CITCONers are everywhere! And nowhere more than at Agile 2009 Conference.
First, CITCON will be represented by Lydia Tripp and myself during the Freshers’ Faire at the Ice Breaker. Watch out for the CITCON easel pad… and world-famous t-shirts ;-)
CITCON alumni are now a big crowd (there are more than 750 mailing list members, and presumably many more attended the CITCON events). Many of them will present at the conference
- What does an Agile coach do? by Rachel Davies
- Coding Dojo: Enhancing Legacy Code by Guillaume Tardif & Eric Lefevre-Ardant
- ATTD In Practice, by Elisabeth Hendrickson (with Pekka Klärck)
- Continuous Integration of the World, by Patrick Debois
- Executable Requirements: BDD with easyb and JDave, by John Smart
- Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Test, by Steve Freeman
- Telling Your Stories: Why Stories are important for your team, by Rachel Davies
- Automated deployment with Maven and friends – going the whole nine yards, by John Smart
- Build Engineer Bootcamp: Builds As Code, by Jeffrey Fredrick and Paul Julius
- Test Driven Development: Ten Years Later, by Steve Freeman (with Michael Feathers)
- Creating Habitable Code: Lessons in Longevity from CruiseControl, by Jeffrey Fredrick and Paul Julius
- Visual Management for Agile Teams, by Xavier Quesada Allue
- CI vendor cage-fight! by Tom Sulston
- How to be really awesome at Continuous Integration, by Tom Sulston
- Java Power Tools – getting it all together, by John Smart
- Debugging Pair Programming, by Matt Wynne
- Narrative Acceptance Tests – A Behaviour Driven Approach, by Antony Marcano and Andy Palmer
- Continuous Testing Evolved, by Ben Rady (with Rod Coffin)
- Test Driven Development in Java: Live and Uncensored, by Ben Rady
- Exploratory Testing (Framework) Experience, by Erik Petersen
- Agile testers toolkit, by Erik Petersen
- How to make your testing more Groovy, by Paul King (with Craig Smith)
- Agile Tool Hacking – Taking Your Agile Development Tools To The Next Level, by Paul King (with Craig Smith)
- The Agile CTO, by James Shore (with Diana Larsen)
- Metrics in an Agile World, by James Shore (with Rob Myers)
- Slow and Brittle: Replacing End-to-End Testing, by James Shore (with Arlo Belshee)
- Creating Agile Simulations and Games for Coaches and Consultants, by Elisabeth Hendrickson (with Chris Sims)
Also, Lisa Crispin is producer of the Testing Stage. And don’t forget that many more CITCONers will be presenting on the OpenJam stage, too! I know I‘ll be.
Lastly, I will be appearing a one of the contestants in Programming with the Stars! This means that I’ll be paired up with a “star”, then we’ll try to show our mad programming skillz and outperform our competitors. This is incredibly exciting but also very intimidating. Although I consider myself a competent programmer, I am certainly not the best, and the participants at the conference are not exactly beginners. Scary!
Check out the conference blog for an account of how Programming with the Stars went last year.
