[Klug-general] Kent Digest, Vol 315, Issue 11

[James Blake]

Our CTO runs with something called CodeFoo, with is our own implementation of Agile/Scrum and we use it around a development and QA team of several dozen.  

If anyone is interested, he lives in Northampton, but I will try and see if he can make it down one weekend meeting or even easier, hold an evening session in our offices which are 3 - 4 minutes from HS1 terminal at St Pancras.

James


On 9 Mar 2011, at 19:04, Reece Fowell wrote:

>>> Those all sound like good ideas Karl
>>> 
>>> How about talk on Agile/Scrum? Or general development techniques
>>> Also we've skirted on it a few times but a proper talk of SVN/ GIT or
>>> similar would be good.
>>> 
>>> I can't deliver either of these talks I'm afraid just very keen to learn
>>> more
>>> 
> 
> I am interested in Agile/Scrum/Crystal if anyone knows anything about it
> and is planning on making a talk about it, i am keen to learn more from 
> those with first hand experience.
> 
>> I'd like to see a GIT demo. Do we have anyone with any experience?
>>> Inspired by this, I wonder if anyone would be able to do a talk on GIT (I
>>> mean the version control system, not any number of polititions that answer
>>> to that name :p ).
>> 
> 
> Am also interested in GIT, i use it but i barely scratched the surface of what it
> can do, would be very eager to learn more about how it works, how to use it
> to its full potential, nifty tricks and tips etc.
> 
> 
>> LDAP and Active Server integration with cryptography and public key 
>> authentication across multiple platforms would be something I'm 
>> interested in.
>> 
>> I think LDAP in general would be a good subject for talk
> 
> This could be interesting, its not really important to me but if people are already
> going to meet up for LDAP discussion, then i wouldn't mind tagging along if people
> already interesting, though don't count me in if theres too few to bother because
> its not massively important for me.
> 
>>> I think LDAP in general would be a good subject for talk
>>> 
>>> Perhaps the authentication and public key stuff could become a part two?
> 
>> Yes but TLS would probably be done alongside LDAP.
>> 
>> I am definitely interested in the problems and solutions encountered (if 
>> any) by bringing Windows XP/Vista/7 into the mix
>> 
> 
> If LDAP discussion does go ahead, then sure, whatever i am more than happy to tag
> along and learn some new stuff.
> 
> Reece.
> 
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