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Hosted by Your Name
In this session we will be working on some amazing things. And talking a lot. You should be there.
Interested: A Pretty Cool Person, And Another, …
Hosted by Wouter
We spend a lot of time using computers, so investing in some decent peripherals might be a good idea. The best way to find out what suits you is trying things out.
So, I'll be bringing some hardware to try out. Feel free to complete this list with whatever you might bring.
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Wouter
- keyboard switch tester (try different styles/brands)
- keyboard.io Model 01
- ergodox-ez (hopefully with keycaps by then)
- ALT keyboard
- X-bows with detachable numpad
- Sony WH-1000XM3
- Sony WF-1000XM3
- Logitech MX Master 2s
- Annick
Interested: Bernard
Hosted by Jeroen Tiebout and Bernard Vander Beken
In this session we will use Mob mapping to get familiar with Wardley Maps. No previous knowledge is needed.
Interested: Michel Daviot, And Another, Ovi Trif …
Hosted by Michel Daviot - first timer
We love tests. They provide quick feedback when we broke code. But we also hate writing and maintaining complex assertions. Especially on legacy code.
Approval tests replace this burden with your favorite diff tool. And the tests are then run as usual on your workstation or in the CI.
I think this trick deserves to be better known, it can save a lot of time.
I got hooked to the concept by Falco 2 years ago. At the time the Java library was not really maintained so I started an alternative one which is now used daily in my team.
- never used approval testing ? we could start with a demo.
- already use it? we could share practical tips and recent additions, identify shortcomings in the tooling ...
- maintaining the libraries: we could join forces ! (I already tried 2 years ago)
Interested: Bernard