People, Practices & CareerBOF60min
Hi, Belgian Java Community, we want to meet you!
An informal, interactive session introducing BeJUG, Belgium’s Java User Group. Learn how it connects Java enthusiasts, what events it runs, and how to get involved as attendee, speaker, or contributor. No slides or agenda—just networking, ideas, and community discussion for all Java lovers.
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Frank DelporteAzul
Tom CoolsTimefold
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Monday, October 5, 19:00-20:00
TBA 7
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Are you passionate about Java and curious to meet the people shaping its community here in Belgium? Whether you’re a first-time Devoxx attendee, a seasoned Java veteran, or just someone who enjoys geeking out over JVM minutiae, this is the place to be.
Join us for an informal and interactive session. We’ll share what the BeJUG is all about: how we connect Java enthusiasts across the country, the kinds of events we organize (from meetups to hands-on sessions), and how you can get involved as an attendee, a speaker, or even a contributor.
Come say hi, share your ideas, ask questions, or just hang out and network with fellow Java lovers. No slides, no strict agenda, just a room full of like-minded people who care about the Java ecosystem and its vibrant Belgian community. Everyone is welcome, and we’d love to hear what you would like to see from your local Java User Group!
Join us for an informal and interactive session. We’ll share what the BeJUG is all about: how we connect Java enthusiasts across the country, the kinds of events we organize (from meetups to hands-on sessions), and how you can get involved as an attendee, a speaker, or even a contributor.
Come say hi, share your ideas, ask questions, or just hang out and network with fellow Java lovers. No slides, no strict agenda, just a room full of like-minded people who care about the Java ecosystem and its vibrant Belgian community. Everyone is welcome, and we’d love to hear what you would like to see from your local Java User Group!
Frank Delporte
Frank Delporte is a Java Champion working at azul.com, blogger on webtechie.be and foojay.io, author of "Java Programming for Raspberry Pi" (webtechie.be/books), creator of lottie4j.com and melodymatrix.rocks, and contributor to pi4j.com. Frank blogs about his experiments with Java(FX), sometimes combined with electronic components, on the Raspberry Pi.
Tom Cools
Developer Relations Engineer for Timefold, Java Champion and co-organizer of the Belgian Java User Group. Tom has a decade worth of experience delivering systems and loves to share not only knowledge but also passion for our craft.
You can read more at his blog (http://www.tomcools.be) or follow him on Bluesky (@tomcools.be).
You can read more at his blog (http://www.tomcools.be) or follow him on Bluesky (@tomcools.be).