Software Engineering in 100 Years Time
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Join us for the online meetup "Software Engineering in 100 Years Time" with Dave Farley. This GOTO night is focused on continuous delivery and why it may be the best starting point in exploring software engineering in 100 years.
Venue/Host: Zoom
Costs: Free of charge
Speaker: Dave Farley
ABOUT THE TALK
If we were to more clearly define our discipline what would that look like? If “software engineering” is real “engineering” then wouldn't we expect the principles to be long-lasting, durable and probably unsurprising.
What sort of ideas will be as true of “software engineering” in 100 years time as they are today?
What are the foundations on which we could begin to build a true engineering discipline for our profession?
This talk explores some of those ideas and describes why continuous delivery may be the best starting point that we have for that.
AGENDA
17.00: Welcome to this GOTO Night with Dave Farley
17.05: Dave Farley will present his subject of the day
17.30: Live Q&A with Dave Farley
17.55: Thank you for joining us for this GOTO Night
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dave Farley is a thought leader in the field of continuous delivery, DevOps and software development in general. He is co-author of the Jolt-award winning book "Continuous Delivery", one of the authors of "Reactive Manifesto", an independent software developer and consultant, and founder and director of Continuous Delivery Ltd.
Dave has been having fun with computers for over 30 years has worked on most types of software, from firmware, through tinkering with operating systems and device drivers, to writing games and commercial applications of all shapes and sizes. He started working in large scale distributed systems more than 25 years ago, doing research into the development of loose-coupled, message-based systems — a forerunner of microservice architectures.
He was also an early adopter of agile development techniques, employing iterative development, continuous integration and significant levels of automated testing on commercial projects from the early 1990s.
Topic focus: Continuous Delivery
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