New York Software Symposium - August 18 - 20, 2006 - No Fluff Just Stuff

Ian Roughley

New York Software Symposium

Newark · August 18 - 20, 2006

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Ian Roughley

Software Consultant

Ian Roughley is a speaker, author, and consultant based in Boston, MA, where he runs From Down & Around, Inc., a consultancy specializing in architecture, development, and process improvement services. For more than 10 years, he has been helping clients ranging in size from Fortune 10 companies to start-ups.

Focused on a pragmatic and results-based approach, he is a proponent for open source, as well as process and quality improvements through agile development techniques.

Ian is a committer on the XWork and WebWork projects; member of the Apache Struts PMC; and speaks at conferences in the United States and abroad. He is also a Sun Certified Java Programmer and J2EE Enterprise Architect and an IBM Certified Solutions Architect.

Presentations

8 Steps to Struts2

This presentation introduces the features of Struts2, and the framework differences between it and Struts, by iteratively migrating a simple application in 8 steps.

Evaluating Open Source Solutions

Many companies and most, if not all, software today utilizes open source. Whether it is databases, application servers, frameworks or libraries, these projects are fast becoming a standard commodity for building business-related functionality upon and speeding up development time. Sometimes technology evaluations are done, but frequently the library is simply slipped into the code base to address an urgent requirement - often without evaluating the technology beyond the immediate need.