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This is just a placeholder to help me plan the BOFs for Craft-Conf 2019. Once the schedule of the BOFs is ready, it will be published on the official Craft Conf website. The idea is to provide a place and time where participants with similar interests can easily find each other and talk to each other. It would also be great if this was an opportunity for the participants to be able to find the speakers and talk to them. Speakers who agree to participate in such BOF, would pick a subject that interests them and a preferred time-slot. Speakers who come later can either join an already scheduled BOF or have another one at another timeslot. Once the schedule of the talks is ready we'll try to fit in the BOF to match the preferences of the speakers. When we get closer to the conference we'll pick a location somewhere in the conference venue for each BOF. We'll promote it via the conference web site and during the conference. At the given time each speak show up at his/her designated place and if people come by they greet them and help them engage with each other or with the speaker. We have put together a list of topics just as ideas. You can of course come up with any other subject you think could be interesting. If you agree I'll put your name and topic on this page and we'll build up the schedule together.
Topic ideasFeel free to pick one of these or to come up with somethine else. Something more specific. Something wider. Whatever you feel right. Day 1 lunch
DevOps practitioners - what does DevOps mean in your organization?
Justin Kitagawa
Viktor Farcic
Chickens Learn Lean: How to survive when technology disrupts your business.
Michael Nir
It's about lean startup and assumption validation – presently writing a comic book about it:
<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Chickens-Learn-Lean-technology-disrupts-ebook/dp/B07P851BF3/">Chickens Learn Lean</a>
the neat thing is that the book itself is done in an engaged community approach – so the participants of the BOF will be able to contribute themselves.
Chaos Engineering
Aaron Rinehart
Refactoring
How to do it?
How to get management and the developers on board?
When are you ready?
Day 1 evening
Serverless infrasturctures: AWS Lambda or Google Functions
Yan Cui
Mike Roberts
How to introduce better engineering practices in the organization? Top down? Bottom up?
How to have an impact in your organization?
Julie Matviyuk
Mary Poppendieck
Dan North
Randy Shoup
What is better AWS, GCP, or Azure
Viktor Farcic
Security - at home and in the cloud
How do you make sure people are not using your phone camera while you are at home?
How do you know only you use your computers and you don't have uninvited guests?
What about your smart home? Who has access to it?
Day 2 lunch
Service mesh strategy and adoption.
Christian Posta
Paul Fremantle
Challenges in data engineering and how to overcome them.
Yaroslav Tkachenko
Scrum masters
How did you get started?
What are your challenges?
What are your solutions?
What podcasts do you listen to?
TDD - Test Driven Developers
How can you get started with it when you have an existing code-base without tests?
How to get the other developers write tests?
How to get managers accept that you spend time writing tests?
How to measure your progress?
Time SlotsAs the schedule is not ready yet so these are just planned time slots:
So far we have:Justin Kitagawa - lead/participate in DevOps BOF on a day when he is not talking.
Christian Posta (Lunch on one of the days.) Paul Fremantle - join the Service mesh BOF.
Yan Cui
Julie Matviyuk (Thursday evening ok) Llewellyn Falco
Michael Nir
Yaroslav Tkachenko
Viktor Farcic
Dan North (lunch time)
Aaron Rinehart
Mary Poppendieck Published on 2019-04-29 by Gabor Szabo
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