JavaConf FAQs

Question 1

What technologies are used to build JavaConf?

Accepted Answer

JavaConf is built using Spring Boot, Spring AI, Spring AI MCP, Maven, and CommonMark.

Question 2

What is JavaConf?

Accepted Answer

JavaConf is a tool that retrieves Java conference data, including Call for Papers (CFP) information and dates, by parsing a GitHub Markdown repository using Spring Boot and Spring AI. It provides a `getJavaConferences` tool to easily access conference details.

Question 3

How does JavaConf get its data?

Accepted Answer

JavaConf parses the `README.md` file from the javaconferences/javaconferences.github.io repository. The specific URL can be configured, but defaults to the main branch's README.

Question 4

How do I use the `getJavaConferences` tool?

Accepted Answer

The `getJavaConferences` tool allows you to specify a year to retrieve conferences for. If you omit the year, it defaults to the current year.

Question 5

What information about Java conferences does JavaConf provide?

Accepted Answer

JavaConf returns conference data including the conference name, date, location, whether it's hybrid, CFP link, CFP date, main conference link, and country.

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