| Registration Is Now Open for JavaOne 2025 |
| By Sharat Chander, Senior Director, Java Product Management & Community Engagement |
For months now, we’ve been busy behind the scenes assembling great content for JavaOne 2025, from immersive keynotes to expert-led learning sessions by recognized Java luminaries in the developer community. If you’ve been anticipating the conference as much as we have, your wait is finally over. Early registration opens today and, for a limited time, you can save $100 on your three-day conference pass when you register before February 10, 2025.
I encourage you to visit the JavaOne 2025 website and check out the latest agenda, speaker lineup, and conference activities and details. We’ve even included an email template to help you make your case for attendance, plus a list of top ten reasons to attend. In the spirit of our top ten reasons to attend JavaOne, I’d like to add my top three reasons for you to register early for JavaOne:
- Space is limited! Early registration guarantees your seat, ensuring that you won’t miss out on the Java learning opportunities, community networking, and after-hours celebrations.
- Connect with luminaries! You’ll get the unique chance to meet experts from Oracle’s Java team and the Java ecosystem who can help evolve your skills and community participation.
- Duke is in the house! Meet Duke the Java mascot and take photos to post your love for Java on your social platforms!
If you’re only going to attend one Java developer conference next year, make it JavaOne. For this conference, we’re bringing it all back to where it began in the Bay Area, to honor 30 years of Java, as well as launch Java 24 on the first day of the conference. It’s part birthday celebration, part debutante ball, and all Java, all the time, for three memorable days.
There’s nothing quite like JavaOne. Designed by developers for developers, it’s a unique opportunity to not only improve your Java skills, but also meet some of the world’s most talented Java experts. Come join us to connect with former colleagues or form new long-lasting relationships in the Java community. Let’s celebrate Java’s past AND future together… at JavaOne.
Hope to see you there! |
