QCon San Francisco 2012

International software development conference

111 speakers

Coverage of QCon San Francisco 2012

112 sessions

Day 1 Monday 5th November 2012

Day 2 Tuesday 6th November 2012

Day 3 Wednesday 7th November 2012

• 9:00am Opening & Introduction

• 9:20am Opening Keynote: Cool & Useless

  presented by Kevlin Henney

• 10:30am 100% Big Data. 0% Hadoop. 0% Java.

  presented by Pavlo Baron

• 10:30am Multiplatform, promises and mobile HTML5

  presented by Maximiliano Firtman

• 10:30am The realtime web: HTML5 WebSockets, Engine.IO, Socket.IO, HTTP2.0 & Beyond

  presented by Guillermo Rauch

• 10:30am Introducing Online Education to Hypermedia agents

  presented by Guilherme Silveira

• 10:30am Better product definition with Lean UX and Design Thinking

  presented by Jeff Gothelf

• 10:30am Common Graph Database Use Cases

  presented by Emil Eifrem

• 10:30am JBoss Polyglot: Java & Beyond

  presented by Mark Little

• 11:40am AppWatch - a big data application monitoring system for eBay

  presented by Bhaven Avalani and Yuri Finkelstein

• 11:40am Building social apps for all mobile platforms

  presented by James Pearce

• 11:40am Integrating the classic MVC architecture with Real Time

  presented by Daniel Erickson

• 11:40am RESTful-Enough: How to cope with the real world and still make sure your Public API doesn't suck

  presented by Phil Calçado

• 11:40am High-quality, Impactful, Fast UX Research for Engineers

  presented by Tomer Sharon

• 11:40am Distributed Graph Database Technology and Solutions for the Enterprise

  presented by Darren Wood

• 11:40am Clustering your application with Hazelcast

  presented by Talip Ozturk

• 1:30pm Orbitz Case Study: Extending the Enterprise Data Warehouse with Hadoop

  presented by Rob Lancaster

• 1:30pm The Mobile Web Developer's Tool Belt

  presented by Pete LePage

• 1:30pm SocketStream - a new framework for a new web

  presented by Owen Barnes

• 1:30pm Test-Driven Web APIs

  presented by Ian Robinson

• 1:30pm Storyboards & the 1-Week Sprint: Effective Techniques fo the Startup & the Enterprise Organization

  presented by Robin Benke Davis

• 1:30pm The Design of a SQL Interface for a NoSQL Database

  presented by Mary Holstege and Stephen Buxton

• 1:30pm How not to measure latency

  presented by Gil Tene

• 2:40pm eBay Extreme Analytics

  presented by Tom Fastner

• 2:40pm Developing, Building, and Debugging Cross-Platform Mobile Apps with HTML and PhoneGap

  presented by Christophe Coenraets

• 2:40pm Going real-time: How to build a streaming API

  presented by Ross Mason

• 2:40pm Real-Life Stories on Building Hypermedia APIs

  presented by Mike Amundsen

• 2:40pm Quora on Mobile: A Product-Centered Approach to Multi-Platform Deployment

  presented by Anne K. Halsall

• 2:40pm Sustainable Software Development

  presented by Alexander von Zitzewitz

• 2:40pm Continuous Happiness

  presented by Chris Kelly

• 4:00pm Through the Looking Glass - Applying Analytics to Development

  presented by Michael Feathers

• 4:00pm Developing the FT web app

  presented by Robert Shilston

• 4:00pm Distributed, Real-time Web Apps with Stack.io

  presented by Gabriel Grant

• 4:00pm Caching Hypermedia APIs

  presented by Tim Stokes

• 4:00pm Co-making Great Products

  presented by Jeff Patton

• 4:00pm Do you C what I C?: The resurgence of native application

  presented by John “JT” Thomas

• 4:00pm How we simplified Web, Mobile and Cloud development for our own developers? - the Oracle Story

  presented by shay shmeltzer

• 5:35pm Party Keynote: Real Software Engineering

  presented by Glenn Vanderburg

Day 4 Thursday 8th November 2012

• 9:00am Introduction and Overview of Thursday's Tracks

• 9:20am NoSQL: Past, Present, Future

  presented by Eric Brewer

• 10:30am Exploiting Loopholes in CAP

  presented by Michael Nygard

• 10:30am SPDY, er.. HTTP 201 is coming!

  presented by Roberto Peon

• 10:30am Changing Culture & Being a Force for Awesome

  presented by Jesse Robbins

• 10:30am In space, no one can hear you scream: Software Development at the Final Frontier

  presented by John Tangney

• 10:30am An Overview of Guava: Google Core Libraries for Java

  presented by Kevin Bourrillion

• 10:30am Achieving 10X WAN Efficiency in Globally Distributed Applications

  presented by Hans Jespersen

• 10:30am Combatting Antipatterns with Platform as a Service

  presented by John Wetherill

• 10:30am Using Node.js to explore holistic Internet application performance

  presented by Tom Hughes-Croucher

• 11:40am Open Space: Loose Concurrency & CAP

• 11:40am Open Space: Taming HTML5 & JavaScript

• 11:40am Open Space: Continuous Delivery

• 11:40am Open Space: Tales from Silicon Valley

• 11:40am Open Space: Java Renaissance

• 1:40pm The CAP balancing act: Building reliable data stores

  presented by Jeremy Edberg

• 1:40pm Scalable JavaScript Application Architecture

  presented by Nicholas C. Zakas

• 1:40pm Product Development with Continuous Experimentation

  presented by Frank Harris and Nell Thomas

• 1:40pm Building for a Billion Users from Silicon Valley

  presented by David Mortenson

• 1:40pm Dropwizard - make features not WAR

  presented by Ryan Kennedy

• 1:40pm Big, Fast and Flexible Data

  presented by Fausto Ibarra

• 1:40pm Building Mobile HTML5 Apps in Hours, Not Days

  presented by Aditya Bansod

• 2:50pm Acknowledging CAP at the Root -- in the Domain Model

  presented by Eric Evans

• 2:50pm JavaScript Performance Patterns

  presented by Stoyan Stefanov

• 2:50pm Large-Scale Continuous Testing in the Cloud

  presented by John Penix

• 2:50pm To Your Health: Software development in Genentech Research and Early Development (gRED)

  presented by Erik Bierwagen

• 2:50pm Dagger, a productive dependency injection tool

  presented by jessewilson

• 2:50pm Speeding Up Big Data Processing? Beyond Just Adding Hardware

  presented by Michael Kopp

• 2:50pm Call of Duty: Dev Ops

  presented by Stephen Burton

• 4:10pm Deconstructing the Database

  presented by Rich Hickey

• 4:10pm The Beauty of Contraints

  presented by Faruk Ateş

• 4:10pm Release Engineering at Facebook

  presented by Chuck Rossi

• 4:10pm Google Apps' Identity Crisis

  presented by Derek Parham

• 4:10pm Android App Anatomy

  presented by Eric Burke

• 4:10pm Streaming MapReduce with GridGain and Scala

  presented by Nikita Ivanov

• 4:10pm Riak and Dynamo, Five Years Later

  presented by Andy Gross

• 5:20pm Fear no more: Embrace eventual consistency

  presented by Sean Cribbs

• 5:20pm Batteries included: Advantages of an End-to-end JavaScript Stack

  presented by Juergen Fesslmeier

• 5:20pm Adopting Continuous Delivery

  presented by Jez Humble

• 5:20pm Engineering Elegance: The Secrets of Square's Stack

  presented by Bob Lee

• 5:20pm Project Lambda in Java 8

  presented by Dan Smith

• 5:20pm Warm Up to Identity Protocol Soup

  presented by Pamela Dingle

• 5:20pm JMX: Get the Most Out of This Unsung Hero!

  presented by Tom Lubinski

Day 5 Friday 9th November 2012

• 9:00am Introduction and Overview of Friday's Tracks

• 9:20am Race Conditions, Distribution, Interactions -- Testing the Hard Stuff and Staying Sane

  presented by John Hughes

• 10:30am Scaling Pinterest

  presented by Marty Weiner and yashh

• 10:30am MongoDB large-scale data centric architectures

  presented by kennygorman

• 10:30am Discovery Curves, Group Learning and Delivering

  presented by César Idrovo and Joanna Zweig

• 10:30am Running with the Devil: Mechanical Sympathetic Networking

  presented by Todd L. Montgomery

• 10:30am HTML5 Cross Platform Mobile Apps Integrating APIs

  presented by Alex Gaber

• 11:40am Cloud Computing at Google

  presented by Randy Shoup

• 11:40am Developing and growing an application on a Graph Database

  presented by Aseem Kishore

• 11:40am Hands on Test Driven Development (TDD)

  presented by Llewellyn Falco and Woody Zuill

• 11:40am Web framework Application Performance Stories from Django and Rails

  presented by Gareth Rushgrove

• 11:40am JVM mechanics: a peak under the hood

  presented by Gil Tene

• 11:40am Situational Awareness for a Complex World

  presented by Robert Greene

• 1:30pm Architecting for Continuous Delivery at Ancestry.com

  presented by Russell Barnett and John Esser

• 1:30pm Architectural patterns for high availability

  presented by adrian cockcroft

• 1:30pm Building a Learning Organization From Any Level

  presented by Matt Barcomb

• 1:30pm Clojure in the Wild Web

  presented by Ignacio Thayer

• 1:30pm Lock-free Algorithms for Ultimate Performance

  presented by Martin Thompson

• 1:30pm HTML5 Cross-Platform Mobile Solutions

  presented by Woody Pewitt

• 2:40pm Uncommon Sense - Scaling YouTube

  presented by Mike Solomon

• 2:40pm Datamodeling for document oriented databases

  presented by Tony Tam

• 2:40pm Enabling Collective Improvisation in Agile Software Development

  presented by Adrian Cho

• 2:40pm Polyglot Web Development With Grails 2

  presented by jeffscottbrown

• 2:40pm PHP on the Metal with HHVM

  presented by Keith Adams

• 2:40pm Building Mobile Ready Back-ends & Secure APIs

  presented by Blake Dournaee

• 4:00pm Timelines at Scale

  presented by Raffi Krikorian

• 4:00pm Dynamo: Theme and Variations

  presented by Shanley Kane

• 4:00pm Using Group Research to Answer Complex Technical Questions

  presented by Joanna Zweig

• 4:00pm Web application security for dynamic languages

  presented by Zane Lackey

• 4:00pm Going Under the Hood with Intel's Next Generation Microarchitecture Codename Haswell

  presented by Ravi Rajwar

• 4:00pm Enyo: A Truely Cross-Platform JavaScript App Framework

  presented by Dave Freeman and enda mcgrath

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