XP Day London 2009: Call for Sessions

Submissions are now open for programmed sessions at XpDay London 2009, to be held 7th and 8th December 2009. http://www.xpday.org/

You are invited to propose a session for the first day of the conference. We are particularly interested in the following

  • Experience reports—share your stories of challenge and success with Agile and Lean techniques. Experience reports will be intensively shepherded by experienced practitioners.
  • Hands-on technical sessions—share techniques and practices in practical sessions: workshops, tutorials, simulations
  • Practitioners’ advances in the art—share the techniques of expert Agile and Lean practitioners, work with them to move the craft forward.

The second day of the conference will be an OpenSpace session with topics selected at the end of the first day. Programmed sessions are most suitable for topics requiring some set up or extensive preparation.

To submit a session, please go to http://xpday-london.editme.com/XpDay2009Submissions

Submissions will be accepted until Friday 14th August.

ACCU 2009 Conference, Oxford (UK) — one month to the start

The ACCU 2009 conference www.accu.org/conference will start in about one month. The 21 of April is pre-conference tutorials day with:

  • Linda Rising “Fearless Change: Patterns For Introducing New Ideas”
  • Alisdair Meredith “Up And Running With C++0X”
  • Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce “Growing Object Oriented Software , Guided By Tests”

Then the 22 of April will be the first day of the main conference with Keynotes from Robert Martin (uncle Bob) and Nico Josuttis.

The conference is a great one, and incredible value for money. I strongly recommend it (disclaimer: I’m the conference chair ;-)), but you don’t have to take my word for it; have a look at the programme at  http://accu.org/index.php/conferences/accu_conference_2009/accu2009_schedule and decide for yourself