The Care of Software: Ethics and Ecosystems

Friday Dec 4

09:00 –

10:00

Red Room

What does caring for software look like in a world where people hate what it has become? Let us re-examine what software is and can be, and look at the possible futures we might construct with it.

Justin Warren

Founder and Principal Consultant at PivotNine

Red Track

Thursday Dec 3 @ 09:00

A Brief History of Artificial Intelligence

Tim Berglund

Friday Dec 4 @ 10:30

AI-Friendly Architecture

Allen Holub

Friday Dec 4 @ 13:15

Residuality: Real World Comparative Case Studies

Andrea Magnorsky

Christopher Simon

Thursday Dec 3 @ 16:45

Jam-oriented programming: Bringing improvizational jazz to engineering

Lu Wilson

Thursday Dec 3 @ 11:30

The Key to the Prisoner's Dilemma

Sonya Natanzon

Thursday Dec 3 @ 10:30

Rethinking Observability as a Platform Product

Kasper Borg Nissen

Thursday Dec 3 @ 13:15

Quality Engineering for the Software Factory

Vilhelm von Ehrenheim

Friday Dec 4 @ 11:30

We Doubled Engineering Productivity at eBay, but Couldn't Change Culture

Randy Shoup

Thursday Dec 3 @ 14:15

Making an Application Framework AI Friendly

Jeremy D. Miller

Thursday Dec 3 @ 15:30

Bootiful Spring AI

Josh Long

Friday Dec 4 @ 14:15

Your Teams Aren’t the Problem — Your System Is: Why Most Software Leaders Optimise the Wrong Things

Simon White

Friday Dec 4 @ 09:00

The Care of Software: Ethics and Ecosystems

Justin Warren