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JavaLand 2022: "Flutter for Java Developers: Web, Mobile & Desktop Front-Ends from 1 Code Base?"

JavaLand is Germany's biggest Java conference. I'll give the German talk "Flutter für Java-Entwickler: Mobil-, Web- & Desktop-Front-Ends mit 1 Code-Basis?" there on March 16, 2022.

Getting Started: JaVers

 Back to Getting Started  Table Of Contents What’s This? Getting Started Library & Configuration Create a Version The JaVers Tables Query for All Versions Query For One Version Comparing Versions Counting Changes Versioning Nested Objects Querying Nested Objects Making JSON More Compact Wrap-Up What’s This? I help you get started with JaVers, an open-source Java framework for version histories of your domain objects. Getting Started So you want to add an audit log to your application with JaVers?

I'll Present Two Talks at W-JAX Munich 2021

I'll give two 40-minute talk at W-JAX Munich 2021 this November: 'Pick Technologies & Tools Faster with JHipster' ('Technologien und Tools mit JHipster schneller auswählen' in German) and 'How to Show Version Histories in Java Application Front-Ends?' ('Wie Datenversionen in Frontends von Java-Anwendungen zeigen?' in German).

W-JAX Munich 2021: "How to Show Version Histories in Java Application Front-Ends?"

I gave a 40-minute talk about 'How to Show Version Histories in Java Application Front-Ends?' ('Wie Datenversionen in Front-Ends von Java-Anwendungen zeigen?' in German) at W-JAX Munich 2021. I compared four ways to store versions and discuss my project experiences with the open-source library JaVers.

I Gave an LJC Community Talk: "JaVers: Code Audit Logs Easily in Java"

I gave a 30-minute talk about 'JaVers: Code Audit Logs Easily in Java' to the London Java Community (LJC) on October 2, 2020. Audit logs show users who changed what when how. Video, slides, and code are available.

LJC Community Talk: "JaVers: Code Audit Logs Easily in Java"

I gave a 30-minute talk about 'JaVers: Code Audit Logs Easily in Java' to the London Java Community (LJC) on October 2, 2020. Audit logs show users who changed what when how. JaVers is an open-source library that creates, stores and queries versions. It also computes the difference between two POJOs.