Finding Java Memory Leaks, AI Agentic Setup and Fraude Detection

Join us in Brussels for an exciting collaboration with the Brussels Java User Group! A big thank you to Adesso for hosting this fantastic event! 🎉

This edition showcases three insightful talks:

1. Finding Java Memory Leaks with Heap Dumps (JDK 25) by Badr Kacimi
2. Vibe Coding a Home Server on the Raspberry Pi: What AI-Native Development Actually Looks Like by Wim De Troyer
3. Fraud Detection on Card Transactions: Supervised Learning with Extreme Imbalanced Data Using Python by Franck Benault

Come and be part of this enriching experience!

Schedule

• 18:00: Doors open + Food and Drinks 🍕🍹
• 18:45: Intro and BeJUG updates
• 18:50: Talk 1 - Fraud Detection
• 19:05: Talk 2 - Vibe Coding a Home Server on the Raspberry Pi
• 19:30: Brief Break ☕
• 19:45: Talk 3 - Finding Java Memory Leaks with Heap Dumps (JDK 25)
• 20:30: Mingling + Drinks 🍻

📚 Topics Overview:

Finding Java Memory Leaks with Heap Dumps (JDK 25)
Learn how to identify, analyze, and resolve Java memory leaks using heap dumps and diagnostic tools available in JDK 25.

About Badr

Badr Kacimi is a Senior Software Engineer at ABN AMRO Bank and a GenAI Whisperer at Blue Harvest Belgium. With a solid Java expertise in large banking and booking platforms, he now focuses on building financial risk models using Python.

Vibe Coding a Home Server on the Raspberry Pi: What AI-Native Development Actually Looks Like
Explore the evolution of AI tools since the launch of ChatGPT! Discover the capabilities of agentic tooling such as Claude Code and Codex, and their impact on long-running coding tasks.

Location:
Picardstraat 7, meetup1, Brussels

Get your tickets here! Ticket Link 🎟️