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8:00 | Registration | |||
8:45 |
Welcome and house-keeping |
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9:15 |
KEYNOTE - DDD Should Take Over the World Jessica Kerr |
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9:55 |
Engineering at scale: designing high-throughput systems for resilience A Harcourt |
Are you messing with me? Cognitive Bias in Experience Design D Churchill |
Your A to Z Tech Survival Kit F Healy |
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10:40 |
Break |
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11:10 |
Field Notes : .NET Core and Docker in Production D Maclennan |
A Case for the Humble Developer P Manouchehri |
Tech Lead to Motherhood : one woman’s journey from changing systems to changing nappies, and back again. S Taraporewalla |
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12:05 |
Fast, Concurrent, Safe: the Case for Learning Rust N Blumhardt |
Marriage of Machine learning and eCommerce website A Zanganeh |
Data Driven Diversity L Le Gassick |
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12:50 | Lunch | |||
13:50 |
Crafting compelling real-time web experiences with GraphQL and React R Crowley |
DDD 101 S Morris |
Attract, retain and grow technical women S Herbert |
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14:45 |
Advanced Testing Techniques: Tips from the trenches R Moore |
Design Hacks for Developers J Larchin |
Clean Architecture with ASP.NET Core 2.2 J Taylor |
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15:30 | Break | |||
16:00 |
I ain’t afraid of no Terminator V Love |
Solving the problem of more work than time and money L McLennan |
A Developer's Guide to Winning at Cognitive Biases J Cooney |
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17:00 |
LOCKNOTE - Supporting Constant Change Neal Ford |
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18:00 |
Closing Thanks & Prizes |
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