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This year in Odessa, August 20!

Mark your calendar & come to see

best developers, experts & guru!

We have closed the registration! 1871 participants plan to come to IT JAM!
Looking forward to meeting all of you in Odessa on Saturday!!!

Schedule

Here will be the schedule of 5 technological sessions. Note, that the program is in its formation stage & it will be updating regularly.

10:30-11:00 Registration and coffee
11:00-11:10 Opening speech of the organizers
11:10-15:40 Presentations in 5 parralel technological sessions (.NET, QA, Web-development, Mobile, Java).

11:10-15:40 Parrallel "Main stage" non-technological session with trends & management in IT, key-note speakers, etc.

16:30-17:30 Panel discussion
17:35-18:35 IT-Jam Pecha Kucha with Timofey Yevgrashyn
19:00 - till last standind developer IT-Jam Music Session

During formation of the program we will be posting new topics of presentations here & on the "Program & speakers" page.

Watch for the updates of the program via our pages in social networks:

10:30- 11:00	Registration
11:00- 11:10	Sessions start
	Mobile	Java	Web development	.NET	QA	Main stage	Workshop
11:10- 11:40	Ilya Chernetskiy Yes, you can! - develop your own ideas into successful world-class apps	Vyacheslav Chimshir 10 years of Java Enterprise Architecture Design in Telecom	Sergey Parizhskiy Kick start on Rails	Roman Kalita Parallelism in .NET 4	Vasiuk Artem Building Acceptance Tests and Acceptance Criteria in Agile	Konstantin Khait New era of in-vehicle connectivity: only content matters
11:50- 12:20	Vladimir Pouzanov Clang 3.0: Memory Management	Zenyk Matchyshyn Building Semantic Search Engine	Andrey Mikhailov Puppet - IT-infrastructure deployment framework. Became Master Of Puppets	Alex Tumanoff LightSwitch - different way to create business applications	Kateryna Sushko Agile testing	Petr Afanasiev Architecture of online Payments	Evgeniy Kurko FREE Workshop "Creating web-site on Drupal 7 CMS"
12:30- 13:00	Maxim Bazaliy iOS protection mechanisms	Igor Khotin Gradle – next generation of build tools	Igor Kononuchenko Web Application Infrastructure. Design, Client-side and Server-side Interaction	Alexander Beletsky Inside ASP.NET MVC framework	Artem Rozumenko What should you do when only testers worry about the project?	Dmytro Lapshyn ADOPTING AGILE: EDGES OF REASON
13:10- 13:40	Alexey Ustenko Android tools overview	Mikalai Alimenkou Scalable Java Application Development on AWS	Zhmurov Kirill The rapid development of web applications with the CakePHP framework	Dmitry Maleev Enterprise Architecture on MS Stack	Ivan Lysenko Pitfalls in QA in Agile	Dmytro Mindra What I have learned about leadership
13:50- 14:20	Naos JP Wilbrink Mobile Apps: privacy & security	Alex Kruk Application Development with Force.com	Vasyl Dizhak Geodjango in a nutshell	Dmitry Pasko Rx – Reactive Extensions	Aleksander Syvorotka QA: Customer Oriented Testing Approaches in theory and practice	Stas Davydov Freelance: pros & cons
14:30- 15:00	Vladimir Gorshunov How to develop multi-platform mobile applications?	Lev Sivashov Apache Cassandra – principles, data model	Alexander Postika Distributed ORM storage based on MySQL, Sphinx and Redis	Eugene Zharkov Kinecting people	Eugene Dmitrichenko Load testing of web applications	Sergii Maliarov Maintenance fun using Kanban
15:10- 15:40	Dmitry Tarasov Promotion of mobile applications beyond Application Stores	Ilya Rodin Applying theory & practice of TDD (Test Drive Development) in Android-development	Sergii Tkachenko Workshop: cheap, fast and secure web server for production within 30 minutes	Oleksandr Krakovetskyi Orchard CMS	Mikhail Holovaty Effective automated testing of web-projects with Lohika ALP system	Leonid Bugaev Mobile forces: How developers will change their teams in the next three years
15:50- 16:20	Coffee-break
16:30- 17:30	Panel discussion
17:35- 18:35	Pecha Kucha
18:35- 20:00	Music session
20-00	Wrap-Up