Code One 2019 is almost here! Join us September 16-19 in San Francisco. We’re excited to be sponsors this year, but mostly we’re looking forward to connecting with developers around Java, open source, cloud modernization and cloud-native app development.

From fun hands-on coding challenges to incredible speakers, we think it’s going to be a great event. We hope you’ll stop by booth 3101 to meet us.

Test your coding skills: Cloud-native workshop and QuickLabs

Workshop: Hands-on, open cloud-native development with Kabanero and Java [HOL6624]

Monday, 16 September, Room 3024A

Choose the time that works best for you! 12:30-2:30 PM or 2:45-4:45 PM or 5:00–7:00 PM

Explore modern, cloud-native app development that uses Java and the latest open technologies in this deep dive hands-on workshop. The workshop lets you use Kabanero, a new open source project that integrates popular open source projects (Tekton, Kubernetes, Appsody, etc) and delivers a simplified, seamless development experience.

Code for Socks QuickLabs: Booth 3101 We challenge you to use your coding skills for . . . cool socks. In 15 minutes or less, with a few lines of code, explore some of the latest in Java, open source, frameworks, and more. You can then claim victory and a special pair of socks.

Challenges include:

• Cloud-native development with Kabanero
• Getting started with Open Liberty
• Akka and Kubernetes: a symbiotic love story
• Intro to Kabanero and Spring

Come talk open source Java

Join us at Booth 3101 to talk about the newest cloud-native, Java open source projects at IBM, including:

• Kabanero: Find out about this new open source project that brings together Knative, Istio, and Tekton with new open projects Codewind, Appsody, and Razee into an end-to-end solution to architect, build, deploy, and manage the lifecycle of Kubernetes-based applications.
• Open Liberty: Experience the power of this cloud runtime for building cloud native apps in a fun, interactive game, Liberty Bikes. Open Liberty provides fully compatible implementations of Jakarta EE and Eclipse MicroProfile.
• Cloud-native Java: Talk to IBMers who are actively contributing to the open Java communities including: Open Liberty, Eclipse OpenJ9, Jakarata EE, Eclipse MicroProfile, Spring, Reactive and more.

Socialize with other Java developers and get your books signed

Cloud-native Java networking evening: IBM is excited to co-sponsor the first networking evening at Code One. The event brings the Jakarta EE and Eclipse MicroProfile communities together for a time of celebration around the significant achievements of the past year.

Book signing: Meet the authors and get a free “Developing Open Cloud Native Microservices: Your Java Code in Action” ebook. Tuesday, September 17 from 2:30 – 4:00 PM.

IBM sessions at Code One

Hear from IBMers on topics covering cloud native development, new open source projects, machine learning, communities, and more.