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