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Reflexiones sobre XP 2015
Como ya mencioné (y también resumí) estuve participando de la conferencia internacional de Extreme Programming: XP 2015. Esta conferencia tiene algunas particularidades que la distinguen bastante del resto de las conferencias sobre métodos ágiles. En primer lugar es la conferencia de Agile con mayor historia, este año fue la edición 16. Vaya curiosidad: la primer… — read more
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XP2015: Day 5 Summary
This was the last day of the conference and it was dedicated to workshops (academic and industrial**). I started the day in the Refactoring (academic) workshop and after coffee break I switch to the Retrospectives (industrial) Workshop by Paulo Caroli which was one of the best sessions I attended in the whole conference. Paulo shared many… — read more
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XP2015: Day 4 Summary
As usual we started with the keynote, in this occasion by Brian Fitzgerald (Irish Software Engineering Research Centre). He talked about New directions for Software Development Process. He started with a summary of the evolution of software development process and after that he focused on the impact of Open Source movement and Crowd funding initiatives. After… — read more
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XP2015: Day 3 Summary
The journey started with the keynote by Harri Oikarinen from Ericsson. His talk focused on the leadership model and learning lifestyle strategy that Ericsson is using to face what he described as the Network Society. It was very interesting and the slides were really cool! After the keynote we had pitches of the sessions on the day. During… — read more
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XP2015: Day 2 Summary
First of all I need to do a brief explanation of the conference layout. The main part of the conference takes place during Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. In addition to that, there are additional workshops on Monday and Friday. So on Tuesday was the conference opening. As expected it started with the welcome by Maria Paasivaara (general chair).… — read more
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XP2015: Day 1 Summary
The first session I attended was a workshop by Wouter Lagerwaij: Continuous Delivery with Docker and Jenkins Job Builder. It was really really interesting, the speaker was an expert on the topic and the workshop’s materials were very properly prepared. I took several useful notes to review. When the workshop finished (on time, of course) we had lunch.… — read more