Agile and Programming
Aug 03 2010
So I got my talk accepted for JavaZone this year (Norwegian description and link). Scary and exciting.
I’ve got lot’s to say but structuring it all is hard, so I’m reading up on an article about presenting that I got from my brother. One of the first things it says to to is define [...]
Sep 26 2009
My JavaZone talks are available. Sorry, only in Norwegian. I’ve scanned through them and I’m fairly satisfied with the performance. Looks like the Rules engine talk doesn’t have video of us up on the stage. Not sure what happened.
I’ll have to go through them for a little retrospective later. Let me know if you have [...]
Sep 11 2009
So the big event for Java geeks in Oslo, JavaZone, is over. I had a blast as always, and a little less people. Moving the overflow area helped a lot. The less people was a conscious choice I’ve been told, and I wouldn’t really mind even fewer. But hey, I guess there’s some economics that [...]
Oct 15 2008
It’s been a little while since they were put online, but if you havn’t seen it check it out. These are my recommendations:
Guerrilla SOA with Jim Webber: Great talk that removes the bullshit from SOA.
Qi4j – a new approach to old problems with Rickard Öberg: A mind boggling way to look at solving our problems.
The [...]
Sep 18 2008
So JavaZone 2008 is over. Had a blast, and saw lots of cool stuff. It was a bit crowded some times, and a bit too many talks was full, but all in all good. Just a short summary for on the good stuff:
Heidi Arnesen Austlid on Open Source in the public sector – The government [...]