GOTO Aarhus 2012

International software development conference

97 speakers

Coverage of GOTO Aarhus 2012

90 sessions

Day 1 Monday 1st October 2012

• 9:00am Morning Keynote: Beware Red Flags On The Internet

  presented by Rick Falkvinge

• 10:20am Translating Dart to efficient JavaScript

  presented by Kasper Lund

• 10:20am Agile Development within the corporation

  presented by Trackhost: Jutta Eckstein

• 10:20am Spring and Cloud Foundry: a Marriage Made in Heaven

  presented by Josh Long

• 10:20am Multi-touch UI: A touchy subject

  presented by Alan Boykiw

• 10:20am The challenge of connected data

  presented by Jim Webber

• 10:20am Webs of Data

  presented by Brian Sletten

• 11:30am Building highly scalable process and rule-driven applications with JBoss Enterprise BRMS

  presented by Eric D. Schabell

• 11:30am Dynamic Languages in Production: Progress and Open Challenges

  presented by Bryan Cantrill

• 11:30am My Agile journey: XP, Scrum, Lean, Kanban and back again

  presented by Jesper Boeg

• 11:30am Making Enterprise Java Development Hurt Less

  presented by Romain PELISSE

• 11:30am But how? - Methods and techniques to making a good user interface

  presented by Janne Jul Jensen

• 11:30am Go Simple, Fast, Elastic with Couchbase Server and Document-orientated Data management

  presented by J Chris Anderson

• 11:30am Application Integration using Linked Data

  presented by Martin Nally

• 11:30am The performance of the Web is under your control

  presented by Alain Hélaïli

• 1:20pm Cross compiling with JavaScript

  presented by Miguel Angel Pastor

• 1:20pm What is value?

  presented by Jez Humble

• 1:20pm Up up and Out: Scaling software with Akka

  presented by Jonas Bonér

• 1:20pm Mythbusting Remote Procedure Calls

  presented by Steve Vinoski

• 1:20pm Big Data OLTP with Apache Cassandra

  presented by Matthew F. Dennis

• 1:20pm Raspberry Pi with extra toppings

  presented by Nat Pryce

• 1:20pm Transforming a running legacy application into high scalable architecture

  presented by Morten Jokumsen

• 2:30pm In-browser code editing

  presented by Marijn Haverbeke

• 2:30pm Lean Startup: Why It Rocks Far More Than Agile Development

  presented by Joshua Kerievsky

• 2:30pm Making the JVM fly: Experience with Enterprise JVM Performance tuning

  presented by John T Davies

• 2:30pm Management Myths: are we getting any better at this?

  presented by Dave Clack

• 2:30pm Scaling for Humongous amounts of data with MongoDB

  presented by Alvin Richards

• 2:30pm Embedded Systems - Embodied Agents, Robot Programming in Java for the NXT Mindstorms

  presented by Ole Caprani

• 2:30pm Splunk in operations

  presented by Karsten Thygesen

• 3:50pm The Inner Workings of the Chakra JavaScript Engine

  presented by steve lucco

• 3:50pm Frankenbuilds; if Agile is so good, why are our products so bad?

  presented by Gabrielle Benefield

• 3:50pm Playframework: Real Time Web for Java and the JVM

  presented by Sadek Drobi

• 3:50pm Mythbusting modern hardware to gain "Mechanical Sympathy"

  presented by Martin Thompson

• 3:50pm The Aarhus 6

  presented by J Chris Anderson, Jim Webber, Martin Fowler, Matthew F. Dennis, Alvin Richards, Matt Heitzenroder and Kresten Krab Thorup

• 3:50pm The Actor Model applied to the Raspberry Pi and the Embedded Domain

  presented by Omer Kilic

• 3:50pm 7 Things: How to make good teams great

  presented by Sven Peters

• 5:00pm Contratemporal Virtual Nanomachine Programming in Topologically Connected Quantum-Relativistic Parallel Spacetimes... Made Easy!

  presented by Damian Conway

Day 2 Tuesday 2nd October 2012

• 9:00am Keynote: Microsoft, The Cloud and Open Source

  presented by Scott Hanselman

• 10:20am Designing for Rapid Release

  presented by Sam Newman

• 10:20am Array Thinking - Escaping the Groove

  presented by David Leibs

• 10:20am Liquid Metal: Taming Heterogeneity

  presented by Stephen Fink

• 10:20am PhoneGap 2.0 Dev and 3.0 Roadmap

  presented by Brian Leroux

• 10:20am Building Distributed Systems with Riak Core

  presented by Steve Vinoski

• 11:30am Cadence and Consequence

  presented by Josh Graham

• 11:30am Sex and Violence: Social and Technical Lessons from the Perl 6 Project

  presented by Damian Conway

• 11:30am Massive acceleration through the many-core processor that you call a graphics card

  presented by jesper mosegaard

• 11:30am Calabash: Automated Acceptance Testing for Android and iOS

  presented by Karl Krukow

• 11:30am Riak and Dynamo, Five Years Later

  presented by Andy Gross

• 1:20pm Disband the Deployment Army

  presented by Michael T. Nygard

• 1:20pm Challenges & Chances in Polyglot Programming

  presented by Stefan Tilkov

• 1:20pm Runaway complexity in Big Data systems... and a plan to stop it

  presented by Nathan Marz

• 1:20pm Architecting for the Cloud: Lessons Learned from 100 CloudStack deployments

  presented by Sheng Liang

• 1:20pm Choosing the right technology isn't enough

  presented by Cons T Åhs

• 2:30pm Building secured, scalable, low-latency web applications with the Windows Azure Platform

  presented by Ido Flatow

• 2:30pm Continuous Delivery: The Dirty Details

  presented by Mike Brittain

• 2:30pm Component Programming in D

  presented by Walter Bright

• 2:30pm Big Data: Challenges and Opportunities

  presented by Roberto V. Zicari

• 2:30pm Building secured, scalable, low-latency web applications with the Windows Azure Platform

  presented by Ido Flatow

• 2:30pm Hire "A" Teams

  presented by Alexander Grosse

• 3:50pm Implementing Continuous Delivery

  presented by Jez Humble

• 3:50pm The R Language: The good, the bad, and the ugly

  presented by John D. Cook

• 3:50pm Globally Distributed Cloud Applications at Netflix

  presented by Adrian Cockcroft

• 3:50pm Developers: The Prima Donnas of the 21st Century

  presented by Hadi Hariri

Day 3 Wednesday 3rd October 2012

• 9:00am Keynote: Distributed Data and Storage Management for the Large Hadron Collider

  presented by Dirk Duellmann

• 10:20am Introduction to NoSQL

  presented by Martin Fowler

• 10:20am Web vs. App

  presented by Ben Galbraith

• 10:20am Professional Productivity - Part 1

  presented by Bjorn Freeman-Benson, Patrick Linskey and Linda Rising

• 10:20am Hard Things Made Easy - Part 1

  presented by Scott Hanselman, Adrian Cockcroft and Dan North

• 10:20am Practical Enterprise Integration

  presented by Andrew Elmore

• 11:30am 100% Big Data. 0% Hadoop. 0% Java.

  presented by Pavlo Baron

• 11:30am RubyMotion: Ruby in your pocket

  presented by Laurent Sansonetti

• 11:30am Professional Productivity - Part 2

  presented by Scott Hanselman, Brian Leroux and Jaime Wren

• 11:30am Hard Things Made Easy - Part 2

  presented by Sadek Drobi, John T Davies and John D. Cook

• 11:30am Big Agile

  presented by renee hunt

• 1:20pm Fitting the Model

  presented by Sean Treadway

• 1:20pm ASP.NET, HTML5 and the Mobile Web

  presented by Scott Hanselman

• 1:20pm The Big Data Developer

  presented by Pavlo Baron

• 1:20pm The Agile Mindset - and beyond

  presented by Linda Rising

• 1:20pm How to introduce Continuous Delivery

  presented by Alex Schwartz

• 2:30pm NoSQL Games

  presented by Patrick Huesler

• 2:30pm The browser is dead...

  presented by Dan North

• 2:30pm Some Considerations for Scaling: What We Did At New Relic

  presented by Bjorn Freeman-Benson

• 2:30pm The geek's guide to leading teams

  presented by Patrick Kua

• 2:30pm Kotlin: A new language - Because we've lived through a lot

  presented by Hadi Hariri

• 3:50pm Running Netflix on Cassandra in the Cloud

  presented by Adrian Cockcroft

• 3:50pm Support Offline Mobile Web Apps with HTML5 API's

  presented by Kim Dalsgaard

• 3:50pm It's all a numbers game - the dirty little secret of scalable systems

  presented by Martin Thompson

• 3:50pm To be honest...

  presented by Liz Keogh

• 3:50pm Erland still evolves for multi-core and cloud environments

  presented by Torben Hoffmann

Unscheduled sessions

• Training: "Scrum Developer"

  presented by Bernd Schiffer and Alex Bepple

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