ALM Summit 3

ALM Summit 3 keynotes and sessions provide deeper insight into the modern application lifecycle. Learn about industry best practices that address your development challenges, and how Microsoft's ALM solution can enable and support those best practices. In addition to keynotes from industry experts, ALM Summit 3 features four session tracks:

 

Lightning sessions are 15-minute talks that provide concise information.

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  • Staying in the Groove
    Staying in the Groove

    Getting in the groove, achieving flow, being focused... these are all different ways of talking about that magical place that agile teams strive to find. Getting there is hard, staying there is harder. How do you get yourself and your teams motivated, engaged and focused on their work so they can achieve...

  • Fluid Code in the Real World
    Fluid Code in the Real World

    In the end, you get rated on your software's ability to meet your customers' goals. All the Agile practices wrap around one core, inner loop: writing the software. In this hands-on session, we explore that inner loop. How do you write fluid software? How do you test first and design last? How do you...

  • Technical Interviewing - You're Doing it Wrong!
    Technical Interviewing - You're Doing it Wrong!

    How do you know if you are good at technical interviewing? The feedback loop for interviewers is too long and incomplete to allow people to see their mistakes and improve themselves, instead just copying the same practices they've seen from others before them. Consequently, most people in the industry...

  • Implementing ATDD and Specification-By-Example
    Implementing ATDD and Specification-By-Example

    Many teams struggle with the discussion of acceptance criteria of user stories and building a shared understanding about the expected outcomes. This leads to unfulfilled implicit expectations of stakeholders, ad-hoc assumptions of the team during implementation and frictions between development and testing...

  • Practical HTML5
    Practical HTML5

    Whether you're building a new website or maintaining an existing one, you'll leave this talk ready use HTML5. We'll look at what it offers modern application developers and how you can code rich Web Applications both today and tomorrow. In this talk we will see how to build an awesome website which uses...

  • Agile Under a Waterfall
    Agile Under a Waterfall

    It would be so easy if everyone at our companies just used Scrum -- or at least Agile. No one would lean on the team for dates and deadlines, and everyone would know that change is a good thing. It'd be one great big happy project management family. But let's face it -- an all-Agile organization isn't...

  • Estimating for Software Development, Delivery, and Deadlines
    Estimating for Software Development, Delivery, and Deadlines

    Software development is often fundamentally different than the analogies used to describe it. Accordingly, estimating what software will be done and by when can be an exercise in frustration. Yet, some teams seem to just "get it", making accurate predictions of cost or effort. Other teams struggle...

  • Un-Managing Agile Teams
    Un-Managing Agile Teams

    What does success look like to an agile team? Is it a perfect burn down chart and a beautifully run standup? Or something else? In this session we'll go beyond the standard dogma and talk about how you can enable your "agile" teams for success.

  • Agile Testing
    Agile Testing

    Agile testing is becoming mainstream in software development across organizations of varying nature. What happens when organizations with large nested teams, compliance and regulatory needs, multiple release cadences and complex multi-tiered applications need to adopt Agile testing? How do you ensure...

  • Distributed Version Control for the Enterprise
    Distributed Version Control for the Enterprise

    Distributed version control systems ("DVCS") like Git and Mercurial may have gotten their start in open source projects. As more closed source corporate and enterprise developers get exposure to the way open source projects are run, they may wonder whether DVCS is appropriate for closed-source...

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