Veranstaltungsort/Zeit:

Sofern bei der Veranstaltung nichts anderes angegeben ist:
Zeit: Beginn 19:00 (Einlass i. d. R. ab 18:30)
Ort: Hotel Eden-Wolff, Arnulfstraße 4, 80335 München

Siehe auch Meetup https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/Java-User-Group-Munchen-JUGM/

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Nächste Meetings:

02.11.2026

Technical documentation in the times of AI Agents: is it still needed?

Dmytro Patserkovskyi

AI agents are evolving rapidly and have become part of our day-to-day work. They write code, run builds, and, since they generate human-like text, are particularly well-suited for writing technical documentation... right?
In this presentation, we'll take a step back and revisit what makes technical documentation truly effective. We discuss if technical documentation is still needed and how to adjust in times of agentic programming.

07.12.2026

Lesbare Tests

Sebastian Hans

Liest du gerne Tests? Ich lese gerne Tests. Tests zeigen dir, was den Entwicklern wichtig war. Gute Tests sagen dir auch, was die Software tun soll. :-) Und sehr gute Tests sagen dir sogar, warum. Leider bekomme ich in meiner Projektarbeit bei Kunden oft mittelmäßige bis schlechte Tests zu sehen. In dieser Live-Coding-Session zeige ich an einem Beispiel, wie man Spaghetti-Tests in 6 Schritten in sehr gute Tests verwandeln kann.

zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt

Engineering a Simpler Java Build Tool

Haoyi Li

Ort: Hotel Eden-Wolff, Arnulfstraße 4, 80335 München

The Java language is known to be performant, easy to use, and with great IDE support, but build tools like Maven or Gradle do not always live up to that reputation. This talk will explore why build tooling is fundamentally such a difficult domain to work in, but also how there is a lot of low-hanging fruit to improve upon the tools available in the Java ecosystem. We will end with a demonstration of a new Java build tool "Mill" that makes use of these ideas, proving out the idea that Java build tooling has the potential to be much faster, safer, and easier to use than it is today.