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Luca Molteni, a software engineer at Red Hat and long-time Java enthusiast, explores the evolving role of Java in technology and community building. From his 15-year journey as an administrator of a Java User Group in Milan, Italy, to his innovative ideas for engaging younger generations, Luca shares valuable insights on the importance of inclusivity, tackling stereotypes, and making programming accessible.
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