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Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular, and test-driven code together and learning from each other. Welcome to the Coderetreat, an event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
In this session, Christian Hujer shares his experience with landing a tech job. How do you ensure that you're employable? How do you find the right company? How do you apply at a company? How should your application letter and CV / résumé look like? How do you perform during an interview? How do you follow up? How do you survive the first weeks on the job? Christian will try to give answers and advice on all this aspects of landing a tech job.
This event will be a Q&A and quiz games session with Christian Hujer as a guest, facilitated by Prashant Acharya.
In his talk, Christian Hujer gives a brief overview over the evolution of programming languages, from the first programming languages to the present day. This will be accompanied by an evolution of personal computers, from 8-bit computers like the Amstrad CPC 464 to the present day computers. Along the way, he will address questions like why is functional programming, the oldest programming paradigm, the youngest to become popular? After structured programming, object-oriented programming, and functional programming, which will be the next paradigm to gain popularity? And what role did open source play in the evolution of programming languages and personal computers? The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.
In his talk, Christian Hujer gives a brief overview over the evolution of programming languages, from the first programming languages to the present day. This will be accompanied by an evolution of personal computers, from 8-bit computers like the Amstrad CPC 464 to the present day computers. Along the way, he will address questions like why is functional programming, the oldest programming paradigm, the youngest to become popular? And after structured programming, object-oriented programming, and functional programming, which will be the next paradigm to gain popularity? The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.
Please do not let "48 hours" freak you out. That is how long one calendar day takes when it starts in 24 different time zones. No individual would be expected to try participating for that entire period.
Using a temperature converter as an example, we will see a typical scalability problem in software design, and how it can be solved using Go. During the session, Christian Hujer will demonstrate the following through live coding and discussion
And how do you write scalable and maintainable code in Object-Oriented and Functional programming paradigms? In this session, the presenter will demonstrate a typical scalability problem in software design and how it can be solved with OO and Functional design.
Using a temperature converter as an example, we will see a typical scalability problem in software design, and how it can be solved using object-oriented and functional design using Java. During the session, Christian Hujer will demonstrate the following through live coding and discussion
Using a temperature converter as an example, we will see a typical scalability problem in software design, and how it can be solved using object-oriented and functional design using Java. During the session, Christian Hujer will demonstrate the following through live coding and discussion
You will learn a bunch of tips & tricks on how to effectively navigate the Haskell landscape, i.e. what parts to focus on, and what not to bother with (at least till the intermediate level). And, for a brief period of time, you will not feel so bad about struggling with Haskell.
Most of us have a hard time remembering our passwords. Do you remember all your passwords? Do you write them in a physical notebook with a pen and paper? Or do you use some proprietary password manager like LastPass or OnePass? This talk will discuss all of these points. We will discuss the pros and cons of all these methods of storing passwords. KeePassXC among all these is a balance-striking mechanism to store your passwords. In addition to the above discussion, we will shift to an actual demo showing KeePassXC and how it works.
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Coderetreat is a day of writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practising the art of writing clean, lean, modular, and test-driven code.
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Coderetreat is a day of writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practising the art of writing clean, lean, modular, and test-driven code.
Please Note: The Zoom link would be available on Meetup.com before the event.
Like a Coderetreat, at the beginning of the first round each group decides which programming language is used for writing code. Each round has its specific constraints. Unlike a Coderetreat, the code is kept and incrementally developed by the mob during the whole day. Changing constraints relate to communication, not to the code. The mob keeps most of their original members, but after each round one person per mob joins another mob.
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Join us as we take you through Behavioural Driven Development with Python. A practical session!!
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Coderetreat is a day of writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practising the art of writing clean, lean, modular, and test-driven code.
Please Note: The Zoom link would be available on Meetup.com before the event.
Note: This is an example agenda. The start and the end time for Nelkinda 10th Coderetreat event will be as mentioned in contact box frame, so we will have approximate 5 code sessions.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular, and test-driven code… Welcome to the Global Day of Coderetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
Kotlin is the new star among programming languages. Multi-paradigm, running on the JVM, JavaScript, Android, iOS, and native runtimes, Kotlin conquers one platform after another. But the true story behind the success of Kotlin is developer convenience. Kotlin is designed to be as much like Java as possible where it makes sense, and as different from Java as possible where the design choices of Java get in the way. Although that legacy seems officially denied, others may describe Kotlin as the best mix between Java and Ruby.
For students and graduates in Nepal to boost their careers.
We know that most of the time invested in a software project goes into its maintenance. As a company (Nelkinda Software Craft), we represent the values of software craft. We have been applying Clean Code principles in our projects to minimize the cost and efforts on maintenance. In this session, Christian Hujer will share some of the basics and our experience of Clean Code with code examples of real-world projects.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular, and test-driven code… Welcome to the Global Day of Coderetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
With software crafters all around the world, in an 48 hours mob programming session, we're testing the hypothesis that mob programming, as a format, is resilient and thrives on collaboration.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it together! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing code together and learning from each other… Welcome to the Global Day of MobRetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
A Mobretreat s a full day of practicing collaborative software development as a mob of 5±1 people with TDD and refactoring. The focus is on exploring different communication approaches in each round, sharing experiences and evaluating the differences.
In this session, Christian Hujer, Sayali Bhatambrekar, and Vithika Wadikar will demonstrate how to set up an environment on the cloud and deploy a Java/Spring Boot microservice, with a fully automated CI/CD pipeline and infrastructure as code.
A Coding Dojo is a practice group in which programmers get together to learn from each other by working on a programming challenge. They are there to have fun and to engage in deliberate practice in order to improve their skills.
A playful and experiential workshop on Scrum through LEGO®.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular and test driven code… Welcome to the Global Day of Coderetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
Most of the time invested in a software project is into its maintenance. As one of the world's leading companies in software craft, we have applied Clean Code principles in our projects to minimize the cost and effort on maintenance. In this session, Christian Hujer will share some of the basic experiences of Clean Code in C++ and Python examples. The examples are small enough to understand but big enough to relate to real-world projects.
During the Student Developer Day, students are given a chance to practice their skills and listen to talks.
This event is for PHP enthusiasts, students, freshers, interns, and experienced developers to meet and exchange information. It is also an event for networking with fellow professionals.
Binod Jung Bogati arranged for an Hacktoberfest event at the ACHS college in Kathmandu. Interested students and developers will contribute to open source projects during this event.
Tales from a real-life microservices experience tell war stories about big data, cloud, migration, and stuff.
Extreme programming (XP) is a software development methodology which is intended to improve software quality and responsiveness to changing customer requirements. (Source: Wikipedia)
Microservices are a software development technique — a variant of the service-oriented architecture (SOA) architectural style that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services. In a microservices architecture, services are fine-grained and the protocols are lightweight. The benefit of decomposing an application into different smaller services is that it improves modularity. This makes the application easier to understand, develop, test, and become more resilient to architecture erosion. It parallelizes development by enabling small autonomous teams to develop, deploy and scale their respective services independently. It also allows the architecture of an individual service to emerge through continuous refactoring. Microservice-based architectures enable continuous delivery and deployment. (Source: Wikipedia)
Join us for an exciting cup of coffee (Tea lovers you won't be disappointed) and hear to some of the best speakers of Pune on their thoughts and wisdom on Agile, DevOps, Design Thinking, LEAN and KANBAN. Our speakers represent the Who is and Who of the industry and their topics would focus on the practical challenges during Agile implementation, Stakeholder engagement, DevOps, Lean, Kanban and CI/CD.
This meetup consists of 2 talks. One talk will be on "Horizontal vs Vertical Software Architecture" by the speaker Christian Hujer. Another talk will be on "Prolog, Where are we going next?" by the speaker Anne Ogborn.
Laxman Murugappan and Nelkinda will explore ways how to use LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® to explore its utility for agile projects. We will look at, not limited to, various aspects:
TDD (Test-Driven Development) is a development practice with a lot of benefits. Here are some of the benefits:
Microservices are a software development technique — a variant of the service-oriented architecture (SOA) architectural style that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services. In a microservices architecture, services are fine-grained and the protocols are lightweight. The benefit of decomposing an application into different smaller services is that it improves modularity. This makes the application easier to understand, develop, test, and become more resilient to architecture erosion. It parallelizes development by enabling small autonomous teams to develop, deploy and scale their respective services independently. It also allows the architecture of an individual service to emerge through continuous refactoring. Microservice-based architectures enable continuous delivery and deployment. (Source: Wikipedia)
Tales from a real-life microservices experience tell war stories about big data, cloud, migration, and stuff.
Microservices are a software development technique — a variant of the service-oriented architecture (SOA) architectural style that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services. In a microservices architecture, services are fine-grained and the protocols are lightweight. The benefit of decomposing an application into different smaller services is that it improves modularity. This makes the application easier to understand, develop, test, and become more resilient to architecture erosion. It parallelizes development by enabling small autonomous teams to develop, deploy and scale their respective services independently. It also allows the architecture of an individual service to emerge through continuous refactoring. Microservice-based architectures enable continuous delivery and deployment. (Source: Wikipedia)
Pune Agile UnConference 2019 is a one day event devoted to the development of Agile Community. On 04th August, leading Agilists will gather to share their experiences in Agile. The attendees will be from diverse backgrounds for a thought provoking day, sparking deep conversations and connections in Agile.
Agile Network India is organising Organisational Agility Day at Pune on 27th July 2019 at Townscript, Pune. The program will be a combination of talks and activity-based sessions. It will be a limited seat event, so register early.
Mocking is a common method for replacing actual code with test-doubles for various purposes. In this talk, Christian Hujer will shed some light on how Mocking works, when it is used, and also when it should not be used.
Mocking is a common method for replacing actual code with test-doubles for various purposes. In this talk, Christian Hujer will shed some light on how Mocking works, when it is used, and also when it should not be used.
Christian Hujer will be sharing his experience regarding Java and Go projects. We're comparing Golang 1.12 and Java 12 with respect to various types of projects, ranging from small command-line utilities to enterprise services.
Tales from a real-life microservices experience tell war stories about big data, cloud, migration, and stuff. This is how projects are. Everything matters. Here are some of the stations: AWS, ELB, HTTP, Ruby, Java, Linux, lsof, netstat, POSIX, S3, TCP/IP, ulimit, Golang, Azure, Azure DevOps.
A Coding Dojo is a practice group in which programmers get together to learn from each other by working on a programming challenge. They are there to have fun and to engage in deliberate practice in order to improve their skills.
This meetup consists of 2 talks. One talk will be on TDD in Android by the speaker Anay Kamat in which he will show simple but real app development using TDD. Another talk will be on DevOps Overview by the speaker Shweta Sadawarte in which she will talk about DevOps Culture, Values, and Lifecycle.
Christian Hujer will be sharing his experience regarding Java and Go projects. We're comparing Golang 1.12 and Java 12 (yes, you read it right! JAVA 12!) with respect to various types of projects, ranging from small command-line utilities to enterprise services.
We are pleased to conduct a coderetreat for college students at MIT School of Engineering, ADTU, Pune. We believe in shaping the future of Computer Science and Programming and hope that students will learn and enjoy this coderetreat activity.
Nelkinda will be at the RubyConf India 2019. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftspersonship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics and futurism.
Starting a new project, especially a green-field project, is like heaven for software developers. A clean slate.
This Nelkinda Meetup is going to be a very special one. It's the celebration of the birthday of Admiral Grace Murray Hopper and the celebration of Computer Science Education Week. Nelkinda would be celebrating this day with great enthusiasm by bringing extraordinary women in technology and business under one roof speaking about technology, science, life, career and self inspirations. It's going to be remarkable, potentially motivational and worth attending!
This Nelkinda Tech Kids Meetup is going to be a very special one. Celebrating the birthday of Admiral Grace Murray Hopper and the Computer Science Education Week 2018. We will have two kids as speakers who will talk about their programming and technology experience and exposure; and an Hour of Code activity.
Expert Talks 2018 is the 2018 edition of the annual Expert Talks conference from our friends at Equal Experts.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular and test driven code… Welcome to the Global Day of Coderetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
For the BMC Agile In-house Conference, Christian Hujer will speak a keynote about Agile beyond Scrum.
Nelkinda will be at the Elsevier Agile Conference. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftsmanship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics, education and futurism - and of course Agile!
The BNP Paribas Learning and Development department is hosting a two-day event around various topics. Nelkinda participates by giving two talks and demos on DevOps.
Pune Agile UnConference 2018 is a one day event devoted to the development of Agile Community. On 19th August, leading Agilists will gather to share their experiences in Agile. The attendees will be from diverse backgrounds for a thought provoking day, sparking deep conversations and connections in Agile.
Nelkinda will be at the Deccan RubyConf 2018. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftsmanship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics, education and futurism - and of course Ruby!
The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. The movement brings the fascinating world of computer programming to those who don't know about it yet. Kids (…especially 6 - 13 yr olds…) and adults who have never seen a line of code get an opportunity to write code (…with some help of course…) and see its impact first hand… :-)
Two tales from a real-life microservices experience tell war stories about big data, cloud, and stuff. This is how projects are. Everything matters. Here are some of the stations: AWS, ELB, HTTP, Java, Linux, lsof, netstat, POSIX, S3, TCP/IP, ulimit.
The TomTom DevDay is a private event by TomTom. Christian Hujer has been invited to give the Keynote speech for the DevDay.
On this event, Christian Hujer will speak about DevOps for Microservices and Serverless
. For the other talks, please check the Event Website.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully.
A day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular and test driven code.
That pretty much sums up what a Code Retreat is.
Nelkinda will be at the TiECon Pune 2018. And the exciting thing is, Christian Hujer, Director, Nelkinda Software Craft, will be speaking at this TiECon Pune 2018 on Productivity Tools For Start-ups.
Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftspersonship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics, education, futurism and of course the startup spirit!
A test department is a group of testers, sometimes also called the test team or QA team, that reports to a different manager than those developers who implement the production code. Many companies still have test departments, and are more or less unaware of the fatal consequences. In this talk, Christian Hujer explains the inevitable mechanics about how organization structures with separate test departments are negatively impacting the businesses of corporations in multiple ways and shows simple ways out of the situation.
Note: This is an example agenda. The start and the end time for Nelkinda 10th Coderetreat event will be as mentioned in contact box frame, so we will have approximate 5 code sessions.
This meetup consists of 3 talks on wide areas from technology and business perspective. It will talk about How your Test Departments are Killing your Business, it will cover the second part of the series of Machine Learning Agents talk, and, a talk on NoSQL.
Two tales from a real-life microservices experience tell war stories about big data, cloud, and stuff. This is how projects are. Everything matters. Here are some of the stations: AWS, ELB, HTTP, Java, Linux, lsof, netstat, POSIX, S3, TCP/IP, ulimit.
For the Mob Programming session, a coding problem would be picked up before the start of the session, and everyone would then develop the solution. The focus would be on getting things well (as opposed to getting things done). All good programming and design practices would be used while developing the solution.
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The meetup consists of two talks. One talk is on Machine Learning which is a series of talks and this meetup will cover Part 1 of that series. The second talk consists of Hands-on Introduction to Clojure.
This Nelkinda Tech Kids Meetup is going to be a very special one. Celebrating the birthday of Admiral Grace Murray Hopper and the Computer Science Education Week. We have two kids as speakers who will talk about their programming and technology experience and exposure; and an Hour of Code activity.
This Nelkinda December Meetup is going to be a very special one. It's the celebration of the birthday of Admiral Grace Murray Hopper and the celebration of Computer Science Education Week. Nelkinda would be celebrating this day with great enthusiasm by bringing extraordinary women in technology and business under one roof speaking about technology, science, life, career and self inspirations. It's going to be remarkable, potentially motivational and worth attending!
Practice Scrum and Extreme Programming on this intense day of experience. You will be part of a complete Scrum Team which develops a small application in four sprints.
The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. The movement brings the fascinating world of computer programming to those who don't know about it yet. Kids (…especially 6 - 13 yr olds…) and adults who have never seen a line of code get an opportunity to write code (…with some help of course…) and see its impact first hand… :-)
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular and test driven code… Welcome to the Global Day of Coderetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
Expert Talks 2017 is the 2017 edition of the annual Expert Talks conference from our friends at Equal Experts.
The session consists of two talks, "Testing an untested web project in Python" by Tanay Prabhu Desai and "A Discussion on Feedback" by Mayank Srivastva.
The session consists of two talks, "Creating a CLI app in Python and Open Sourcing it the right way" by Anshul Chauhan and "Scalable Vector Graphics" by Shweta Sadawarte.
The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. The movement brings the fascinating world of computer programming to those who don't know about it yet. Kids (…especially 6 - 13 yr olds…) and adults who have never seen a line of code get an opportunity to write code (…with some help of course…) and see its impact first hand… :-)
Nelkinda will be at the Elsevier Agile Conference. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftsmanship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics, education and futurism - and of course Ruby!
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
A lot of time in software development projects is not spent on the development of new code, but the maintenance and extension of existing code. The software craftspeople at Nelkinda understand the importance of maintainable code for the success of any software development project. Clean code reduces cost and effort for maintenance.
Smart Cards are everywhere. Just open your wallet and look at your phone. But did you know that some of them run a Java Card virtual machine, a multitasking operating system and even a web server? Christian Hujer will ride you through the amazing world, past, present and future of smart cards.
Nelkinda will be at the Deccan RubyConf 2017. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftsmanship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics, education and futurism - and of course Ruby!
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
TDD and ATDD go hand in hand. TDD helps to develop product right, whereas ATDD helps to develop right product. And as we all want right product to be developed rightly, we are coming up with a meetup that will put light on the concept ATDD ‒ Acceptance Test Driven Development. In this talk, we will show Acceptance Test-Driven Development using Behavior-Driven Development in Gherkin and Cucumber by developing a text editor in Java Swing. Not the least, ATDD is not just about frameworks. It's about conversation.
, so keep in mind that session is going to be very interesting with lot of interactions.
Java Platform, Standard Edition 9 is a major feature release. Besides the module system, it brings a couple of new language features and many new and improved APIs. In this session, Christian Hujer will take you through some new features which make Java 9 pretty interesting.
The Unix Philosophy encourages the use of small, generically reusable cooperating programs that collaborate with forms of inter-process communication like pipes, FIFO, sockets, as opposed to shared memory space and linkage. This philosophy may be 30 years old, but is still highly effective. The talk will show how the Unix way could be used to create websites in a stunningly fast, automated fashion.
At Red Panda we heavily invest in JavaScript to build high quality web apps and application server. This 4-part Codewords series is about using JavaScript for creating Enterprise grade apps.
Many a times we lose ourselves into an Object Oriented Programming vs Functional Programming argument. While both of them are self sufficient to solve a software modelling problem, it requires different modelling mindset. This talk will be geared towards solving expression problem in OOP based and Functional Programming based languages to help us understand the differences.
TDD always works great for all. However, it comes with a common myth that, “TDD should be used in small projects, involving enough team force but won’t scale for large projects involving 100’s of people”. Keeping this in mind, we are planning our second meetup, that will cover the theoretical approaches, and later turn them into "hands-on" reality.
Python is a widely used high-level programming language all over the world. This session will give you a glimpse of how to use Python and flask to write modular and scalable software using Python.
At Red Panda we heavily invest in JavaScript to build high quality web apps and application server. This 4-part Codewords series will be about using JavaScript for creating Enterprise grade apps.
Do you know about Amazon Dash? Excited about how just pressing a button orders a type of grocery for you automatically to your house, without going through the cart process yourself? Then come on and join us in understanding this exciting field. Red Panda family is happy to announce that in partnership with Nelkinda Software Craft, we're organizing a follow-up to our previous Codewords session on Embedded System Development - A hands-on workshop on understanding the development of IoT applications!
At Red Panda we heavily invest in JavaScript to build high quality web apps and application server. This 4-part Codewords series will be about using JavaScript for creating Enterprise grade apps.
SimplyTech is organizing a talk show on the topic Clean Code, followed by an interactive problem solving session through live instances by Mr. Patil, our industry expert. Mr. Patil is a technology enthusiast, who loves to learn new technologies and techniques for effective software development. He is having vast industry experience working as a Full Stack Developer with big IT giants. He has worked on many domains and technologies including C#, Java, JavaScript and Scala and strongly believes in writing clean and maintainable code.
Do you know about Amazon Dash? Excited about how just pressing a button orders a type of grocery for you automatically to your house, without going through the cart process yourself? You will learn about IoT (Internet of things), Internals of Operating Systems, Good coding practices in embedded system development, Various tools usage, Difference between firmware and Operating Systems, Firmware drivers and software drivers, protocols and binary file formats. By the end of the session you'll have a fair idea about embedded system environment. The topics for the agenda will be:
Go is an open source project developed by a team at Google and many contributors from the open source community.
PyCon, the gathering for the community using and developing the open-source Python programming language. This is the first year of the PyCon Pune where the community will meet for two days of talks and working on upstream projects in two days of dev sprint.
A hackathon is an open social coding event of any duration where people come together to build apps or to solve problems.
At Red Panda we heavily invest in JavaScript to build high quality web apps and application server. This codeword series will be about using JavaScript for creating enterprise grade apps.
Nelkinda will be at the RubyConf India 2017. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftsmanship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics and futurism.
You will learn about IoT (Internet of things), Internals of Operating Systems, Good coding practices in embedded system development, Various tools usage, Difference between firmware and Operating Systems, Firmware drivers and software drivers, protocols and binary file formats. By the end of the session you'll have a fair idea about embedded system environment. The topics for the agenda will be:
At Red Panda we heavily invest in JavaScript to build high quality web apps and application server. This codeword series will be about using JavaScript for creating Enterprise grade apps.
Fast web application is need of the hour. But along with being fast, it is important to be valid and optimized. In this session, Christian Hujer will explore the world of the web applications, and different ways to make them fast, optimized and valid.
According to the TIOBE index and others, Java remains the most popular programming language. In this meetup, Christian will explore some depths of Java to show good stuff, bad stuff and ugly stuff. While the focus is on Java 8, some features from previous Java versions and an outlook on Java 9 will also be covered.
We know that most of the time invested in a software project goes into its maintenance. As a company we have learned the value of software craftspersonship, we have been applying Clean Code principles in our projects to minimize the cost & efforts on maintenance. In this session, we will share some of the basics and our experience of Clean Code in a Java example small enough to understand but big enough to relate to real-world projects.
Expert Talks 2016 is the 2016 edition of the annual Expert Talks conference from our friends at Equal Experts.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular and test driven code… Welcome to the Global Day of Coderetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
TDD is not a new topic. There have certainly been many talks on TDD already. This talk though… is slightly different. It openly admits that TDD is difficult. We will explore a few of the reasons why TDD is difficult. This talk will then provide some advice and hints on how TDD can become much easier. It covers war story experience of different levels of acceptance testing vs integration testing vs unit testing in multi-component and microservices environments ranging from embedded to cloud.
No, this will not be a tedious lecture where we take you through a tour of the Python syntax.
The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. The movement brings the fascinating world of computer programming to those who don't know about it yet. Kids (…especially 6 - 13 yr olds…) and adults who have never seen a line of code get an opportunity to write code (…with some help of course…) and see its impact first hand… :-)
Enjoy a day honing your skills without the pressures of 'getting things done'. Focus on 'getting things well' instead.
Practice Scrum and Extreme Programming on this intense day of experience. You will be part of a complete Scrum Team which develops a small application in four sprints.
Nelkinda will be at the Deccan RubyConf 2016. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftspersonship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics, education and futurism - and of course Ruby!
SVG is an XML-based language to describe vector graphics for the Web. While the initial acceptance of SVG at its first release in 2001 was still low, it is now supported by all major browsers. Also, (X)HTML5 describes a clear way of how SVG is integrated in modern web pages. This gives SVG a recent rise in popularity. In this talk we will explore some of the possibilities of SVG.
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. The movement brings the fascinating world of computer programming to those who don't know about it yet. Kids (…especially 6 - 13 yr olds…) and adults who have never seen a line of code get an opportunity to write code (…with some help of course…) and see its impact first hand… :-)
SVG is an XML-based language to describe vector graphics for the Web. While the initial acceptance of SVG at its first release in 2001 was still low, it is now supported by all major browsers. Also, (X)HTML5 describes a clear way of how SVG is integrated in modern web pages. This gives SVG a recent rise in popularity. In this talk we will explore some of the possibilities of SVG.
TDD is not a new topic. There have certainly been many talks on TDD already. This talk though… is slightly different. It openly admits that TDD is difficult. But it provides some advice and hints on how TDD can become much easier. It covers war story experience of different levels of acceptance testing vs integration testing vs unit testing in multi-component and microservices environments ranging from embedded to cloud.
Architecting applications in today’s ever changing world requires a different approach to system design than what we have used previously. Applications have to scale to meet the ever increasing demands of your users. They must also be able to shift to meet changes in the business’ direction without requiring wholesale rewrites of the platform. The rise of microservice architectures is one solution to this problem. However as with all things, it’s not as simple as it sounds.
We know that most of the time invested in a software project is into its maintenance. As one of the world's leading companies in software craftsmanship, we have been applying Clean Code principles in our projects to minimize the cost & efforts on maintenance. In this session, we will share some of the basics and our experience of Clean Code in a Java example small enough to understand but big enough to relate to real-world projects.
The SOLID and Package Principles are the foundation of object-oriented and object-functional programming and design. We will explore these in total 11 principles, why they are important and what they mean in the context of modern web applications.
Many of us are aware of the SOLID Principles, the first five principles of object oriented design. Hold on! "First" five? Are there others?? Yes!
Many of us are aware of the SOLID Principles, the first five principles of object oriented design. Hold on! "First" five? Are there others?? Yes!
Nelkinda will be at the TieCon Pune 2016. Whether you're entrepreneur or investor, Nelkinda Software Craft may help you improving your business by ensuring a development process tailored for the needs of your clients and your market. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftsmanship, business, life style, world politics and futurism.
Nelkinda will be at the RubyConf India 2016. Meet the staff and engage them in interesting discussions about software development processes, architecture, craftsmanship, business, programming languages, life style, world politics and futurism.
A two day national level seminar on object oriented software engineering where experts from software industry will deliver talks and students from Pune will present their ideas regarding software engineering to judges. Along with this, a hands on workshop will also be conducted by experts. This event is sponsored by Nelkinda Software Craft Pvt. Ltd., Pune and organized by Department of Computer Engineering, SKN Sinhgad Institute of Technology & Science, Lonavala, Pune.
The first five SOLID principles are quite well known these days. But why is it called the first five principles? So what are the other principles? And what does that mean for software architecture?
The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in 180+ countries. The movement brings the fascinating world of computer programming to those who don't know about it yet. Kids (…especially 6 - 13 yr olds…) and adults who have never seen a line of code get an opportunity to write code (…with some help of course…) and see its impact first hand… :-)
Expert Talks 2015 is the 2015 edition of the annual Expert Talks conference from our friends at Equal Experts.
Imagine a day writing code just for the love of writing it beautifully! A day without the office pressures of "getting things done" … a day just focused on practicing the art of writing clean, lean, modular and test driven code… Welcome to the Global Day of Coderetreat, an annual global event where passionate programmers come together to hone their skills.
Part 1 was focused on introducing Functional Programming and understanding its basic concepts.
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
Part 1 was focused on introducing Functional Programming and understanding its basic concepts.
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
We've worked with functional programming (FP) on quite a few of our enterprise projects for the last 3 years.
Enjoy the opportunity to pair with many different developers throughout the day, using many different languages of your choices.
We know that most of the time invested in a software project is into its maintenance. As one of the world's leading companies in software craftsmanship, we have been applying Clean Code principles in our projects to minimize the cost & efforts on maintenance. In this session, we will share some of the basics and our experience of Clean Code in a Java example small enough to understand but big enough to relate to real-world projects.