Tuesday Jun 14
11:20 –
12:00
Effectenbeurszaal
Shut Up And Eat Your Veg: Lessons from Ancient & Recent History
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At previous GOTO events Eamonn and Garth presented 10 lessons from the 1990s that modern developers tend to neglect.
Some attendees were in full agreement, whilst others thought they were simply wrong. For this occasion, the duo revamped the talk with fresh advice, admonitions and war stories. So come to see how there is ‘nothing new but the very old’ and acquire valuable skills that have been marginalized during the agile revolution.
In this talk, you'll learn:
- Tons of useful software development skills and practices that have atrophied in the past few decades
- Advice, resources and templates for how to reinvigorate these skills in your projects
Keynotes
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The Psychology of UXFabio Nudge PereiraTuesday Jun 14 @ 13:15
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Is Software Engineering Still an Oxymoron? (live streamed)Alan KayWednesday Jun 15 @ 09:00
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The Zen of ProgrammingSander HoogendoornMonday Jun 13 @ 13:15
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Welcome to a New Age of RefereeingPierluigi CollinaWednesday Jun 15 @ 15:30
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The Importance of LaughterAino Vonge CorryTuesday Jun 14 @ 17:45
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Design for the Utopia You Want, Not the Dystopia You're InChris AthertonWednesday Jun 15 @ 13:15
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#FAILKevlin HenneyTuesday Jun 14 @ 09:15
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Rediscovering Humanity in TechEric JohnsonMonday Jun 13 @ 09:15
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Agility is InefficientKlaus Bucka-LassenMonday Jun 13 @ 17:45