Codemotion Rome 2015
27 - 28 Mar 2015 at Dipartimento di Ingegneria - Università Roma 3

Talk comments

Marco Trevisan at 18:20 on 1 Apr 2015

Nice story, told by one of the protagonists of the computers age.

on Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going?

Anonymous at 18:18 on 1 Apr 2015

A little too generic, and was missing some points of the actual Free software, more than just "open source".

on The Value of Open Source

Marco Trevisan at 18:17 on 1 Apr 2015

Talk presentato in modo abbastanza simpatico, ma alla fine la risposta al problema è piuttosto banale, e non può essere sufficiente.

In oltre, da lavoratore remoto come lo stesso Matteo, manca una la spiegazione più importante: come dire di NO a sé stessi.

on NO. La sottile arte di trovare il tempo dove non esiste.

Marco Trevisan at 18:14 on 1 Apr 2015

Non capisco il punto di partenza: il problema dell'assenza del riuso per me non esiste (sarà che lavoro in ambito open).

Detto, questo, ed anche accettando che in altri contesti lavorativi manchi il riuso dei componenti di base, molte chiacchere e poche risposte concrete.
Waaaaaah! per adesso è tutt'altro che un metodo, semmai una filosofia, ma che magari alcuni developer già applicano senza avere una formalizzazione (od una commercializzazione) della stessa.

on Waaaaaah! - Sviluppare Software con la Produzione Relazionale Ricombinante (RRP)

Ivano Pagano at 17:29 on 1 Apr 2015

Outstanding talk for the day.
Blown away by the unusual subject and the many insight given into this relatively unknown computational model and scientific field.
Rich in information and nicely presented material.
I found this talk very exciting.

on Programming the superbrain: from atoms to non-Von Neumann architecture

Ivano Pagano at 17:26 on 1 Apr 2015

A quite unusual and practical approach to service quality and risk management on microservice architectures.
Nice presentation, well documented and clearly exposed.
I appreciated the references to real life use cases that exemplified the otherwise abstract level of analysis of the talk.
Some lessons learned.

on Measuring Micro-services

Ivano Pagano at 17:19 on 1 Apr 2015

Nice introduction to many useful features of the kotlin language and platform for android development.
While similar but easier to handle than java, I'm not sure it justifies the passage to a new language.
My personal take is that it can be a useful tool for android-focused development for fulltime java devs. Otherwise it sounds like a nice commercial move from jetbrains to attract developers to their (absolutely great) IDE.

The presentation was clearly exposed, based on many practical code samples and some live usage of the IDE.

on Kotlin, the Swift of Android