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Ted M. Young

Spiral Learning, LLC
Principal Java/Spring Trainer
San Francisco Bay Area
Websitehttps://ted.dev
Monday, April 29
 

8:30am

The Origins of Opera and the Future of Programming (Jessica Kerr) Hermitage Ballroom

10:20am

The Agile Gap: Technical Practice, or, XP As We Would Do It Today (Ron Jeffries, Chet Hendrickson) Hermitage Ballroom D

11:15am

Deep Stack - Tracer Bullets from ADC to Browser (James Grenning) Hermitage Ballroom F

12:00pm

Lunch Hermitage Ballroom AB

1:30pm

Building Evolutionary Architectures (Rebecca Parsons) Hermitage Ballroom D

3:20pm

Five Underplayed Premises Of TDD (GeePaw Hill) Hermitage Ballroom D

4:15pm

Cutting Code Quickly (Llewellyn Falco) Hermitage Ballroom F
 
Tuesday, April 30
 

10:20am

17th Century Shipbuilding And Your Failed Software Project (Pete Cheslock) Hermitage Ballroom D No Microservice Is An Island (Michele Titolo) Hermitage Ballroom F

11:15am

Lightning Talks Session #2 (Richard Seroter) Hermitage Ballroom C Patterns of Instantiation (David Bernstein) Hermitage Ballroom E

1:30pm

Test-First from the Product Owner to the Dev Team to Dev Ops (Al Shalloway) Hermitage Ballroom E

3:00pm

Afternoon Break Hermitage Ballroom Foyer

3:20pm

Safeguarding - Using Your Bugs to Prevent Bugs and Fund Technical Debt Fixes (Arlo Belshee) Hermitage Ballroom D
 
Wednesday, May 1
 

8:30am

Ten reasons BDD won’t save your development process (plus a couple of ways it might help) (Steve Tooke) Hermitage Ballroom F

9:25am

Testing Microservices from Development to Production (Daniel Bryant) Hermitage Ballroom D

10:30am

Strangle Your Legacy Code (Amitai Schleier, Markus Silpala) Hermitage Ballroom E

1:30pm

Flow and Agile: The event-driven future for modern software (James Urquhart) Hermitage Ballroom F