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Ron Smeral

Red Hat
Technical Writer
Brno, Czech Republic
Java enthusiast, opensource fan, Technical Writer for Red Hat Mobile Application Platform
Friday, February 5
 

09:00 CET

Keynote - Tim Burke a. D105 (300 places)

09:50 CET

Developing for success in the Cloud b. D0206 (154 places)

10:40 CET

Code Analysis and Distribution Profiling c. D0207 (90 places)

11:30 CET

No Docs, No Commit/Merge f. E105 (72 places)

12:20 CET

Packaging, Distributing and Deploying Applications The Cloud Way a. D105 (300 places)

13:10 CET

Open source distributed systems at Uber b. D0206 (154 places)

14:00 CET

CI/CD with Openshift and Jenkins d. E112 (156 places)

14:50 CET

Red Hat Mobile Application Platform + OpenShift Online d. E112 (156 places)

15:40 CET

Behind the scenes of OpenShift engineering + Winter of Code announcement e. E104 (72 places)

16:30 CET

Taming Microservices Testing with Docker and Arquillian Cube d. E112 (156 places) Create & deploy mobile apps in minutes with Red Hat Mobile Application Platform workshops A112 (64 places) Peek into the future of OpenShift e. E104 (72 places)

18:10 CET

Are you ready for a new WildFly security? Elytron! d. E112 (156 places)
 
Saturday, February 6
 

09:00 CET

Docker for Java EE developers f. E105 (72 places) Application Development from the Users Perspective e. E104 (72 places)

09:50 CET

Build a Private Developer's Cloud e. E104 (72 places)

11:30 CET

Nautilus -The internals of a file manager Carlos Soriano b. D0206 (154 places) Using Fedora for IoT with atomic d. E112 (156 places)

12:20 CET

Grilo framework and Lua b. D0206 (154 places) From Big Data towards Fast Data d. E112 (156 places)

13:10 CET

Atomic, with and without Atomic a. D105 (300 places)

14:00 CET

Reactive extensions/programming d. E112 (156 places)

14:50 CET

Security: Everything is on fire! a. D105 (300 places)

15:40 CET

On value types or Why reference locality matters d. E112 (156 places)

16:30 CET

How a Java dev benefited from transitioning to Go d. E112 (156 places)

17:20 CET

Gentle Introduction to Node.js (not only) for Java devs d. E112 (156 places)
 
Sunday, February 7
 

09:50 CET

Fedora Workstation: The Second Phase a. D105 (300 places)

10:40 CET

Build your own Scale-Out Storage with Gluster workshops A113 (64 places)

11:30 CET

The value proposition of a user focused community c. D0207 (90 places) Post-Quantum Crypo: What is it and Do we need it? d. E112 (156 places)

12:20 CET

New Cryptography for Binding Data to Third Parties d. E112 (156 places)

13:10 CET

Re-thinking Linux Distributions b. D0206 (154 places)

14:00 CET

Tactics of Code Auditor d. E112 (156 places)

14:50 CET

Turris Omnia d. E112 (156 places)

15:40 CET

So you want to be a Developer Advocate / Evangelist? c. D0207 (90 places)