Conference materials 2013

Conference materials 2013

Conference materials 2013

We will publish on this page slides, photo reports, feedback from participants and recorded video.

Feedback from participants

XPDays Ukraine 2013 (11-12 октября, Киев) – feedback report from Oleksiy Rezchykov
XP Days Ukraine 2013 глазами организаторов – official report from organizers

Photo reports

XP Days Ukaine 2013 – photo report from our photograph Anatoly Baranov

Slides and video

First conference day (October 11)

	Stage A (300 seats)	Stage B (150 seats)
9:009:45	Registration, welcome coffee
9:4510:00	Conference opening
10:0010:50	Architecting for Continuous Delivery and Zero Downtime Axel Fontaine (Germany)	Code Structural Analysis Eduards Sizovs (Latvia)
10:5011:00	Break
11:0011:50	Mikado Method Ola Ellnestam (Sweden)	TDD with Spock or how to bring Groovy to your enterprise Java project Izzet Mustafaiev (Ukraine)
11:5012:00	Break
12:0012:50	Extreme Programming practices for your team Paweł Lipiński (Poland)	Agile development of enterprise database code with LiquiBase Andrei Solntsev (Estonia)
13:0014:30	Lunch break
14:3015:20	Definition of Quality Natalya Rukol (Russia)	Continuous Delivery Mikalai Alimenkou (Ukraine)
15:2015:30	Break
15:3016:20	Automated Test Hell – Our Journey Wojciech Seliga (Poland)	Living in the cloud without system administrators Alexander Demidov (Russia)
16:2017:00	Coffee break
17:0018:30	One man, a whiteboard and three markers. Sander on software architecture and patterns Sander Hoogendoorn (Netherlands)	TDD secrets in live cyber-dojo session Jon Jagger (UK)
18:3018:40	Closing of the first day

Second conference day (October 12)

	Stage A (300 seats)	Stage B (150 seats)
9:009:45	Welcome coffee
9:4510:00	Opening of the second day
10:0010:50	Injecting ATDD or Why Test Automator Role is Dead Andrey Dzynia (Ukraine)	DevOps Engineering in real-time Andriy Samilyak (Ukraine)
10:5011:00	Break
11:0011:50	Lighting talks 1. Tech Lead – required role for Agile project success Mikalai Alimenkou (Ukraine) 2. JUnit vs TestNG: ceasefire or the end of the war? Oleksiy Rezchykov (Ukraine) 3. TDD with AngularJS and Karma Andrey Alpert (Ukraine) 4. Enterprise Provisioning with Chocolatey Alexander Doroshenko (Ukraine) 5. Legacy code: Development and Maintenance Denis Kondratenko (Ukraine)	Efficient coding in IntelliJ IDEA Nikolay Chashnikov (Russia)
11:5012:00	Break
12:0012:50	eXtreme Banking Vadim Gerasimov and Andrei Solntsev (Estonia)	Building deployment pipeline: DevOps way Andrey Rebrov (Russia)
13:0014:30	Lunch break
14:3015:20	Best Practices for Continuous Integration Setup Michael Kuzmin and Nikita Skvortsov (Russia)	Architecture and Design Validation in .Net Akim Boyko (Ukraine)
15:2015:30	Break
15:3016:20	XP in the real world Dmytro Mindra (Ukraine)	TDD for database related code, how is it possible? Mikalai Alimenkou (Ukraine)
16:2017:00	Coffee break
17:0017:50	How frameworks can kill your projects and patterns to prevent you from getting killed Sander Hoogendoorn (Netherlands)	XP fun Sergey Kalinets (Ukraine)
17:5018:10	Conference closing