Two weeks before Application Developer Days

Grid reports of the Application Developer Days 2010 conference! There will still be some minor moves, there are still unoccupied slots - for them we still select the most interesting reports, but the common core has already been fixed:

23 September
Time	Section A	Section B	Section C
Half past eight	Registration, morning tea-coffee
9:30	Conference opening
10:30	Dmitry Hanetsky IBM Rational Jazz	Olga Kochkina What's going on in the labor market in IT	The subject is specified
11:30	Konstantin Kichinsky Prototyping Applications with Expression Blend + SketchFlow	Elena Sagalaeva Artificial intelligence in games	Round table: Version Control Systems
12:30	Andrey Aksenov How to stop writing	Ilya Kantor Convenient cross-domain authentication	Sergey Pugachev Advanced Silverlight Application Development
13:15	Dinner
14:15	Dmitry Zavalishin Java Development Practice	Maxim Lapshin Video hosting development on Erlang	Round table: SQL vs. NOSQL
15:15	Jacob Sirotkin How to become a hero	Vitaly Filippov Intranet 2.0: FeedOnFeeds, Wikilogs, etc.	Alexey Alekseev, Nikolay Grebnev Prevention of programmer errors using static code analysis and domain model.
4:00 pm	Coffee break Boris Tarelkin (flip chart report) External extension of the Java application logging subsystem
4:30 pm	Dmitry Zavalishin Phantom OS	Oleg Aksenov Adaptive Architecture	The subject is specified
5:30 pm		Nikolay Macievsky Open Source Licenses	The subject is specified

September 24
Time	Section A	Section B	Section C
Half past eight	Registration, morning tea-coffee
9:30	Oleg Tsarev, Kirill Korinsky Comparative analysis of data warehouses	Andrey Karpov Aging coding standards and static code analysis	Nikita Frolov How to start developing for the iPhone
10:30		Andrey Bibichev On the verge of augmented reality	Denis the Smooth Silverlight / WPF: return from MVVM to MVP pattern
11:30	Dmitry Andreev Visual Studio Lab Management	Dmitry Lobasev Project Management System DEVPROM	Andrey Bibichev Round table: Java vs C #
12:30	Vladimir Klimontovich Apache hadoop	Andrey Mayorov Convenience of hierarchical data structures	Andrey Bibichev Master Class Domain-Driven Design
13:15	Dinner
14:15	Evgeny Kirpichev Multithreaded programming	Elena Sagalaeva C ++ 0x	Andrey Bibichev Domain-Driven Design Workshop (cont.)
15:15	Andrey Aksenov 3D graphics on three fingers	Mikhail Chernomordikov Development for Windows Phone 7
4:00 pm	Coffee break
4:30 pm	Maxim Tsepkov Accounting machine	Maxim High Using certificates for web applications	Andrey Bibichev Domain-Driven Design Workshop (cont.)
5:30 pm	Anton Ovchinnikov Money and internal developer clock	Sergey Polazhenko Application security audit according to the TRIKE 1.0 methodology
18:30	Contests, raffle, conference closing

There has not been such a busy programmer two-day conference yet. You might think that the reports are chosen haphazardly, so different technologies they cover. Each of us can find there two or three familiar topics. But this is the main idea of ​​the ADD 2010 conference - to get out of the routine and look around.

We are programmers, and our job is to solve assigned tasks using languages ​​and technologies invented by someone and then chosen by someone to solve these very tasks. Are these the best languages ​​and technologies? Is not a fact. But it’s hardly possible for anyone to search the Internet and arrange a good check.
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“Back to work! This software won't code itself, you know! ”©

In any case, this check takes almost infinite time.

At the conference, you will see and hear people (real experts!) Who solve other problems every day using other languages ​​and other technologies. They will tell you in detail about their experience, after which you can catch them on the sidelines and talk for at least an hour. It is very possible that their stories will guide you to new thoughts, and you will figure out how to solve your problems faster and easier.

Separately, I would like to mention Andrei Bibichev ’s four-hour master class in designing application architecture using Domain-Driven Design methodology. Andrew brought together his long-term practice of developing complex systems and rich experience in design training. The result was an atomic thing, useful to any programmer developing application systems. At the same time, Andrei speaks perfectly, it is just pleasant to listen to him.

Friends, there are two weeks left before the conference. This is quite enough to win laziness and go, but especially there is no time to think. Register , we are waiting for you!

PS We are often asked: "Why the woodpecker?". There are many interpretations, I am ready to personally reveal the history of the issue at the conference. :) But understanding came after talking with various masters of the “Indian style” (I program from here to dinner; the sooner we finish digging here, the faster we will go digging elsewhere). A bit angry, but true:
The programmer is not a woodpecker, knocking on the keyboard. Woodpeckers exist, and we can not change it. We can only not be woodpeckers. So we will not!


Update: Friends, this program is not the final one yet. You give feedback, and we move the reports in the network, so that everyone is comfortable. So the current program should always look at the site.