Developer Conference 8-12 Nov 2010, Malmö, Sweden

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Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Java	Java	Java
.Net	.Net	.Net
Smart phones	Smart phones	Smart phones
Architecture	Cloud & nosql	Patterns
Web development	Web development	Social media
Agile	Agile	Agile
Collaboration	Realizing business ideas	Software craftsmanship
Xtra(ck)	Xtra(ck)	Xtra(ck)

Track: Agile

This year the agile track has a wide range of topics. From processes to practices, technical to practical, we have sessions that will give you hands-on tips that you can go back and use immediately. Mix it all up with inspirational talks that gives you something to think about. Hear about Scrum and Kanban to find what works best for you. Learn how to improve your task board, or let our speakers inspire you to write better code. We dare say there is something for everyone.

08:50 - 12:10

Agile Software Development for Distributed Teams

A lot of people still believe that agile software development is for small and co-located teams only. However, the agile value system and the principles as stated in the agile manifesto don't argue about project size and distribution. In this course attendees will learn about the key success factors for distributed (and maybe even large-scale) software development. The focus will be on how to apply agile processes in a distributed setting and how to establish a common development culture

Jutta Eckstein

Jutta Eckstein is a coach, consultant and trainer from Germany. Her know-how in agile is based on 10+ years experience developing object-oriented applications. She has helped organizations worldwide to apply agile processes in medium to large distributed mission-critical projects. This is also the topic of her books 'Agile Software Development in the Large' and 'Agile Software Development with Distributed Teams'. She has presented at ACCU, JAOO, OOPSLA, SD West, SD Best Practices, XP and Agile

10:15 - 12:10

Practitioner's Guide To Kanban

Kanban is a software development methodology that implements the pull and flow elements of lean thinking. Learn how to use it as a tool that can enhance other methods through visualisation of workflow to highlight bottlenecks, impediments and other problems, limiting work in process to eliminate waste, and more. This talk introduces Kanban from a practitioners point of view which let you get started with Kanban and lean inspired enhancements right away, regardless of what method you use now

Joakim Sundén

Developer, mentor and consultant based in Stockholm, where he helps his clients develop enterprise apps with .NET technologies using lean/agile methodologies and practices such as behaviour-driven development, refactoring and object-oriented design. Even though he has been working as a developer for nearly a decade Joakim still considers himself a humble student of the software craft, on a never ending quest of continuous improvement, always keeping an eye out for alternative and better ways

Marcus Hammarberg

Marcus has been working as a contractor since 1998. During this time he has worked with system development with-in the Microsoft sphere (VB6, C++, .NET, ASP, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC etc.) and almost always been responsible for a team of developers. Marcus is very keen on learning new technologies to produce systems and code with high quality.

		
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