[In-Person] September Java Meet-up at Sahaj Bangalore

Name: [In-Person] September Java Meet-up at Sahaj Bangalore
Start: 2026-09-19T04:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-09-19T07:00:00.000Z
Location: Sahaj Software

Sahaj Software, bangaloreSaturday, Sep 19 · 12:00 AM

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## We're excited to host another morning packed with technical insights in collaboration with MongoDB and Sahaj Bangalore. ## Details **Location:** [Sahaj Software](sahaj.ai) 365, 3rd Floor, Sulochana Building, 1st Cross Road, 3rd Block, Santhosapuram, Koramangala 3 Block, Koramangala, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560034 ***Note: \*\*\* Event from 9.30am to 2:30pm, Snacks Provided \*\*\**** **\-\- RSVP ONLY IF HAVE YOU DECIDED TO JOIN** \-\- Its a Free Event\, **RSVP before 19th Sept 2026**. **NO Walk-INs allowed** \-\- GOV ID CARD IS MANDATORY TO ENTER \-\- LAPTOP IS NOT MANDATORY\, BRING IT ONLY IF YOU WISH TO PRACTICE ALONGSIDE $FULLY CHARGED$ **Agenda:** ➡️ **Registration Opens @ 9.30 am** ➡️ **Talk #1: Spring AI Vector Search with Java** Are you a Java Programmer looking to add AI-powered semantic search to your applications using MongoDB and Spring AI? Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll build vector search capabilities in Java using Spring AI together with MongoDB Atlas Vector Search. We’ll start from familiar keyword search patterns and evolve them into meaning-based semantic search, so you can confidently move from traditional text queries to embedding-based similarity search in real-world applications. Through lab exercises, you’ll connect a Java Spring Boot application to MongoDB, generate embeddings for application data, store vectors in MongoDB collections, and implement end-to-end semantic search workflows. You’ll learn how to shape vector search queries around application patterns, combine metadata filtering with similarity search, and understand how MongoDB’s flexible document model supports AI-ready data access in Java apps. This is a fully hands-on session, so you’ll need your laptop to participate. By the end, you’ll walk away with practical code samples, a clearer mental model of how vector search works in Java, and skills to bring semantic search patterns back to your own projects. Prerequisites * Basic knowledge of Java * Familia

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