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Friday, February 5
 

09:50

CLI tools in Python + interesting/useful packages f. E105 (72 places)

10:40

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

11:30

All Flavors of Bundling c. D0207 (90 places) What you (probably) don't use in modern compilers e. E104 (72 places) No Docs, No Commit/Merge f. E105 (72 places)

12:20

What Awaits You in Python 3 c. D0207 (90 places)

13:10

User Experience Design and the power of PatternFly c. D0207 (90 places)

14:50

Patch, compile and boot your first kernel workshops A112 (64 places)

17:20

So you want to have a modern infrastructure c. D0207 (90 places)
 
Saturday, February 6
 

09:00

Application Development from the Users Perspective e. E104 (72 places) Infinispan 8 - keeping up with the latest trends d. E112 (156 places) Building your distribution the Red Hat way workshops A112 (64 places)

09:50

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

10:40

C# on Linux f. E105 (72 places)

12:20

Advanced Java Debugging f. E105 (72 places) Java EE 7 Hands-on Lab with JBoss Forge workshops A112 (64 places)

13:10

PHP 7 e. E104 (72 places)

14:00

How to be compatible in userspace e. E104 (72 places) Reactive extensions/programming d. E112 (156 places) rdopkg: power to the packagers f. E105 (72 places)

14:50

.NET Core on Unix b. D0206 (154 places) How to build the fastest multilingual VM d. E112 (156 places) Bareos Backup Python Plugins workshops A112 (64 places)

15:40

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

16:30

How a Java dev benefited from transitioning to Go d. E112 (156 places) Intro to UEFI applications development workshops A112 (64 places)

17:20

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

09:00

Cython: Stop writing native Python extensions in C workshops A112 (64 places)

10:40

Assemble Business Applications with BPM Back-end f. E105 (72 places)

12:20

Arduino 101 Workshop workshops A112 (64 places)

13:10

Developers, QEs of themselves c. D0207 (90 places)

15:40

A Closed-Source Developer's Journey into Open Source a. D105 (300 places)