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InfoQ Dev Summit Munich 2024: Elevating Software Development in Bavaria

Are you a senior software engineer, architect, or team leader looking for actionable insights and practical advice on today’s developer priorities? Look no further than the InfoQ Dev Summit Munich, a two-day in-person software development conference taking place in the Bavarian capital on September 26th and 27th.

This conference is designed by practitioners for practitioners, specifically targeting senior software engineers, architects, and team leaders in Europe. With 22 technical talks from senior software practitioners, attendees can expect to gain valuable insights on a wide range of topics, from machine learning to security, from site reliability engineering to scaling Java applications.

One of the major themes of the conference will be generative AI and bringing machine learning models to production. Industry experts like Olalekan Elesin and Andrey Cheptsov will share their insights on elevating the developer experience with generative AI capabilities and leveraging open-source LLMs for production.

Performance for system and software architects will also be a central topic, with speakers like Danielle Lancashire and Gunnar Morling discussing the speed and efficiency of WebAssembly and the tricks employed by the fastest solutions.

Java developers will have the opportunity to learn from experts like Johannes Bechberger and Markus Kett on topics such as building a fast firewall with eBPF and creating ultra-fast in-memory database applications.

The conference will also spotlight themes of local significance, with speakers presenting use cases from German automotive, banking, and telecommunication industries. And with attendees and speakers from around the world, all presentations and conference activities will be held in English.

Stay tuned for updates on the keynote sessions and join your fellow senior software practitioners in Munich this September for a conference packed with valuable insights and practical advice. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your skills and stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving world of software development.

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