1. Java EE 6 : Paving The Path For The Future
2. Dynamic Languages & Web Frameworks in GlassFish
3. Create Appealing Cross-device Applications for Mobile Devices with Java ME and LWUIT
4. Building RESTful applications using Spring MVC
5. Building modular applications
6. Java web services using JAX-WS
7. Getting started with Scala – Mindmap – Code
8. Developing, deploying and monitoring Java applications using Google App Engine
9. Experiences of Fully Distributed Scrum between San Francisco and Gurgaon
10. How Android is different from other systems – An exploration of the design decisions in Android
11. Optimize Performance of I/O-intensive Java applications Using Zero Copy
12. Concurrency: Best Practices
13. Java For Mobile Devices – Building a client application for the Android platform
14. Groovy Grails as a modern scripting language for Web applications
15. Overview of The Scala Based Lift Web Framework
16. Automating the JEE deployment process
17. Google Web Toolkit (GWT) Internals, Tips and Tricks
18. Implementing Search Functionality With Lucene & Solr

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Speaker : Narinder Kumar

Scrum in general talks about small and co-located teams where members are all sitting in the same room and can easily participate in various design, development and project related discussions. Because of various reasons, lot of software development is currently being done from different geographical locations and at times the development teams are separated from each other by huge time-difference.

This presentation talks about my experience as a software developer in one of the projects where development was simultaneously being done from San Francisco, USA and Gurgaon, India. It explains about various challenges which came our way, our solutions to them and despite being separated by 12.5 hours time difference, how we were able to achieve close to co-located team’s velocity without adversely affecting team members working style on both sides.

Take-Away for the Audience

1. How to set up a fully distributed team
2. How to measure team performance – velocity and quality
3. How to ensure local velocity is maintained when team distributes across time zones
4. How to deal with cultural differences