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Ralph Johnson is co-author of one of the most influential books of Computer Science, the book called Design Patterns. Therefore, he is one of the “Gang of Four” or GoF. His professional interests cover nearly all things object-oriented, especially frameworks, patterns, business objects, and Smalltalk. He does a lot of research in refactoring and his group made the original refactoring tool, the Smalltalk Refactoring Browser. Prof Johnson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Illinois.
www.cincomsmalltalk.com/userblogs/ralph/blogView
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University of Illinois Department of Computer Science, U.S.A.
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“Cope” works with clients as a "problem solver" at all levels of the enterprise. He is a pioneer in software design, including his early work in C++ program design, object-oriented programming, and multi-paradigm design. He has long appreciated the human side of design and has forwarded usability concerns through the software pattern community of which he is a co-founder and through his early work on computer visualization of the ethnographic structure of software development teams. He is the author of critically acclaimed books on design and software development. He has never created a programming language, and has never created a methodology.
http://www.artima.com/weblogs/index.jsp?blogger=cope
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Nordija, Denmark |
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Niclas is a coach, developer, educator and writer with a deep passion for the software development craft.
He believes that a lot of things really do make a difference in software development, like the languages, tools and processes you use.
This belief is the reason behind his love for things like agile processes, dynamic languages, code generation and domain-driven design - and also the reason he is very curious about what amazing things the future may hold.
http://niclasnilsson.se/
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factor10, Sweden |
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Dan has been writing software for about 15 years and thinks he is starting to get the hang of it. He has been a developer and agile coach for software development consultancy ThoughtWorks since 2002, and he gets very excited about helping teams become more effective at delivering software. He thinks writing software shouldn't be that hard and that people should talk to each other more.
He has presented at a number of conferences, such as JAOO, Agile Developers' Conference and XP Days in London and Benelux, on topics ranging from agile enablement and process improvement to NLP workshops and behaviour-driven development (BDD), which is where he thinks agile development is heading. He has published articles in the Java Developers' Journal and Better Software, and for CIO newsletters and the DSDM consortium.
http://dannorth.net
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ThoughtWorks, England |
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Jimmy is first and foremost a developer with almost 20 years of experience. He has also written the books ".Net Enterprise Design" and "Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns".
He is regularly giving seminars at many conferences in USA and Europe such as VSLive, OOPSLA and JAOO.
http://JimmyNilsson.com/blog/
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Jimmy's session at Expo-C 2007:
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factor10, Sweden |
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