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Yury YudinYury Yudin
Computer Security Business Development Manager in Russia. Graduated from the Faculty of Mathematics and Mechanics of St. Petersburg State University. Yury started his work at Intel back in 2004, as Software Engineering Manager…
Ivan GammelIvan Gammel
Transforming autoforms to quality interface with DSL
Large software projects contain a lot of metadata in domain model related, for example, to ORM. This metadata could be reused in interface, however the difficulties in implementation of user interface generator based on metamodel formed an opinion that code generation is good enough only for prototyping…
Dmitry SoshnikovDmitry Soshnikov
Dmitry Soshnikov is an Academic Developer Evangelist at Microsoft Russia, whose main objective is to unleash the beauty and simplicity of using Microsoft technologies and .NET platform for both university studies and for the real world projects…
Dr. George SharkovPeopleware: what skills and qualifications we need to build a dream team of software engineers
Moderator: Dr. George Sharkov
Software/IT business is the best illustration of “the whole is more than the sum of the parts”. The art of “peopleware” is how to make the best of our people…
Svetlana IsakovaSvetlana Isakova
Svetlana is working on Project Kotlin at JetBrains (http://kotlin.jetbrains.org). She is interested in different programming languages…
Luis OlsinaLuis Olsina, Elena Pesotskaya, Guillermo Covella, Alexander Dieser
Bridging the Gap between Security/Risk Assessment and Quality Evaluation Methods
An IT security vulnerability can be considered as an inherent weakness in a target system that could be exploited by a threat source. Most vulnerable capabilities/attributes of a system can be identified for instance with security controls in order to evaluate the level of their weaknesses…
Vyacheslav NesterovWill 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…
Benjamin B. BedersonBenjamin B. Bederson
Benjamin B. Bederson is a Professor of Computer Science and a past director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies and iSchool at the University of Maryland. An ACM Distinguished Scientist, his research is on human computation, mobile device interfaces, interaction strategies…
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