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QCon New York 2014
Tutorials: June 9-10
Conference: June 11-13
Software is Changing the World. QCon empowers software development by facilitating the spread of knowledge and innovation in the developer community. A practitioner-driven conference, QCon is designed for technical team leads, architects, engineering directors, and project managers who influence innovation in their teams.
QCon highlights the most important development topics driving innovation - things you should be doing now or researching for your next project - presented by the doers in our community. Our conferences bring practitioners together with attendees who influence innovation in their teams: over half of conferences attendees, for example, have team lead or higher job titles. Additionally, QCons are staged in an intimate environment that promotes high-quality learning, peer-sharing, fun, and inspiration!
QCon starts with 2 days of tutorials on Monday and Tuesday, June 9-10 followed by the full 3-day conference from Wednesday, June 11-13. The conference will feature over 100 speakers in 6 concurrent tracks daily covering the most timely and innovative topics driving the evolution of enterprise software development today. The setting is the beautiful, centrally-located Marriott at Brooklyn Bridge in New York City.
QCon New York 2013 brought leading speakers & editorial team which included:
- Erik Meijer: Creator Rx, LINQ
- Nathan Marz: Lead Engineer Backtype @Twitter
- Jim McCarthy: Founder, McCarthy Technologies, Inc.
- Dave Farley: Author of Jolt award winning "Continuous Delivery"
- Charlie Hunt: Author of Java Performance book
- Rob Witoff: Data Scientist @ NASA
- Jeremy Edberg: Reliability Architect for Netflix
- Jim Webber: Chief Scientist at Neo Technology & Co-Author of "Rest in Practice"
- Sadek Drobi: CTO of Zenexity, Play 2.0 Framework
Venue
New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge
333 Adams Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Tracks
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Applied Data Science
How to make the most of your big data infrastructure
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Architectures You've Always Wondered about
Learn real world lessons from well-know, high-volume apps
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Big Data
NoSQL, Distributed Processing, and Cloud Computing for Big Data
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Continuous Delivery
Releasing software on demand, at the push of a button.
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Culture
How to build and maintain compelling teams
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Hot Technologies for Financial Services
Tools, techniques, technologies for leading capital markets companies
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HTML5 and Modern Web Languages
Latest innovations with HTML5 development frameworks and languages
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Java Innovations
Latest news on Java languages, frameworks and ports
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Lean Startup applied
How to practically apply lean startup thinking to software development
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Polyglot Architectures
Combining best of breed languages, platforms and paradigms
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Post Functional
The leading edge of functional programming - and beyond!
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Real Life Cloud Computing
Case studies, best practices, and technology overview of cloud computing
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Scalability, Availability, and Performance : The Dark Arts
How to keep servers and software running.
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The JavaScript Ecosystem
Leveraging the biggest software ecosystem today
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Tomorrow's Mobile
Tackling the issues on mobile today.
2012 Presentations
- MythBusters 2.0 - Mission Critical Cloud Computing @ NASA by Khawaja Shams
- Co-Making Great Products by Jeff Patton
- RESTful Java Evolves by Bill Burke
- Real-Time Delivery Architecture at Twitter by Raffi Krikorian
- Esty: Architecture Optimized for Change by Kellan Elliott-McCrea
- More...