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2022 September Meeting - We're Back!

Topic: jOOQ: Data Abstractions Without Distraction
After a too-long absence, the Oklahoma City Java Users Group is making a comeback! It’s going to take us a bit to get completely back up to speed, but we’re going to get started then tighten things up as go. That means, for least this month, we’ll be meeting in a conference r...
[Re-]Kick-off Meeting
Good afternoon, Oklahoma City. It’s been a while since the OKC JUG has met, and we’re trying to fix that. The details are still being working out, but that’s where you come in. As has been the case throughout the history of the JUG, your opinion is desired, and we have an oppor...
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It’s been a while since you’re heard from us, and for that we’re sorry. There have been a number of circumstances, not the least of which being COVID, that has knocked us off our game. We are currently working diligently to restart the JUG and, hopefully, return to being a fun ...
2019 April Meeting

Topic: Reactive Programming Applying Duality: The Lost Art of Denotational Semantics
The phrase Denotational Semantics is an academic term for mapping programs to mathematical objects as a way to define their meanings. This phrase is not well-known in industry but we use it here to make it clear that this presentation is a shamelss rip off of a talk by Erik Meijer of a similar t...
2019 March Meeting

Topic: Microservices with Micronaut
As microservices have exploded on to the scene, so have microservice frameworks. In the JVM world, we have a myriad of options. In an already crowded space, though, a new framework has appeared that is extremely promising. Micronaut is a polyglot microservice framework from the inventors of the ...
2019 February Meeting

Topic: Essential Tools for Performance Metrics and Troubleshooting
Every developer creating real-world applications will have to eventually troubleshoot code performance issues - sometimes even in Production systems. In this session we will show a couple of essential tools that every Java developer should know about and can use to gather detail performance metr...
2019 January Meeting

Topic: Spice up your Java with Project Lombok
In this session we will showcase the main features of Project Lombok (https://projectlombok.org) and demonstrate how you can make your Java code cleaner, more readable, and way less verbose. With the information shared in this talk you should be able to start using Lombok right away in your Java...
2018 December Meeting

Topic: Reactive Micro-Services
We will start by introducing the concept of reactive programming and how it can benefit, simplify, and streamline software development and deployment. Then we will dig into the Reactor implementation of this idea, and finally we will run some code to show reactive at work. Speaker Bio Andres ...
2018 September Meeting

Topic: Oracle Turns Java up to 11
At the end of this month, Oracle is scheduled to release Java 11. In this session, we’ll see what’s new in the latest revision of the world’s most popular programming language. We’ll start with a rundown of features, including those added in Java 10 to get us to date, and...
2018 July Meeting

Topic: Rust For Java Developers
Rust is a systems language from Mozilla designed for speed, safety, and fearless concurrency. For the Java developer looking to expand horizons, it has features and ideas that you may not even realize that you were missing. Speaker Bio Mitch Blevins has been programming Java for 13 years and...

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