THE ROI CASE
Why two days without a printed agenda is still worth the calendar hold.
Most conferences run you through ten talks and you remember one. Here, everyone in the room is expected to lead a session or push back in one — the format forces engagement instead of note-taking.
The room is small on purpose. Instead of one keynote from one company, you get two days next to the OpenJDK contributors, GC engineers, and performance specialists who deal with the exact runtime problems you're debugging in production.
Not swag. Contacts you can actually call when something breaks, and a few ideas worth trying before the next release.
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