Talks

Besides writing software, both for fun and for profit, I also regularly speak at conferences and meetups. Since 2015, I’ve given over 70 talks at more than 40 different events in roughly 20 countries. This ranges from small meetup sized Java User Groups to large international conferences (such as JavaOne, Devnexus, JavaZone, Devoxxes and J-Fall). Besides public events, I’ve also spoken on invitation at closed events at companies and delivered guest lectures at various schools for primary education and professional education.

My full talk portfolio is listed below. Contents and titles vary slightly over time, as I’m always seeking to improve the contents. If you feel that one of these talks fits in your event theme or schedule, feel free to reach out! I’m particularly passionate to speak about open source, Java and software architecture.

Please note that I’ve marked some talks as “retired”. There can be various reasons for that: the content may be outdated, the topic may no longer be relevant. Or maybe it is just me struggling be enthusiastic about it any longer. I’ve included them for reference, but prefer to no longer deliver those talks.