Twin Cities Software Symposium - October 12 - 14, 2007 - No Fluff Just Stuff

Twin Cities Software Symposium

Minneapolis · October 12 - 14, 2007

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Speakers

Andrew Glover

Andrew Glover

Engineering Manager, Netflix

Brian Sam-Bodden

Brian Sam-Bodden

Brian Sletten

Brian Sletten

Forward Leaning Software Engineer @ Bosatsu Consulting

David Hussman

David Hussman

Agility Coach/Instructor/Practioner

Jeff Brown

Jeff Brown

Grails Practice Lead - OCI Grails Team

Ken Sipe

Ken Sipe

Cloud Architect & Tech Leader

Kito Mann

Kito Mann

Principal Consultant at Virtua, Inc.

Michael Nygard

Michael Nygard

Agile technology leader and dynamicist

Nathaniel Schutta

Nathaniel Schutta

Architect as a Service

Neal Ford

Neal Ford

Director / Software Architect / Meme Wrangler

Stuart Halloway

Stuart Halloway

President of Cognitect

Ted Neward

Ted Neward

Presentations

Creating Agile Requirements
David Hussman
Executable Documentation
David Hussman
Leading Agile Projects: Finding Your Groove in the First 4 Iterations
David Hussman
Leading Agile Projects: Maintaining Sustainable Agility
David Hussman
JavaScript for Java Programmers
Stuart Halloway
Prototype: Ajax and JavaScript++
Stuart Halloway
This Week In Refactoring
Stuart Halloway
REST : Information-Driven Architectures for the 21st Century
Brian Sletten
RESTlet for the Weary
Brian Sletten
Introduction to NetKernel : Software for the 21st Century
Brian Sletten
AJAX and JSF: Natural Synergy
Kito Mann
Architecting JavaServer Faces Applications
Kito Mann
Introduction to JBoss Seam
Kito Mann
Productive Programmer: Acceleration, Focus, and Indirection
Neal Ford
Productive Programmer: Automation and Canonicality
Neal Ford
Building Enterprise Applications with JavaServer Faces and Spring
Kito Mann
Implementing SOA
Neal Ford
Code Metrics & Analysis for Agile Projects
Neal Ford
Data Integration : Beyond Cutesy Mashups
Brian Sletten
Failures Come In Flavors (part 1)
Michael Nygard
Failures Come In Flavors (part 2)
Michael Nygard
Pragmatic Extreme Programming
Neal Ford
Agile Project Management (With Just a Bit About Mingle)
Neal Ford
Groovy For Java Programmers
Jeff Scott Brown
Test Driven Development With Groovy And Grails
Jeff Scott Brown
Advanced Metaprogramming With Groovy
Jeff Scott Brown
Introduction To Agile Web Development With Grails
Jeff Scott Brown
Advanced Techniques With Grails
Jeff Scott Brown
Applied AOP
Brian Sletten
Building DSLs in Static and Dynamic Languages
Neal Ford
Beginning Object-Relational Mapping with Hibernate
Brian Sam-Bodden
10 ways to use Hibernate effectively
Brian Sam-Bodden
Beginning Drools - Rule Engines in Java
Brian Sam-Bodden
Professional Java UI development with the Eclipse RPC
Brian Sam-Bodden
Test Infecting the Legacy Organization
Nathaniel Schutta
Design for Operations
Michael Nygard
Java Memory, Performance and the Garbage Collector
Ken Sipe
JMX and Spring: Manageability for Spring-based Applications
Ken Sipe
Designing for Ajax, part 1
Nathaniel Schutta
Behavior-driven development in Java
Andrew Glover
Refactoring Ant builds with Ivy, Groovy, and good old fashion common sense
Andrew Glover
Monitoring Software Quality with Continuous Integration
Andrew Glover
Design for the Data Center
Michael Nygard
Pragmatic Usability (aka, Software Engineer's Guide to Usability)
Nathaniel Schutta
Exploring the JavaServer Faces Ecosystem
Kito Mann
Abusing Maven For Fun and Profit : (Near) Zero-Admin Deployments
Brian Sletten
Introducing the Semantic Web
Brian Sletten
The Productive Programmer: Practice (10 Ways to Improve Your Code)
Neal Ford
Ajax Libraries
Nathaniel Schutta
JRuby
Stuart Halloway
Regular Expressions in Java
Neal Ford
Why the Next Five Years Will Be About Languages
Ted Neward
Java6: Exploring Mustang
Ted Neward
The Busy Java Developer's Guide to Performance and Scalability
Ted Neward
The Busy Java Developer's Guide to Annotations
Ted Neward
The Busy Java Developer's Guide to Java Platform Security
Ted Neward
The Busy Java Developer's Guide to ClassLoaders
Ted Neward
The Busy Java Developer's Guide to Reflection
Ted Neward
Getting Agile Planning and Tracking Up and Running
David Hussman