Central and Eastern European Software Engineering Conference Russia 2012, November, Moscow

CEE-SECR'13

24-25 October 2013

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Vyacheslav Nesterov

Will the programmer profession survive?

Moderators: Vyacheslav Nesterov, Nick Puntikov

At the Round table we will discuss evolution of the programmer profession over the past few decades. We will try to have look to the future, and see what changes are waiting for us in the next 10-20 years. Professionals from different areas are expected to gather at the Round table. The different point of views will help us to come closer to the truth. We will invite programmers, advanced software users, entrepreneurs, representatives of science and education…

Valery Cherepennikov

Valery Cherepennikov joined Intel in 2000. Held various positions in SW development and management. Now leads CRT engineering teams, focused on SW adoption for IA to ensure design wins in the areas ranging from smartphones to high-end HPC systems…

Inna Yakimenko

Technical Writers Section

Moderator: Inna Yakimenko

During the session, a couple of short-time presentations will be given to cover a range of vital problems in nowadays technical communication industry in Russia…

Alexander Yakovlev

Expert of the Development Process in Microsoft, Alexander works in IT for over 15 years. He is a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) in Microsoft Application Lifecycle Management tools…

Vitaly Trifanov

Vitaly Trifanov, Dmitry Tsitelov
Dynamic data race detection in concurrent Java programs

Data races are among the most frequent errors in concurrent programs. Data race happens when several threads access the same shared memory location and at least one of the threads writes to it. Usually data races are very dangerous because they unpredictably change program flow and corrupt shared data structures…

Stas Pavlov

Technical Evangelist, Ph.D. in nuclear physics and mathematical methods in sciences. More than 12 years in information technology field. Started as a database developer, and then engaged client technology and web development. Microsoft Most Valuable Professional more than 5 years. The last few years has been actively working with embedded and mobile solutions…

Timofey Surguchenko

Translation is not available yet. The Russian version of this abstract.

Nikita Efimov

Nikita Efimov
Breaking the rules — “breaking” interaction patterns on mobile devices

You are starting to develop your own brand new mobile application (or redesigning an existing one). What’s the right way to do? Would it make sense to find design guidelines for target platforms, take screenshots of the most popular apps and create “another one” that would yet feel familiar for users?…

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