My schedule for QCon London 2008 « Sadek Drobi’s Blog

March 10, 2008

My schedule for QCon London 2008

Filed under: Uncategorized — Sadache @ 10:51 pm

Here goes my schedule for Qcon London 2008Â
See you there :)

Schedule â€“ Wednesday

WednesdayÂ	Â The Cloud as the New Middleware Platform Â	Â Agile in Practice Â	Â Banking: Complex high volume/low latency architectures Â	Â .NET: Client, Server, Cloud Â	Â Solution Track – Wednesday Â	Â Interviews Â
08:00Â -Â 09:00 Â	Registration and Breakfast
09:00Â -Â 10:00 Â	How Eclipse changed my views on Software Development Erich GammaLocation: Fleming Room
10:00Â -Â 10:30 Â	Break
10:30Â -Â 10:45 Â	Introduction: The cloud… Gregor HohpeLocation: Fleming Room	Introduction: Agile in practice Linda RisingLocation: St James’s Suite	Introduction Finance/Banking… John Davies & Alexis RichardsonLocation: Abbey Room	Introduction: .NET: Client… Matt DeaconLocation: Westminster Suite	Â	Â
10:45Â -Â 11:00 Â	Break
11:00Â -Â 12:00 Â	Amazon Services: Building blocks for true Internet applications Jeff BarrLocation: Fleming Room	Managers in Scrum Roman PichlerLocation: St James’s Suite	Haskell and DSLs for derivatives pricing Lennart AugustssonLocation: Abbey Room	Building Smart Windows Applications Daniel MothLocation: Westminster Suite	Architectural Implications of RESTful design Peter RodgersLocation: Rutherford Room	Jazz, Eclipse, JUnit Erich GammaLocation: Wordsworth Room
12:00Â -Â 13:00 Â	Lunch
13:00Â -Â 14:00 Â	Application services on the web: SalesForce.com Dave CarrollLocation: Fleming Room	Agile Mashups Rachel DaviesLocation: St James’s Suite	Keeping 99.95% up time on 400+ key systems at Merrill Iain MortimerLocation: Abbey Room	Building Rich Internet Applications Mike TaultyLocation: Westminster Suite	The new WebLogic Server HTTP publish-subscribe server and Web 2.0 support Anand RudrabhatlaLocation: Rutherford Room	Amazon Services Jeff BarrLocation: Wordsworth Room
14:00Â -Â 14:30 Â	Break
14:30Â -Â 15:30 Â	Google GData: reading and writing data on the web Frank MantekLocation: Fleming Room	Born to Cycle? An Agile Approach to Working Linda RisingLocation: St James’s Suite	Real-time Java for latency critical banking applications Bertrand DelsartLocation: Abbey Room	Windows as a Web Platform Eric NelsonLocation: Westminster Suite	Design, Develop, Test and Deploy your Java Persistent Application: All in 30 Minutes Mike FullerLocation: Rutherford Room	SOA, Web Services and REST Mark LittleLocation: Wordsworth Room
15:30Â -Â 15:45 Â	Break
15:45Â -Â 16:45 Â	Yahoo Pipes: Middleware in the Cloud Jonathan TrevorLocation: Fleming Room	Beyond Agile Marc Evers & Willem van den EndeLocation: St James’s Suite	From Betting to Gaming to Tradefair Matt YouillLocation: Abbey Room	Services & Workflows: SOAP, REST and all you need Christian WeyerLocation: Westminster Suite	Introducing Spring Batch Dave SyerLocation: Rutherford Room	InfoQ Architecture Alexandru PopescuLocation: Wordsworth Room
16:45Â -Â 17:00 Â	Break
17:00Â -Â 18:00 Â	Panel: Programming the Cloud Jeff Barr & Dave Carroll & Frank Mantek & Nati Shalom & Jonathan TrevorLocation: Fleming Room	A Kanban System for Software Engineering David AndersonLocation: St James’s Suite	LiquidityHub Tony Harrop & Jeremy VickersLocation: Abbey Room	Building Biztalk Services Simon ThurmanLocation: Westminster Suite	Panel: Open Source and Open Standards Stephen Colebourne & Patrick Curran & Rod Johnson & Mark Little & Peter Pilgrim & Dalibor TopicLocation: Rutherford Room	DSLs Lennart AugustssonLocation: Wordsworth Room
18:00Â -Â 18:45 Â	Exhibitor Reception
18:45Â -Â 19:30 Â	Does my Bus look big in this? Martin Fowler & Jim Webber, SOA Practice LeadLocation: Fleming Roo

Schedule – Thursday

ThursdayÂ	Â Domain Specific Languages in Practice Â	Â Effective Design	Â Evolving Java Â	Â SOA, REST and the Web Â	Â XpDay Sampler Â	Â Solution Track – Performance and Scalability Â	Â Interviews Â
08:00Â -Â 09:00 Â	Registration and Breakfast
09:00Â -Â 10:00 Â	Keynote:Trends in Agile Development Kent BeckLocation: Fleming Room
10:00Â -Â 10:30	Break
10:30Â -Â 10:45 Â	Introduction: DSL in Practice Neal FordLocation: Abbey Room	Effective Design – What, Why, How and Who Kevlin HenneyLocation: Fleming Room	Introduction: Evolving Java Brian GoetzLocation: St James’s Suite	Introduction: SOA, REST and the Web Stefan TilkovLocation: Westminster Suite	Introduction: XpDay Sampler Steve FreemanLocation: Guild Room	Â	Â
10:45Â -Â 11:00 Â	Break
11:00Â -Â 12:00 Â	External Textual DSLs made simple Markus VÃ¶lterLocation: Abbey Room	Intentions & Interfaces – Making Patterns Concrete Udi DahanLocation: Fleming Room	Concurrency, past and present Brian GoetzLocation: St James’s Suite	REST: A Pragmatic Introduction to the Web’s Architecture Stefan TilkovLocation: Westminster Suite	Agile software. Aspiring to more. Tim MackinnonLocation: Guild Room	Panel Discussions: Architecting for Performance and Scalability Richard Allen Smith Jr & Guy Nirpaz & Brian Oliver & Jags Ramnarayan & Randy Shoup & Ari Zilka, FounderLocation: Rutherford Room	Erlang Joe ArmstrongLocation: Wordsworth Room
12:00Â -Â 13:00 Â	Lunch
13:00Â -Â 14:00 Â	Business Natural Languages Jay FieldsLocation: Abbey Room	A Tale of Two Systems Pete GoodliffeLocation: Fleming Room	Blending Java with dynamic languages Venkat SubramaniamLocation: St James’s Suite	Using REST to aid WS- – building a RESTful SOA Registry* Paul FremantleLocation: Westminster Suite	What does it do? Does it work? Lasse KoskelaLocation: Guild Room	Clustered Architecture Patterns: Delivering Scalability and Availability Ari Zilka, FounderLocation: Rutherford Room	Future programming languages Ted NewardLocation: Wordsworth Room
14:00Â -Â 14:30 Â	Break
14:30Â -Â 15:30 Â	Building DSLs in Groovy Venkat SubramaniamLocation: Abbey Room	User Interfaces: Meeting the Challenge of Simplicity Giles Colborne	Evolving the JVM Ola BiniLocation: St James’s Suite	REST, Reuse, and Serendipity Steve VinoskiLocation: Westminster Suite	Measure for Measure Keith BraithwaiteLocation: Guild Room	Dramatic scalability for data intensive architectures Jags RamnarayanLocation: Rutherford Room	Smalltalk, Dabble DB Avi BryantLocation: Wordsworth Room
15:30Â -Â 16:00 Â	Break
16:00Â -Â 17:00 Â	Domain-specific Smalltalk Avi BryantLocation: Abbey Room	Effective Design: TBA (5) Kent BeckLocation: Fleming Room	The Cathedral, the Bazaar and the Commissar: The Evolution of Innovation in Enterprise Java Rod JohnsonLocation: St James’s Suite	Diary of a Fence Sitting SOA Geek Mark LittleLocation: Westminster Suite	Realistic about Risk: Software development with Real Options Olav Maassen & Chris MattsLocation: Guild Room	Characteristics of Next Generation Application Servers Guy NirpazLocation: Rutherford Room	Wildcard Speakers: TBA Location: Wordsworth Room
17:00Â -Â 17:15 Â	Break
17:15Â -Â 18:15 Â	Intentional Software – Domain Expert DSLs Magnus Christerson & Henk KolkLocation: Abbey Room	Domain Driven Design – The way back to OO Felipe RodriguesLocation: Fleming Room	Evolving the Java Language Neal GafterLocation: St James’s Suite	A couple of ways to skin an Internet-scale cat Jim Webber, SOA Practice LeadLocation: Westminster Suite	Transparency: great leap forward or exposed artery Kent Beck & Keith Braithwaite & Steve Freeman & Chris Matts & John NolanLocation: Guild Room	Pimp My Data Grid: New things to do with a Data Grid to deliver better application performance, scalability and resilience Brian OliverLocation: Rutherford Room	Spring Rod JohnsonLocation: Wordsworth Room

Schedule – Friday

Friday	Â Architectures You’ve Always Wondered About	Â Browser & Emerging Rich Client Technologies	Â Programming Languages of Tomorrow	Â The Rise of Ruby	Â Solution Track – Friday	Â Interviews
08:30Â -Â 09:00	Registration and Breakfast
09:00Â -Â 09:15	Introduction: Architectures you’ve always wondered about James GovernorLocation: Fleming Room	Introduction: Browser & Emerging Rich Client Technologies Scott DelapLocation: St James’s Suite	Introduction: Programming Languages of tomorrow Kresten Krab ThorupLocation: Westminster Suite	Introduction: The Rise of Ruby James CoxLocation: Abbey Room	Â	Â
09:15Â -Â 09:30	Break
09:30Â -Â 10:30	eBay’s Architectural Principles Randy ShoupLocation: Fleming Room	Interactive websites: Comet and DWR Joe WalkerLocation: St James’s Suite	The Busy .NET Developer’s Guide to F# Ted NewardLocation: Westminster Suite	Executable User Stories with RSpec and BDD Aslak HellesÃ¸yLocation: Abbey Room	Innovations for Software Architects: Data Connectivity Design Considerations for SOA John de LongaLocation: Rutherford Room	Flex/Air/RIAs Christophe CoenraetsLocation: Wordsworth Room
10:30Â -Â 11:00	Break
11:00Â -Â 12:00	Twitter Jay EdwardsLocation: Fleming Room	Rich Internet Applications for the Browser and the Desktop with Flex and Air Christophe CoenraetsLocation: St James’s Suite	Haskell: functional programming on steroids Simon Peyton-JonesLocation: Westminster Suite	JRuby: Power on the JVM Ola Bini	Testing by Example with Spring 2.5 Sam BrannenLocation: Rutherford Room	SOA Gregor HohpeLocation: Wordsworth Room
12:00Â -Â 13:00	Lunch
13:00Â -Â 14:00	Behind the Scenes at MySpace.com Dan FarinoLocation: Fleming Room	GWT + Gears : the browser is the platform Didier GirardLocation: St James’s Suite	Functions + Messages + Concurrency = Erlang Joe ArmstrongLocation: Westminster Suite	Under the Hood David ChelimskyLocation: Abbey Room	Future-Proofing Applications: How to Protect Core Business Logic from Technology Fads Malcolm SparksLocation: Rutherford Room	Functional programming Simon Peyton-JonesLocation: Wordsworth Room
14:00Â -Â 14:30	Break
14:30Â -Â 15:30	Market Risk System @ BNP Paribas David HarperLocation: Fleming Room	The DOM scripting toolkit: jQuery Remy SharpLocation: St James’s Suite	The Busy Java Developer’s Guide to Scala Ted NewardLocation: Westminster Suite	Rails 2.0 Nic WilliamsLocation: Abbey Room	HTTP Multicast Routing, Scaling the Real-Time Web Jonas JacobiLocation: Rutherford Room	Twitter – Interview Jay EdwardsLocation: Wordsworth Room
15:30Â -Â 16:00	Break
16:00Â -Â 17:00	Building a large scale SaaS app Dan HanleyLocation: Fleming Room	Tackling Code Debt Peter MarksLocation: St James’s Suite	Programming Languages of tomorrow: TBA Kresten Krab ThorupLocation: Westminster Suite	Panel: When is Rails an appropriate choice? David Chelimsky & James Cox & Aslak HellesÃ¸y & Nic WilliamsLocation: Abbey Room	Getting the most from the Visual Studio Team Suite Toolbox Neil Kidd	MySpace arch Dan FarinoLocation: Wordsworth Room
17:00Â -Â 17:15	Break
17:15Â -Â 18:15	Ending Panel Martin Fowler & Gregor Hohpe & Rod Johnson & Rebecca ParsonsLocation: Fleming Room

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Sadek, it was great to meet you – don’t forget to watch Neil’s blog for Lennart….

http://neilbartlett.name/blog/

Cheers

alexis

Comment by alexis — March 14, 2008 @ 9:02 pm

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