Wrapping up my 2024 with Trino
What happened? Did another year really just whizz past me? I am still typing 2024 dates, but it is true. 2025 is here, and soon we will also switch to the new lunar year, so it is time to look … Read more →
Posts in Category ‘Presentation’
Meeting old and new friends in Seattle
Wow, has it really been a year that I went to Open Source Summit NA in Vancouver? Turns out this year the event is again close to me, and across the water from Victoria, BC. With that in mind I … Read more →
Impressions from DevOpsDays Vancouver 2016
DevOpsDays are always a great event for a geek to attend. You get to chat to fellow hackers and coders and therefore people, who actually understand what you are talking about. The vibe that results from these conversations is always … Read more →
CLS, OSCON and Devoxx4Kids
This year is was time again to attend the Community Leadership Summit and OSCON. Taking my boys along I took the opportunity to attend and help at the Devoxx4Kids event as well. During OSCON I attended a whole lot of … Read more →
Ask Your Expert Peers
As part of presenting the last couple of AnDevCon conferences I have organized and hosted so called fireside chat sessions named. They are following the concept used at the Google IO conference, where a panel of topic experts is available … Read more →
A fantastic opportunity to learn Git
Sometimes it takes planning and persistence for things to come together, but then when it happens you end up with great opportunities. An awesome example is the Git and GitHub workshop that is going to happen in Victoria, BC on … Read more →
Fireside Chat at AnDevCon III a Roaring Success
I am back from AnDevCon III and had a great time again. It will take me a bit to collect all my thoughts so for today I am just going to tell you how awesome the fireside chat I organized … Read more →
Android Open Source – so what?
Last night at AnDevCon 3 I did a lightning talk as last speaker in a lineup of 12 in front of >300 people and got a few great laughs and a lot of agreement from the audience. Probably because my … Read more →
Apache Maven for Android Development Pros and Teams
The buzz is all happening now here at AnDevCon and I just completed my workshop about using Apache Maven and related to tools for Android development pros and teams with an engaged audience of about 25 people.
Apache Maven at AnDevCon II
With a sore throat I braved through the presentation about taking advantage of Apache Maven for your Android application development builds today in front of 40 or so people. I have the impression that the interactive session with demos was … Read more →