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Payara Podcast – Java User Group Spotlight – Torino JUG

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Dominika Tasarz
Published: 28 Feb 2025
Updated: 24 Aug 2025

The second episode of the new series of Payara Podcast dedicated to the Java community is here! This time, I had a great pleasure to talk to Simone and Roberto from Torino Java User Group.

Roberto, a seasoned developer with 20+ years in open source, has contributed to projects like Jetty, CometD, and JBoss. Simone, a Java Champion and Eclipse Jetty Project Leader, specializes in high-performance JVM tuning and server-side development. We discuss the evolution of Java communities, the challenges JUGs face, and how we can ensure they continue to thrive.

The episode is available on Spotify and on YouTube.

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