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Dec 6–8, 2022

Call for Papers Travel FAQ
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CALL FOR PAPERS

SpringOne is all about your stories. From Spring Framework to Kubernetes to
microservices and everything in between, we want you to submit a paper that
shares your insights and expertise on topics like streaming data, design
patterns, event-driven architectures, DevSecOps, platforms, data and machine
learning, and CI/CD. (And so much more beyond that.)

Tell us about your challenges and how you’re overcoming them. What you've
discovered that you’d like to share with the community. Where you are in your
transformation journey—and where you’re going next.

Call for Papers closes June 28, 2022.

Submit a talk

Already created an account? Sign in to submit a talk.


 * Talks
 * Topics
 * Paper tips
 * Resources and policies


TALKS

This year’s event will feature six tracks:


 * BEGINNER-FRIENDLY SPRING


 * INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED SPRING


 * PLATFORMS AND STACKS


 * PEOPLE, PROCESS, AND CULTURE


 * PROGRAMMING TOOLS


 * CASE STUDIES

When you submit your talk, you can identify whether you’re more comfortable
presenting in person or virtually.

We’re considering papers for the following types of presentations:


25-MIN TALKS

Some Spring tech topics fit here, but typically we see talks on things like
development practices, TDD, case studies, product management, culture, and
digital transformation.


50-MIN TALKS

Most tech talks in the areas of Spring, Kubernetes, serverless, data, or other
topics fit here. These are practitioner-oriented, deep-dive topics with lots of
live coding or demos, and they often have a GitHub repo that attendees can go
home with.

Note: Sessions that can be either 25 or 50 minutes are easy to work with! If
you’re submitting a 50-min talk, we highly encourage you to also consider a plan
for a 25-min talk if it becomes necessary. If shortening really isn’t an option,
please note that in the “Notes for the Content Committee” field. If you can
expand or contract your topic in either direction, please note that as well.


TOPICS

We organize and consider sessions by their primary meta tag. Please choose the
single most relevant tag that aligns to the core of your talk from the following
options.


 * GRAPHQL
   
   GraphQL Java, HTTP, WebSocket, RSocket, GraphQL Schema, GraphQL Query
   Language


 * NATIVE/AOT
   
   Spring Native, GraalVM


 * DATA
   
   Spring Data, Spring Batch, Redis, data science, Apache Spark, machine
   learning, Hadoop, streams (Note: DBA-focused content is not encouraged)


 * SECURITY
   
   Spring Security, OAuth, Spring Authorization Server


 * SERVERLESS
   
   Spring Cloud, Spring Cloud Services, Spring Cloud Function, serverless,
   Lambda, Knative, events, streams, channels


 * MICROSERVICES
   
   Spring Cloud, Spring Cloud Services, Spring Cloud Function, serverless,
   Lambda, Knative, events, streams, channels, pub/sub, architecture,
   distributed architecture


 * WEB
   
   REST, Spring MVC, Spring WebFlux, ASP .NET Core, HTML/CSS, web server, full
   stack


 * TESTING
   
   TDD, unit testing, integration testing, JUnit, Mockito


 * ARCHITECTURE
   
   General architecture topics


 * KOTLIN
   
   General Kotlin topics


 * DEVOPS
   
   Value stream, automation, culture, continuous improvement, security,
   operations, monitoring, observability


 * CI/CD
   
   Spinnaker, Concourse, Jenkins, canary and blue/green release, progressive
   deployment pipelines, release management, builds, testing


 * AGILE
   
   Mobbing, remote agile, pair programming, test-driven development, estimating
   (or not estimating), agile/XP, other methodology topics


 * REACTIVE
   
   Stream processing, Project Reactor, Spring Cloud Stream, general reactive
   programming, actors


 * KUBERNETES
   
   Kubernetes fundamentals, Envoy, Istio, containers, VMware Tanzu Kubernetes
   Grid


 * CLOUD FOUNDRY
   
   Most Cloud Foundry talks focus on ops or dev practitioners: VMware Tanzu
   Application Service, VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid, security, UAA, BOSH,
   networking


 * MESSAGING
   
   Streaming, IoT, event mesh, high throughput, message broker, event log,
   Spring Cloud Stream, MQTT, AMQP, Websocket, STOMP, reactive


 * LANGUAGE AND TOOLING
   
   General language and tooling topics


 * .NET
   
   General .NET topics


 * APP MODENRIZATION
   
   Evolution, migrating to the cloud, disruption, accelerating the journey,
   replatforming, organizational transformation


 * LEADERSHIP
   
   Transformation, management, enterprise architect, executives, strategy,
   vision, innovation, finance, support, growth, value, business, transform,
   collaboration


 * SPRING
   
   General Spring topics


 * WHAT'S NEW IN SPRING
   
   AOT, Native, Spring for GraphQL, Spring Framework 6.0, Spring Boot 3.0


 * APIS
   
   Spring MVC, Spring WebFlux, REST, GraphQL, Spring for GraphQL


 * JAMSTACK/WASM
   
   React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, full stack


TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL PAPER

Help us understand why your presentation is right for SpringOne. Below are some
tips for writing a successful paper. Please keep in mind that this event is by
and for professionals. Our participants expect that all presentations and
supporting materials will be respectful, inclusive, and adhere to our Code of
Conduct.


 * 1. BE INCLUSIVE.
   
   Does your presentation have the participation of a woman, person of color, or
   member of another group often underrepresented at tech conferences? Diversity
   is one of the factors we seriously consider when reviewing papers as we seek
   to broaden our speaker roster.


 * 2. KEEP THE AUDIENCE IN MIND.
   
   SpringOne attendees are professional, and already have a base level of
   technical knowledge. Attendees come to SpringOne to learn, so consider
   keeping papers free of marketing and sales pitches.


 * 3. BE AUTHENTIC.
   
   Your peers need original ideas in real-world scenarios, relevant examples,
   and knowledge transfer.


 * 4. BE THOROUGH.
   
   Short, concise abstracts are great for the conference website, but we
   strongly suggest supplying details for committee consideration. Use the notes
   field to be specific: What technology will you use? If your abstract is
   vague, or covers many different subjects, what is the main thrust of your
   talk?


 * 5. INTRODUCE THE TEAM.
   
   If you are proposing a panel, tell us who else would be on it. If
   co-presenting, include detail about your co-presenter(s).


 * 6. CONTEXT IS IMPORTANT.
   
   If your talk is about a truly groundbreaking topic, it’ll be helpful to
   describe it in terms that attendees might already be familiar with.


 * 7. EXPLAIN WHY PEOPLE WILL WANT TO ATTEND.
   
   Is your topic gaining traction? Is it critical to business? Will attendees
   learn how to use it, program it, or just be introduced to it?


 * 8. BE INNOVATIVE.
   
   Repeated talks from the conference circuit are less appealing. If you speak
   frequently at events, be sure to note why this presentation is different.


 * 9. DON’T ASSUME THAT YOUR COMPANY’S NAME BUYS YOU CREDIBILITY.
   
   If you’re talking about something important that you have specific knowledge
   of because of what your company does, spell that out in the description.


 * 10. DEFINE YOUR AUDIENCE.
   
   Indicate the experience and knowledge level of the audience that you are
   targeting: novice, intermediate, or expert.


RESOURCES AND POLICIES


CODE OF CONDUCT

We expect all participants, including speakers, to follow our Code of Conduct,
the core of which is: SpringOne should be a safe and productive environment for
everyone.


CO-PRESENTERS

If your paper is accepted, you’ll be able to add co-presenters. If you need more
than three co-presenters, please contact us.

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