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NightHacking is a live program where developers get interviewed and show off coding tips to a global audience. All broadcasts are live streamed on the NightHacking website. Come join the live audience at the Java Hub and watch talented speakers and community members share their experience.
Stop by OTN Desk and sign up for the Oracle Cloud Trial! OTN hosts OTN Summit several times a year, and offers technical articles, new community spaces, newsletters, blogs and much more. Grab some OTN giveaways on the way.
Experience the entire process of creating 3D objects from modeling to printing. Watch and compare the latest resin laser printer and the fused filament Ultimaker. And if you're a coffee lover, a scientific approach to brewing the perfect cup offers insight into what you can do with embedded Java.
The Duke's Choice Award is dedicated to all members of the Java Community! For the past 13 years, Duke's Choice Award winners have been announced at JavaOne, the world's biggest Java technology conference and gathering of Java community members.
How about meeting some of the most famous Java gurus in the world outside the conference rooms? How about getting to know fellow Java developers in a fun and different environment? This is what you can do if you join the Geek Bike Ride 2016! More information and registration here.
If you are a User Group Leader don't miss this opportunity to meet your colleagues, peers and other leaders to share best practices, tips, and experiences managing groups. Contact your country Oracle User Group Leader for more information and how to participate on this.
Hackergarten is a laboratory, a social circle and a writing group. The goal is to create something that others can use; software, improved documentation, or better educational materials. Membership is open to anyone willing to contribute their time.
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The Java Champions are an exclusive group of passionate Java technology and community leaders who are community-nominated and selected under a project. Recognized for their technical expertise, Oracle ACEs contribute community knowledge with articles, technical advice, blog posts, and tweets.
Interact with your peersMake the Java Hub the center of your OpenWorld and JavaOne conference.
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Voting Machine
Vote on the sessions, give your feedback at JavaOne. You will find voting machines in every session room at JavaOne 2016. To vote, only choose between a happy, neutral, or sad Duke by clicking on it.
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