ACCU 2012 Schedule

10:00

The C++11 Standard Library - New Features, new Tools, new Patterns, new Pitfalls

(Nico Josuttis)

The Art of Garbage Collector Tuning (for the SUN/Oracle HotSpot JVM)

(Angelika Langer, Klaus Kreft)

Advanced IT Design and Architecture

(Tom Gilb)

17:00

Room

09:30

Project Patterns: From Adrenalin Junkies to Template Zombies

(Tim Lister)

10:30

Coffee break

11:00

The best & worst new features of the C++11 Standard Library

(Nico Josuttis)

Git in the enterprise

(Charles Bailey)

Lambdas in Java 8

(Angelika Langer)

What is code simplicity?

(Arjan van Leeuwen)

Business patterns for software developers

(Allan Kelly)

12:30

Lunch

WIBU Systems symposium 13:00 - 13:45 (University)

14:00

C++11 for everybody

(Dietmar Kühl)

Parallel Architectures

(Detlef Vollman)

Unit testing and mocking in C++

(Ed Sykes, Rajpal Singh)

Ericsson Finland Agile transformation

(Henri Kivioja, Henrik Taubert)

The Victorian Exploring Expedition of 1860: reflections on project management and leadership from a real-life deathmarch project

(Jim Hague)

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

Plenty People Programming with the C++ 11 Standard Library

(Nico Josuttis)

Common objections to TDD and their refutations

(Seb Rose)

An introduction to Userspace Filesystem Development

(Matthew Turner)

Database development using TDD

(Chris Oldwood)

Surprise

(Surprise)

17:30

Break

18:00

Lightning Talks

(organized by Ewan Milne)

19:00

Break

19:30

Atlassian Welcome Party

Room

09:30

The Congruent Programmer

(Phil Nash)

10:30

Coffee break

11:00

C++11 for the rest of us. Simpler code with more power - Part 1

(Peter Sommerlad)

Go, D, C++ and the Multicore revolution

(Russel Winder)

Developing a walking skeleton using TDD

(Paul Grenyer)

Lean Quality Assurance: Much more cost-effective Quality Assurance methods than Testing

(Tom Gilb)

DSLs from the perspective of extensible languages

(Didier Verna)

12:30

Lunch

Electric Cloud symposium 13:00 - 13:45 (University)

14:00

Algebraic data types for C++

(Andrew Stitcher)

How to write a testable state machine

(Matthew Jones)

Testing a la carte

(Klaus Marquardt)

Real Teams

(Henrik Berglund)

Is C going the way of the Dodo?

(Dirk Haun)

14:45

When only C will do

(Andrew Stitcher)

Groundhog day of a team leader

(Zsolt Fabok)

Is Scrum incompatible with your brain?

(Henrik Berglund)

Open Source is good for you

(Dirk Haun)

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

C++11 for the rest of us. Simpler code with more power - Part 2

(Peter Sommerlad)

Dataflow, actors, and high level structures in concurrent applications

(Anthony Williams)

Making Jenkins better

(Jez Higgins)

Refactoring to functional

(Andrew Parker, Julian Kelsey, Steve Freeman)

Surprise

(Surprise)

17:30

Break

18:00

Lightning Talks

(organized by Ewan Milne)

19:00

Break

19:30

Red Gate Software XBox Kinect Challenge (Hotel bar)

Room

09:30

Requiem for C

(Robert Martin)

10:30

Coffee break

11:00

Functional programming you already know

(Kevlin Henney)

C++11 allocators

(Jonathan Wakely)

TDD in Assembler

(Olve Maudal)

The impact of virtualization on software architectures and lifecycles - A practical approach

(Arno-Can Uestuensoez)

Devops, Infrastructure-as-code and Continuous Deployment

(Gavin Heavyside)

12:30

Lunch

Red Gate Software symposium 13:00 - 13:45 (University)

14:00

SOLID deconstruction

(Kevlin Henney)

Building Generic Libraries in C++11 with Concepts

(Andrew Sutton)

Version control done right

(Pete Goodliffe)

"If it was hard to write it should be hard to read" - some musings on code readability and re-use

(Roger Orr)

Agile anti-patterns! Yes your agile project can and will fail too!

(Sander Hoogendoorn)

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

C++11 pub quiz

(Olve Maudal)

Complexity Thinking? Or Systems Thinking++?

(Jurgen Appelo)

An Introduction to Scout, a Vectorizing Source-to-Source Transformator

(Olaf Krzikalla)

'Date::IsBusinessDay()' Considered Harmful!

(John Lakos)

Surprise

(Surprise)

17:30

Break

18:00

Lightning Talks

(organized by Ewan Milne)

19:00

Break

20:30

Conference dinner

Room

09:30

Lightning Keynotes

(organized by Ewan Milne)

10:30

Coffee break

11:00

C++11 concurrency tutorial

(Anthony Williams)

Embedded Linux Overview

(Detlef Vollman)

API usability: what it means and why you should care

(Giovanni Asproni)

From Crappy to Classy: Legacy Code Resuscitation

(Gil Zilberfeld)

Variance in Generic Types in Java and C#

(Robert Stanforth)

12:30

Lunch

14:00

C++ Dataflow Parallelism sounds great! But how practical is it? Let's see how well it works with the SPEC2006 benchmark suite

(Jason McGuiness)

Coding Dojo

(Emily Bache)

UMLGraph and the Declarative Drawing of Diagrams

(Diomidis Spinellis)

C will live forever but in the 21st century it looks like this...

(Bernhard Merkle)

Surprise

(Surprise)

15:30

Coffee break

16:00

TDD for Embedded C

(James Grenning)

Getting into git

(Pete Goodliffe)

The importance of readability in code

(Michel Grootjans)

Ethics and professionalism. The current state of affairs

(Giovanni Asproni)

Paralysis by Parallelism

(Russel Winder, Schalk Cronje)

17:30

Wrap up