The Austin Chapter was created to provide a forum for
technology professionals to share knowledge and network.
Located in beautiful Austin, Texas where we
enjoy rolling hills, 9 area lakes, plenty of live music and of course, a technology hotbed.
Austin was second only to San Jose in 2001 in the number of issued patents.
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happening in your industry?
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April 30, 2008 , 6:30 - 8:30 pm
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Effective Software Development In The 21st Century: The New Face Of
Software Engineering
Dr. Alistair Cockburn
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What are the foundations for improving delivery of software?
In this talk, Alistair Cockburn, one of the founders of the Agile Software
Development movement, lays out the three foundations for effective software
development. They are:
Craft,
Considering software development as a cooperative game of invention
and communication, and
Lean process flow.
These three cornerstones explain the success of effective teams, provide
good advice to live and harried project teams, and create a sound basis for
educating the next generation of developers.
Location: National Instruments, 11500 North MoPac, Building C, room 1S13, Austin, TX 78759
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