GeeCON Prague 2017: Jaroslav Tulach - JavaScript & co. for Java Developers
GeeCON Prague 2018: Jaroslav Tulach - Forget Go. Go, Java, go!
GeeCON Prague 2017: Tomer Gabel - Slaying Sacred Cows: Deconstructing Dependency Injection
GeeCON Prague 2017: Vladimir Orany - Excel in Java
GeeCON Prague 2017: Kevlin Henney - Full Stack Developer
GeeCON Prague 2017: Adam Bien - 'Built To Last' ...and the end of migrations
GeeCON 2019: Jaroslav Tulach - Forget Go. Go, Java, go!
GeeCON Prague 2017: Thorben Janssen - Hibernate Tips ‘n’ Tricks - 15 Tips to solve common problems
GeeCON Prague 2017: Lukas Jungmann - Java EE 8 finally final! Now what?
GeeCON 2017: Konrad Malawski - The best is yet to come - State of Akka in 2017
GeeCON Prague 2014 Anton Epple How to develop Java apps for iOS Android FX and more in NetBeans M
GeeCON 2017: J.Marchwicki/J.Pałka - Stages of maturity on the way to microservices
GeeCON 2017: Anatole Tresch - We don’t need Java EE, use Kubernetes !
GeeCON 2017: Rod Johnson - Simplification and Automation in Java: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
GeeCON 2017: Michał Płachta - A Pragmatist’s Guide to Functional Geekery
GeeCON 2017: Tomer Gabel - How shit works: the CPU
GeeCON 2017: Dalibor Topić - Onward to New Shores with Project Jigsaw and JDK 9
GeeCON 2017: Ondrej Mihalyi - 5 ways to improve your Java EE applications in reactive way
Jaroslav Tulach - Become a Polyglot by learning Java! - Curry On
GeeCON 2017: Charles Oliver Nutter - Inside JVM JIT
