SwanseaCon 2017
Unit tests, lets get sceptical @thomasguest was a great end to the morning before lunch pic.twitter.com/EM4RPAs975
— SwanseaCon (@SwanseaCon) September 25, 2017
I’m just back from a packed two days at SwanseaCon and would like to thank the organisers, speakers and participants for making such a welcoming and diverse conference happen right where I live.
For me, highlights included:
- Professor Dave Snowden’s erudite and slide-free talk. It was a privilege to listen: although I may not quite have kept up, I will certainly follow up
- Irina Tsyganok’s sensitive and inspirational presentation on pair-programming
- Lawrence Weetman’s dishwashing demo — with three on-stage helpers, no less
- Scott Fulton’s honest report on some personal agile life lessons
The venue wasn’t too shabby either.
Having attended a fair few technical conferences, it felt refreshing and important to be part of something a little softer. Software development is about community, communication and culture, and SwanseaCon scored top marks on all three.
So, again, thanks!