Tim Ottinger presents: Trunk Based Development Without Continuous Disaster

We're excited to bring you another session and remain grateful to our generous sponsor, RWE Supply & Trading, for providing us with the fantastic venue and supporting our event.

Tim Ottinger presents: Trunk Based Development Without Continuous Disaster
Most people tend to think about TBD as “only” pushing code more often, which is an obviously disastrous strategy. Clearly there has to be some adjustment or accommodation, right? There is.

About Tim Ottinger:
Tim has been in software since 1979 and has spent much of his career in software practices and processes, especially technical practices and lean processes. He resides in Edinburgh Scotland and represents Industrial Logic in the UK and EU. He is a co-author of Clean Code, Agile In A Flash, and many articles. He’s very active in Continuous Delivery, Lean, and Agile software communities.

Agenda:
6.30pm - Arrival, Food & Drink, and networking
7.00pm - Presentation. Followed by drinks and networking
8:30pm - Event concludes

We look forward to welcoming you to this engaging and enlightening event. If you have any questions or would like to propose future events or speaking opportunities, please contact us through Meetup or email us at [swindonsoftware@gmail.com](http://mailto:swindonsoftware@gmail.com).

Our sponsor, RWE Supply & Trading
RWE Supply & Trading is the interface between RWE and energy markets around the world. A total of 1,800 employees from over 70 different countries are engaged in the trade of (renewable) electricity, (green) gas, commodities and carbon emission certificates. We are active not only in Essen, which is home to one of the world’s largest trading floors, but also in major cities like London and New York and in key growth markets - particularly in Asia, where we are represented in Singapore and China. With precise market analysis and a strong customer focus, we create innovative energy supply solutions and risk management concepts for industrial companies.

Now that all of our renewable activities are integrated within RWE, RWE Supply & Trading can increasingly offer customised products and services from a single source, such as a combination of renewables plus control energy or conventional electricity. We are also able to draw on our considerable experience in the marketing of electricity from renewables. Deutsche Bahn (German Rail), for instance, is one of the key accounts choosing to purchase green power from RWE Supply & Trading.