Let’s Break New Ground, Together

Writing good, clean code more quickly underpins the essence of a developer’s productivity. New-age Java developer tools continue to push the boundaries in this space. This track focuses on tools that are enhancing Java application development productivity including IDEs, monitoring, testing, and performance environments. Developers also learn about other related topics such as application lifecycle management toolkits, continuous integration tools, modeling systems, analysis tools, and source code editors.

This track is all about dealing with data, whether it’s data management or data processing or data science, whether you use relational or NoSQL databases, or other technologies in the big data ecosystem.

Are you doing something cool with emerging technologies? Then this is the right track for you. Here is everything that’s hot and hip, from machine learning and AI to blockchain, IoT, chatbots, and much more.

Delivering software and services faster and with more agility than the competition is a requirement for modern development organizations. This track focuses on DevOps culture, practices, and tools that enable you to deliver software at a higher cadence and with higher quality, whether it’s packaged or in the cloud. Learn about the latest practices in continuous integration (CI), continuous deployment, CI pipelines, and assembly lines.

The common denominator for this track is the web browser. Whether it’s desktop, mobile, kiosk, or other formats; whether it’s user interface, browser networking, or security; if it happens in the browser or in the layers immediately adjacent to the browser, this is the track.

MySQL is the world’s most popular open source database with a global community of developers. This track covers the latest features and advances in MySQL along with advanced topics such as monitoring, management, high availability, clustering, replication, and cloud deployment. Come hear about MySQL from the experts at Oracle as well as leading experts in the database community.


The track brings together data science, application development, and machine learning practitioners from different industries to discuss practical and state-of-the-art tools and techniques. We want to encourage mutually beneficial interactions among practitioners working to address the many challenges facing data science and machine learning systems. Novel and practical open source tools, latest practical techniques used in live systems in the industry, use of cloud-based solutions and infrastructure for scale and automated DevOps, and unique solutions that bridge the gap between research and industry are some of the relevant topics for this track.

This is a special track for developers and educators who are interested in delivering a two-hour hands-on workshop targeted at children 10 to 16 years old. Presenters are responsible for preparing all the content and required hardware and software for 40 children, but laptops eare provided. Workshops are scheduled for the Saturday or Sunday before Oracle Code One, so please keep this in mind for your travel arrangements.