Here are some of the speakers which have been signed for the NDC2010 conference so far. New speakers will be updated consecutively, so stay tuned! | Chris Sells Chris Sells is a Program Manager for the Business Platform Division. |
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Jon Skeet Jon Skeet is a Java developer for Google in London, but he plays with C# (somewhat obsessively) in his free time | Mads Torgersen A former computer science professor from Aarhus University. Mads joined the C# team at Microsoft as a Senior Program Manager. |
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Clemens Vasters Clemens Vasters is Technical Lead⁄Architect on the Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus team. | Eric Lippert Eric Lippert is a senior developer on the C# compiler team at Microsoft. |
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Rob Conery Rob Conery recently worked at Microsoft on the ASP.NET team. He is co–founder of Tekpub and the creator of SubSonic. | Robert C. Martin Robert C. Martin has been a software professional since 1970. In the last 35 years, he has worked in various capacities on literally hundreds of software projects. |
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Mike Cohn Read more... | Remy Sharp Read more... |
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Vittorio Bertocci Vittorio is a Senior Architect Evangelist in the Windows Azure Platform Evangelism team with Microsoft Corp. | Richard Fennell Richard Fennell is the Engineering Director of the Black Marble Ltd a Microsoft Gold Partner based in the North of England. Black Marble specialises in BizTalk & SharePoint based business automation. |
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Hadi Hariri Hadi Hariri is a Technical Evangelist at JetBrains. His passions include software architecture and best practices. | Sebastien Lambla Sebastien Lambla runs Caffeine IT, a .net consultancy ⁄ contracting company helping the good people of London adopt new technologies, new processes, new methodologies and in general anything that's new and shiny. |
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Neal Gafter Neal Gafter works for Microsoft on the dotNet platform languages. | Ben Hall Ben Hall is a UK C# developer\tester with a strong passion for software development and loves writing code. |
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Gill Cleeren Gill Cleeren is Microsoft Regional Director ( www.theregion.com), MVP ASP.NET, INETA speaker bureau member and Silverlight Insider. | Eric Evans Eric Evnas is a specialist in domain modeling and design in large business systems. |
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Jackson Harper Jackson Harper has been an active developer on the Mono project since 2002, first as an open source contributer and now as an engineer at Novell. | Chris Hardy Chris Hardy, a Microsoft ASPInsider, works for a digital agency called Great Fridays in Manchester, UK developing ASP.NET solutions for clients such as Peter Gabriel and Emma Watson. |
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Amanda Laucher Amanda Laucher is a ThoughtWorker. She enjoys teaching others and helping clients implement all sorts of bleeding edge solutions. Amanda is author of F# In Action. She resides in Chicago and speaks at technical conferences all over the world. | Michele Leroux Bustamante Michele Leroux Bustamante is Chief Architect at IDesign (architecture consulting and training, www.idesign.net) and Chief Security Architect at BiTKOO (providing authorization and identity management software, www.bitkoo.com). |
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Juval Löwy Juval Lowy is a software architect and the principal of IDesign, specializing in .NET architecture consulting and advanced training. Juval is Microsoft’s Regional Director for the Silicon Valley, working with Microsoft on helping the industry adopt .NET 4.0. | Billy Hollis Billy Hollis was the author or co–author of many of the earliest books on .NET, and is also the author of a forthcoming book on Windows Presentation Foundation from Microsoft Press. |
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Ingo Rammer Ingo Rammer is co–founder of thinktecture, a company providing architecture, design, review, and troubleshooting services for software architects and developers. He focuses mainly on improving performance, scalability and reliability of critical .NET applications. | Mark Nijhof Mark Nijhof has been working in software development since 2000 and recently founded Cre8ive Thought to be the next step in his career. |
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Julie Lerman Julie Lerman is a Microsoft MVP, .NET mentor and consultant who lives in the hills of Vermont. | Geoff Watts Geoff is a Certified Scrum Trainer and agile coach with a proven track record of helping individuals, teams and organisations in their adoption of agile, and Scrum in particular. |
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Kevin McNeish Kevin McNeish is President and Chief Software Architect of Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc, and has been a Microsoft .NET MVP for the last seven years. | Lisa Crispin Lisa Crispin is an agile testing coach and practitioner. She is the co–author, with Janet Gregory, of Agile Testing: A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile Teams. She specializes in showing testers and agile teams how testers can add value and how to guide development with business–facing tests. |
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Itzik Ben-Gan Itzik Ben–Gan is a Mentor and Co–Founder of Solid Quality Mentors. A SQL Server Microsoft MVP since 1999, Itzik has delivered numerous training events around the world focused on T–SQL Querying, Query Tuning and Programming. | Jurgen Appelo Jurgen is a writer, speaker, developer, entrepreneur, manager, blogger, reader, dreamer, leader, freethinker, and… Dutch guy. |
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Roy Osherove The chief architect at Typemock, Roy Osherove is one of the original ALT.NET organizers. He consults and trains teams worldwide on the gentle art of unit testing and test–driven development. He frequently speaks at international conferences such as NDC, TechEd and JAOO. | Kevlin Henney Kevlin Henney is an independent consultant and trainer, based in the UK but consulting and training throughout Europe and further afield. The focus of his work is in programming languages, OO, patterns, software architecture and development process.
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Michael Feathers Michael Feathers is a senior member of Object Mentor team. He provides training, coaching and mentoring services in Agile⁄XP programming practices, test–driven development, refactoring, object–oriented design, Java, C#, and C++. | Scott Bellware Scott Bellware is a software product designer, developer, manager, and agile coach living in Austin, Texas. He is a five–time recipient of Microsoft's Most Valuable Professional award and the founder of the AgileATX community of agile software practitioners in Austin. |
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Sahil Malik Sahil Malik is a Microsoft MVP (Currently in SharePoint server competency, previously C#), INETA Speaker, a .NET author, consultant and trainer and a well–rounded overweight geek. | James Gregory James Gregory is an independent consultant specialising in .Net, and the creator of Fluent NHibernate, a popular .Net open–source project. |
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Jonas Follesø Jonas is a senior consultant at Capgemini in Trondheim. He has broad experience and in–depth knowledge of the .NET Framework, ASP.NET, WPF, Silverlight and the C# programming language. | Richard Campbell Richard Campbell is a Microsoft Regional Director, MVP and co–host of .NET Rocks!, the Internet Audio Talkshow for .NET Developers as well as host of RunAs Radio, the podcast for Microsoft IT Professionals. |
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Terje Mathisen Terje has worked with system–level programming and optimization since 1981. | Carl Franklin Read more... |
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Louis Dejardin Louis is the author of the Spark view engine and can be found at whereslou.com. | Greg Young Greg Young is an independent consultant who lives in two suitcases (literally). |
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Steve Strong Steve has around 20 years of commercial software development experience, the last 10 of which have predominantly been on the .Net platform. | Harald Søvik Harald is working as technical architect with Computas AS, on a 5–year–long project with 25 developers. |
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Shay Friedman Read more... | Tiberiu Covaci Tiberiu started his developer career in 1991, but wasn't until 1994 that he got introduced into the Microsoft world of technologies. He wrote his first scheduler for multitasking systems that run under DOS 1995. |
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Scott Allen Scott is the founder and Principal Consultant with OdeToCode LLC. He is also a member of the Pluralsight technical staff. | Tim Heuer Tim Heuer is a program manager for Microsoft Silverlight. |
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Tom Gilb Tom Joined IBM Oslo, in 1958, and has been a business consultant since 1960, with his own company. | Filip Van Laenen Filip van Laenen is a Chief Engineer at the Norwegian software company Computas AS, which supplies IT solutions to the public and the private sector in Norway. |
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Karianne Berg Karianne Berg holds a MSc from University of Bergen, Norway, and is currently employed at the Norwegian consulting firm Objectware. | Kjetil Moløkken-Østvold Kjetil Moløkken–Østvold has extensive experience with software estimation and process improvement, both as a consultant and researcher. He is a frequent speaker at conference venues, including Agile, Smidig, JavaZone and Sofware.
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Harald Fianbakken Harald is a developer and solution architect at CIBER. He is a core .NET developer and tech–enthusiast, working with both Java and .NET. Passionate for low level details and performance. | Brett Schuchert Brett Schuchert currently works for Object Mentor as an agile coach and trainer. |
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Ole André Vadla Ravnås Ole André is a self–taught aspiring software craftsman who joined TANDBERG in 2006. | Unni Løland Unni has been working with .NET development in BEKK since 2006. |
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Anders Taucher Anders has been working on IT systems development projects since 1997, the last ten years as a project manager at Bekk Consulting. | Tore Vestues Tore is a managing consultant at BEKK. He has a special interest in code quality, productivity, architecture, process and agile thinking. |
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Fredrik Kalseth Fredrik works as a senior consultant for Capgemini in Stavanger – at least that is what his business card will tell you. In his own words, Fredrik is a software craftsman apprentice, solving client’s software needs by day and studying the craft of software development by night. | Olve Maudal Olve Maudal loves to write code, but is perhaps more interested in how software is developed than what it actually does.
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Mattias Skarin After 9 years as a developer, Mattias Skarin decided to find out what it takes to move development teams into a position of success. | Johannes Brodwall Johannes Brodwall is just–a–programmer. He’s been programming for ten years and has found that in order to be just–a–programmer, one needs to create an environment in where creativity can happen.
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Niklas Björnstedt Niklas Bjørnerstedt's goal is to professionalize the customer. |
