployments into confident, repeatable workflows. By the end, you’ll be ready to deploy on any day of the week—even Fridays—with zero fear."

Sandra Ahlgrimm: TBD

Fabian Moritz: (DE) Copilot Studio Agents - Die Revolution in der Software-Entwicklung? Was sind Agents? Was nicht? Was sind Copilot Agents? Was ist der Unterschied zu Copilot Studio Agents? Welche Rolle spielt Azure AI? Und warum sollte ich mich überhaupt damit beschäftigen? In dieser Session wollen wir das Thema vertiefen, beleuchten und auseinander nehmen. Mit vielen Demos, versprochen.

--- German Version --- (English below)

Lasst uns die Holy Tech Night zelebrieren.

Am 11.12.2024 lade ich die gesamte Microsoft Community zur Holy Tech Night ein. Diesmal wird es ein bisschen anders. Ich habe drei SprecherInnen eingeladen, um über ihre Lieblingstehemen zu referieren. ZUm einen die wunderbare Luise Freese, die extra aus Düsseldorf anreist und uns etwas über das Deployment in die Azure Cloud berichten möchte und warum man das auch Freitags machen kann. Dann erwartet euch Sandra Ahlgrimm von Microsoft und Fabian Moritz, beide sind im Bereich AI unterwegs und berichten darüber. Auf die Details warte ich noch und werde sie euch hier sofort zur Verfügug stellen, sobald ich sie habe.

Der Plan ist es euch wärend der Vorträge mit Pfefferkuchen und Punsch/Glühwein zu versorgen, damit wir die Holy Tech Night gebührend begehen können.

Ich freue mich besonders, dass sich die adesso SE bereit erklärt hat, uns ihre Räumlichkeiten zur Verfügung zu stellen. Die Türen werden um 18:00 Uhr geöffnet und nach einer kurzen Aufwärmphase beginnen wir um 18:15 mit den Vorträgen, die jeweils ca 40 Minuten lang sein werden.

--- English Version ---

Let’s celebrate the Holy Tech Night. On December 11, 2024, I invite the entire Microsoft community to the Holy Tech Night. This time, it will be a bit different. I have invited three speakers to talk about their favorite topics. First, the wonderful Luise Freese, who is traveling all the way from Düsseldorf to tell us about deploying to the Azure Cloud and why it can be done on Fridays. Then, we have Sandra Ahlgrimm from Microsoft and Fabian Moritz, both of whom are involved in AI and will be sharing their insights. I am still waiting for the details and will provide them here as soon as I have them. The plan is to provide you with gingerbread and punch/mulled wine during the presentations so that we can celebrate the Holy Tech Night properly. I am particularly pleased that adesso SE has agreed to provide us with their premises. The doors will open at 6:00 PM, and after a short warm-up phase, we will start the presentations at 6:15 PM, each lasting about 40 minutes.

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Inhalt der Vorträge / Content

Luise Freese: "Let's deploy on fridays?!"

"Let’s be real—deploying on a Friday can feel like tempting fate. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Luise will show you how to ditch the YOLO mindset and replace it with a secure, governed, and totally stress-free approach to Azure deployments.

We will use Azure Container Registries (and secure them properly) and combine this approach with Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)—think RBAC, but smarter and way more flexible. This will make sure, that only the right people (or apps) can access your resources.

But wait, there’s more! Through live demos, you’ll see how these tools and strategies come together to transform chaotic, nerve-wracking deployments into confident, repeatable workflows. By the end, you’ll be ready to deploy on any day of the week—even Fridays—with zero fear."

Sandra Ahlgrimm: "AI for (Java) Developers"

"Join Sandra Ahlgrimm as she highlights how Copilot makes you a more effective programmer and explores business use cases for AI in software solutions. Learn to implement AI following industry standards with practical demos featuring LangChain4j and SpringAI."

Fabian Moritz: "Copilot Studio Agents - Die Revolution in der Software-Entwicklung?"

"Was sind Agents? Was nicht? Was sind Copilot Agents? Was ist der Unterschied zu Copilot Studio Agents? Welche Rolle spielt Azure AI? Und warum sollte ich mich überhaupt damit beschäftigen? In dieser Session wollen wir das Thema vertiefen, beleuchten und auseinander nehmen. Mit vielen Demos, versprochen."

Let’s celebrate the Holy Tech Night.

On December 11, 2024, I invite the entire Microsoft community to the Holy Tech Night. This time, it will be a bit different. I have invited three speakers to talk about their favorite topics. First, the wonderful Luise Freese, who is traveling all the way from Düsseldorf to tell us about deploying to the Azure Cloud and why it can be done on Fridays. Then, we have Sandra Ahlgrimm from Microsoft and Fabian Moritz, both of whom are involved in AI and will be sharing their insights. I am still waiting for the details and will provide them here as soon as I have them.

The plan is to provide you with gingerbread and punch/mulled wine during the presentations so that we can celebrate the Holy Tech Night properly.

I am particularly pleased that adesso SE has agreed to provide us with their premises. The doors will open at 6:00 PM, and after a short warm-up phase, we will start the presentations at 6:15 PM, each lasting about 40 minutes.

This Meetup will be hosted by the Berlin Azure Meetup Group, but of course you're invited too.

Content

Luise Freese: (EN) Let's deploy on fridays?!

"Let’s be real—deploying on a Friday can feel like tempting fate. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Luise will show you how to ditch the YOLO mindset and replace it with a secure, governed, and totally stress-free approach to Azure deployments. We will use Azure Container Registries (and secure them properly) and combine this approach with Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)—think RBAC, but smarter and way more flexible. This will make sure, that only the right people (or apps) can access your resources. But wait, there’s more! Through live demos, you’ll see how these tools and strategies come together to transform chaotic, nerve-wracking deployments into confident, repeatable workflows. By the end, you’ll be ready to deploy on any day of the week—even Fridays—with zero fear."

Sandra Ahlgrimm: "AI for (Java) Developers"

"Join Sandra Ahlgrimm as she highlights how Copilot makes you a more effective programmer and explores business use cases for AI in software solutions. Learn to implement AI following industry standards with practical demos featuring LangChain4j and SpringAI."

Fabian Moritz: (DE) Copilot Studio Agents - Die Revolution in der Software-Entwicklung?

Was sind Agents? Was nicht? Was sind Copilot Agents? Was ist der Unterschied zu Copilot Studio Agents? Welche Rolle spielt Azure AI? Und warum sollte ich mich überhaupt damit beschäftigen? In dieser Session wollen wir das Thema vertiefen, beleuchten und auseinander nehmen. Mit vielen Demos, versprochen.

!!! NEW LOCATION !!! Change of location, the event will take place in co.up in Adalbertstraße 8, 10999 Berlin.

Have you ever wondered what Cloud Native is? Are you tired of hearing about Kubernetes and not knowing what it does? Would you like to learn more about different areas of Cloud Native? If you have ever considered a career in the cloud, this event is a perfect place for you to start. This growing industry is offering a lot of jobs and you'll get a chance to find out how to participate even without previous experience.

✍️ Event description This meetup is hosted by Empowered in Tech together with the Kubernetes and Cloud Native meetup. Our mission for this event is to make Cloud Native more accessible and invite more people to consider it as a career possibility. We will introduce the basics of Cloud Native. Explaining and introducing basic terms and concepts. Then we'll move onto a panel discussion where we want to share and discuss stories of people who are currently employed in the area and related and motivate all of you to consider Cloud Native as a career choice.

1. Talk: Observability 101 The talk will explore the fundamentals of observability and its three essential pillars: logs, metrics, and traces. By the end of this session, attendees will have a solid understanding of how these pillars work together to provide insights into system behavior and performance.In addition, the talk will highlight exciting developments in the Cloud Native ecosystem, with a focus on open-source solutions like OpenTelemetry, which is redefining how we instrument and analyze applications.Designed to be beginner-friendly, this session requires no prior knowledge, making it accessible to anyone eager to learn the basics of observability. Interaction and discussions are encouraged throughout the session, providing an engaging and collaborative learning environment for all participants.

🏢 Location We are kindly hosted by coworking space co.up and pizzas will be provided by our sponsor Snowflake.

⏰ Agenda 18:00 Doors open, we'll mingle and have some snacks 18:30 Intro and welcome from your hosts 18:40 Talk by Nele: Observability 101 19:00 Break 19:30 Panel Discussion: Transition your career to cloud native 20:30 Time for Networking

🗣 Speaker Nele Uhlemann Nele Uhlemann is a Developer Advocate at Fiberplane. Her passion is enabling collaboration among multiple stakeholders in building and running Software. Switching sides from application development to infrastructure topics, she understands the challenges of enabling knowledge sharing to run systems more efficiently. She advocates for Open Source technologies as she believes those are catalysts for organizations to build flexible solutions.

🪑 Panelists

Sinny Kumari Sinny is an Engineering Manager at Red Hat for the dnf team. Prior to that she has been a Software Engineer for \~11.5 years at Red Hat, having worked on developing and maintaining one of the core operators of OpenShift. She is an Open Source enthusiast and has contributed to Fedora and KDE projects.

Jessica Greene Jessica Greene is a self/community taught developer, previously working in the film industry as well as a stint as a specialty coffee roaster. She joined Ecosia.org in 2018 to put her digital skills towards a better planet where she works as Senior ML engineer focused on seeing where ML and generative AI can improve our search experience. When not writing code to help users make online activities climate action, she co leads her local PyLadies chapter Berlin, as well as being a board member of the Python Software Verband (PySV) and member of the PSF conduct working group. She is the 2024 winner of the PyLadies award and was awarded the Python Software foundation community service award.

Gloria Doci Gloria is a software engineer at Snowflake, a cloud data platform. She works on building the core components that enable low-latency data streaming, with an emphasis on scalability and cloud-native design.

Sandra Ahlgrimm Sandra is a Cloud Developer Advocate focusing on Java in Microservice Architectures and Containers on the Azure platform. She helps in the Docker and Kubernetes community whenever she can. She is organizing the JUG Berlin/Brandenburg and the Berlin Docker Meetup. Sandra has a strong background in software development. She holds an M.Sc. in Media and Computer Science from Berlin University of Applied Sciences. During her studies she worked in several Start Ups and Companies of Axel Springers where she gained expertise in setting up hybrid infrastructures, devops culture and process automation. Sandra is a huge fan of event driven architectures with real time requirements.

👋 About Us Stay in touch with the community! Join our Slack: https://bit.ly/EmpoweredInTechSlack We are a local community in Berlin dedicated to empowering FLINTA (women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans and agender) people to excel in their tech journey. Our events offer study groups, technical workshops, hackathons, networking events, panel discussions, lightning talks, and social events.

💗 Code of Conduct We are dedicated to providing a safe and welcoming experience for everyone who participates in our events. Our events aim to empower diverse women and we welcome everyone who identifies as a woman or another underrepresented group in tech or an ally. We follow the Berlin Code of Conduct for our events: https://berlincodeofconduct.org/

📸 Media Consent We may be taking photos of this event for social media posts. If you do not want to be photographed, please let the organizers at the event know. We will make sure to respect your privacy.

Calling Berlin's Student and Dev Community! <3 Register for the event Here Welcome to the Microsoft Student Community Tour 2024! Our series of events will visit three German cities – get ready for an in-depth look at the Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors Program (MSLA) and many other exciting topics related to the Microsoft platform.

What to Expect:

• Inspiring Talks by renowned experts, including Microsoft MVPs, Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors, and Microsoft employees.
• Plenty of Networking Opportunities with like-minded individuals to exchange ideas and make valuable connections.
• Complimentary Refreshments – delicious pizza and refreshing drinks will be provided.

Secure Your Spot! Register today to be part of our tour. We look forward to meeting you in Frankfurt, Berlin, or Munich and having an inspiring time together!

Agenda:

• 13:00 - 13:30 Entry

• 13:30 - 13:45 Welcome Microsoft

• 13:45 - 14:00 Empowering Women in Technology Luisa Scharff, Student Ambassador

• Insights from my journey as a woman in computer science and technology.
• Strategies to encourage more women in tech and computer science.

• Utilizing Microsoft's resources and platforms like Microsoft Learn for skill development.

• 14:00 - 14:30 Advancements in Machine Learning Luisa Scharff, Student Ambassador

• Introduction to neural networks for beginners, explaining their operation and output manipulation techniques.

• 14:30 - 14:45 Break & Networking

• 14:45 - 15:20 The Era of Generative AI: A Practical Insight into the AI Revolution Daniel Hummel, Associate Partner, KI Reply

• Dive into the world of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) and explore how this technology is shaping the future.

• Discover the potential and transformative capabilities of intelligent systems through examples and demonstrations.

• 15:20 - 15:45 Microsoft Mesh - Introduction to Visual Scripting Martin Wettig, Microsoft

• Introduction to Visual Scripting in Unity for Microsoft Mesh.

• Creating simple button interactions, exploring Mesh-specific scripting nodes, and Mesh Physics simulations.

• 15:45 - 16:10 Coding a Drone Using Unity/.NET and ChatGPT AI! Zaid Zaim\, SCE at ignore gravity \| Microsoft MVP

• Overview of Mixed Reality and using AI GPTs for drone controls to boost productivity.
• Demonstration using Unity 3D, .NET, and UDP Client-Server networking for drone communication.

• Microsoft Copilot insights for enhancing decision-making and efficiency.

• 16:10 - 16:25 Break & Networking

• 16:25 - 16:55 Insights into the Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors Program Pablo Veramendi, Director Audience Evangelism, Microsoft

• 16:55 - 17:30 Leveraging Community Work and Hackathons for Academic and Professional Success Sandra Ahlgrimm, Senior Cloud Advocate, Microsoft

• Sandra's journey with community work, hackathons, and leadership roles shaping her career.
• Using hackathons as platforms for projects and team collaboration.

• The impact of extracurricular activities on academic learning, job market competitiveness, and innovation.

• 17:30 Closeout + Q&A

Calling Berlin's Student and Dev Community! <3 Register for the event Here Welcome to the Microsoft Student Community Tour 2024! Our series of events will visit three German cities – get ready for an in-depth look at the Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors Program (MSLA) and many other exciting topics related to the Microsoft platform.

What to Expect:

• Inspiring Talks by renowned experts, including Microsoft MVPs, Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors, and Microsoft employees.
• Plenty of Networking Opportunities with like-minded individuals to exchange ideas and make valuable connections.
• Complimentary Refreshments – delicious pizza and refreshing drinks will be provided.

Secure Your Spot! Register today to be part of our tour. We look forward to meeting you in Frankfurt, Berlin, or Munich and having an inspiring time together!

Agenda:

• 13:00 - 13:30 Entry

• 13:30 - 13:45 Welcome Microsoft

• 13:45 - 14:00 Empowering Women in Technology Luisa Scharff, Student Ambassador

• Insights from my journey as a woman in computer science and technology.
• Strategies to encourage more women in tech and computer science.

• Utilizing Microsoft's resources and platforms like Microsoft Learn for skill development.

• 14:00 - 14:30 Advancements in Machine Learning Luisa Scharff, Student Ambassador

• Introduction to neural networks for beginners, explaining their operation and output manipulation techniques.

• 14:30 - 14:45 Break & Networking

• 14:45 - 15:20 The Era of Generative AI: A Practical Insight into the AI Revolution Daniel Hummel, Associate Partner, KI Reply

• Dive into the world of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) and explore how this technology is shaping the future.

• Discover the potential and transformative capabilities of intelligent systems through examples and demonstrations.

• 15:20 - 15:45 Microsoft Mesh - Introduction to Visual Scripting Martin Wettig, Microsoft

• Introduction to Visual Scripting in Unity for Microsoft Mesh.

• Creating simple button interactions, exploring Mesh-specific scripting nodes, and Mesh Physics simulations.

• 15:45 - 16:10 Coding a Drone Using Unity/.NET and ChatGPT AI! Zaid Zaim\, SCE at ignore gravity \| Microsoft MVP

• Overview of Mixed Reality and using AI GPTs for drone controls to boost productivity.
• Demonstration using Unity 3D, .NET, and UDP Client-Server networking for drone communication.

• Microsoft Copilot insights for enhancing decision-making and efficiency.

• 16:10 - 16:25 Break & Networking

• 16:25 - 16:55 Insights into the Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors Program Pablo Veramendi, Director Audience Evangelism, Microsoft

• 16:55 - 17:30 Leveraging Community Work and Hackathons for Academic and Professional Success Sandra Ahlgrimm, Senior Cloud Advocate, Microsoft

• Sandra's journey with community work, hackathons, and leadership roles shaping her career.
• Using hackathons as platforms for projects and team collaboration.

• The impact of extracurricular activities on academic learning, job market competitiveness, and innovation.

• 17:30 Closeout + Q&A

Not sure where to start with Microsoft Copilot? Want to sharpen your prompting skills? Join Dona Sarkar, Dan Wahlin and Sandra Ahlgrimm as they share some of their favorite copilot use cases and walk you through them step by step!

Not sure where to start with Microsoft Copilot? Want to sharpen your prompting skills? Join Dona Sarkar, Dan Wahlin and Sandra Ahlgrimm as they share some of their favorite copilot use cases and walk you through them step by step!

About London Reactor Meetup Microsoft Reactor London Meetups are a community of like-minded engineers, developers, professionals and students, allowing you to connect with people, skills, and technology to enhance your career or personal learning. Our regular meetups are an opportunity to hear from leaders in the industry about challenges, tooling and best practices. If you are interested in speaking or want to suggest a talk you’ve heard before, please do let us know (no vendor / recruitment / sales pitches please).

Agenda

6:00 PM - Arrivals: Registration and welcoming of guests 6:30 PM - 6:40 PM - Welcome Address 6:40 PM - 7:00 PM - Understanding AI: build your own enterprise ChatGPT with LangChain4J by Sandra Ahlgrimm 7:00 PM - 7:30 PM - Break 7:30 PM – 7:50 PM - Deploying a Python Web App with Azure by Marlene Mhangami 7:50 PM - 8:10 PM - Accelerating Development: Harnessing Service Bus and Azure Functions for Event-Driven Solutions by Chandan Bhagat 8:10 PM - 8:45 PM - Networking / Questions & Closing

Session Descriptions:

Understanding AI: build your own enterprise ChatGPT with LangChain4J

In this session we will build a chatbot from based on OpenAI models and implementing the Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) pattern. Using a reference document database, the model will be able to answer questions in natural language and generate complete, sourced responses from your documents. To do this, we will create a Quarkus service based on the open-source LangChain4J framework and a website to test our chatbot.

Accelerating Development: Harnessing Service Bus and Azure Functions for Event-Driven Solutions

In this session, dive into the world of event-driven development with Service Bus and Azure Functions. Discover how to leverage these powerful Azure services to create robust, scalable, and responsive applications that react to events in real-time. We'll start by exploring the fundamentals of event-driven architecture and how it enables loosely coupled and highly scalable systems. You'll learn how Service Bus acts as the backbone of event communication, allowing seamless publishing and consuming of events across your application. Next, we'll delve into Azure Functions and understand how they can be used to process events triggered by Service Bus. We'll walk through real-world scenarios and explore best practices for designing and implementing event-driven solutions using Azure Functions.

Throughout the session, you'll gain practical insights and tips for designing resilient architectures, handling message processing, and optimizing performance. Whether you're building microservices, IoT applications, or real-time analytics pipelines, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to accelerate your development with event-driven architecture on Azure.

Join us for an insightful evening where we delve into the intersection of Java, artificial intelligence (AI), and Microsoft technologies. Our distinguished speakers, Ed Burns and Sandra Ahlgrimm, will provide valuable insights and updates on the latest developments. Whether you’re a seasoned Java developer or just curious about AI, this event promises something for everyone.

Agenda:

1. 18:30 Doors Open

2. 19:00 - Pioneering the Future of Java with Intelligent Apps

3. Speaker: Sandra Ahlgrimm

4. Discover how AI is transforming Java development and explore cloud-native solutions within the Azure ecosystem.

5. Short live demo session with LangChain4J and Azure Open AI.

6. 19:30 Microsoft JDConf Wrap-Up

7. Speaker: Ed Burns

8. Get an exclusive recap of the recent Microsoft JDConf conference, including highlights, key takeaways, and community insights.

9. Gain insights into the latest trends, best practices, and community discussions around Java.

10. 20:30 Interactive Q&A and Networking

11. Engage with fellow developers, ask questions, and connect with like-minded enthusiasts.

12. Enjoy refreshments and share your experiences.

Who Should Attend?

• Java developers eager to stay ahead of the curve.
• AI enthusiasts curious about integrating machine learning and Java.
• Anyone interested in the dynamic intersection of technology and innovation.

Registration:

• Reserve your spot today! Limited seats available.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, network, and be part of the vibrant Java and AI community. See you there! 🚀🤖

Join us as we explore the future of Java and AI, powered by Microsoft’s cutting-edge technologies. Let’s shape the next generation of intelligent applications together! 🌐🔍