Quickie Day 1

Introduction to the Geomajas web mapping framework

Agile ALM in a nutshell

Abstract

Michael Hüttermann (Java Champion, SCJA, SCJP, SCJD, SCWCD) is self-employed developer, consultant, coach, author and tutor on Java/JEE, ALM/SCM and agile software development. He was responsible stage producer of the tooling track of Agile 2009, is driver of the Java User Group Cologne, java.net JUGs Community Leader, member of Agile Alliance, in board of the JetBrains Academy, committer to FEST as well as Java contributor. His work-life-balance also consists of writing books and articles. Further information: http://huettermann.net.

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Agile Application Lifecycle Management is a comprehensive approach to build, configuration, release, test, integration and requirements management and delivery. Agile ALM integrates major project phases and enriches these phases with Agile strategies. In this session I will illustrate major strategies of Agile ALM. I will also provide recommendations for lightweight (mostly open source) tools that help to implement these strategies.

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