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Adel N. Safonova

Talk(s): Generics: evolution in programming languages, semantics and implementation, proposed new features for Java
Alex Lagarde

Obeo

Software Engineer

Alex Lagarde is a software engineer working at Obeo on Obeo Designer, a software that allows to specify graphical modelers (Domain Specific Modeling approach). He has also worked on Collaborative aspects of model driven processes, using EMF technologies such as CDO or EMFTransaction. His personal interest in Documentation processes and Literate Modeling drove him to take the lead on the Intent project.

Talk(s): Create useful documentation with Mylyn Intent : a step further in Application Life-cycle Management
Alex Schladebeck

BREDEX GmbH

Alexandra earned a degree and an MA in linguistics from York University before starting work at Bredex GmbH, where she is a trainer and consultant for automated testing and test processes. When she is at the office, she is a part of the development team, representing the customer / user perspective for software. Alex helps to write user stories, brings feedback from the field and enjoys contributing to the emerging software in terms of testing. Alex frequently represents BREDEX at conferences, where she talks about agility and testing from project experience. She is also involved in event organisation and customer communication. Two of her main interests in the world of software development are how to make software user-friendly and how to bring agility to testing processes.

Talk(s): Using Jubula for continuous Electrical Engineering Test Cases, Automated acceptance testing for Eclipse applications with Jubula
Alexander Nyßen

itemis AG

Software Engineer

Alexander Nyßen works as a software engineer for itemis AG in Lünen, Germany. He is strongly committed to model-driven software engineering and has special interest in graphical modeling languages and Eclipse-based technology. Accordingly he is active committer of the Eclipse Graphical Editing Framework (GEF) project.

Talk(s): TMF meets GMF - Combining Graphical and Textual Modeling
Alexandre Freire

Talk(s): Pimp my Editor - Taking Eclipse to the Film Industry
Alvaro Sanchez

Talk(s): Mylyn Reviews - Introducing Review for Eclipse (R4E)
Andreas Graf

Talk(s): Requirements Modeling Framework: a Game-Changer
Andreas Hoegger

Talk(s): Building a Small Client Server Application with Eclipse Scout (Presented by BSI), Eclipse Scout features RAP: The Best of both Worlds
Andrew Overholt

Red Hat

Principal Software Developer

Andrew Overholt works at Red Hat's Toronto office on a variety of Eclipse-based initiatives. He leads the Linux Tools project at eclipse.org where he is also a member of the Architecture Council.

Talk(s): Hands on with the C/C++ IDE, Eclipse Linux Tools Project Update, IcedTea and IcedTea-Web
Andrew Ross

Eclipse Foundation

Director, Ecosystems

Andrew joined the Eclipse Foundation in June 2011 as Director, Ecosystems where his job is to nurture the Eclipse Ecosystem and add long term support (LTS) for Eclipse software.

His previous job was Director of Engineering at Ingres where he led a team of software engineers adding features to manage map data in databases. Prior to Ingres, Andrew worked as a Software Architect and Project lead at Nortel.

Andrew is also a charter member of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) and project lead and committer for the Freeseer video recording and streaming suite.

Talk(s): Eclipse, Ancient Style
Anton Arhipov

ZeroTurnaround

Product Lead

Anton is JRebel Product Lead at ZeroTurnaround. Professional interests include Java and related, middleware and tooling. The speaker record includes conferences like GeeCON and JavaZone. Twitter: @antonarhipov, LinkedIn: http://linkd.in/aarhipov

Talk(s): Eclipse + JRebel: Eliminate redeploys
Aurelien Pupier

BonitaSoft S.A.

R&D Engineer - QA Project Leader

Aurélien first became involved with the Eclipse Community and technologies when he was the main developer of the GMF-based JASMINe Design. He subsequently joined BonitaSoft as an R&D engineer to work on the development of Bonita Open Solution Studio, an Eclipse-based Open Source BPM solution named by the Eclipse Community in 2011 as "Best Modeling Application." He is also Project Leader of the Quality Assurance Team for all BonitaSoft software products.

He is also a committer on Eclipse GMF-Runtime.

Talk(s): How to improve the performance of your eclipse based application
Benjamin CABE

Talk(s): Do It Yourself coolness: Arduino and M2M development with Koneki, Modeling technologies and Machine-to-Machine, Lua tooling on steroids, Machine-to-Machine (M2M) for Dummies (Presented by Sierra Wireless)
Benjamin Muskalla

Tasktop Technologies

Benjamin Muskalla is a software developer at Tasktop Technologies in Karlsruhe, Germany. He is an active committer on Mylyn (Versions, Builds) and EGit, the Git integration for Eclipse. Ben also contributes to several other Eclipse projects including RAP, Platform UI and JDT. Ben has been deeply involved in the Eclipse community for more than six years and is a regular speaker and author on Eclipse-related topics. Ben is passionate about the quality of the Eclipse community and the transformational productivity gains that Eclipse and Mylyn enable.

Talk(s): Experiences from migrating Mylyn to Git and Tycho, What the heck are logical models?, Pimp your productivity with Git, Gerrit, Hudson and Mylyn, Task-focused modeling with Mylyn, EMF and Papyrus, Collaborative Modeling : the New Deal, Eclipse Hacker's Guide to the Git Universe
Bernhard Merkle

Talk(s): Hands on with the C/C++ IDE
Beyhan Veliev

EclipseSource

Software-Developer

Beyhan Veliev works as a software developer and consultant at EclipseSource in Karlsruhe, Germany. He successfully used Eclipse technologies in many customer projects and is a committer of the RT Packaging project responsible for the Runtime Packaging Tool. Beyhan is especially interested in Eclipse as IDE, OSGi, p2 and RAP.

Talk(s): Eclipse Runtime out-of-the-box
Bill McQuaide

Talk(s): Comparing Popular Eclipse Development Projects and Open Source Community Activity
Bogdan Stefanescu

Talk(s): Introducing Apricot - The Eclipse Content Management Platform, Your First Content Application with the Apricot Project (Presented by Nuxeo)
Carsten Reckord

Talk(s): How to build kick-ass RCPs, Legacy Systems: The Forgotten Frontier
Cedric Brun

Obeo

CTO

Cedric leads the Modeling Amalgamation and EMF Compare components, is commiter on several Eclipse Modeling projects (Acceleo), and his both member of the Eclipse Architecture and Planning Councils.

Hi also is the CTO of Obeo, building a broad range of products, from software modernization to enterprise architecture and software factories.

Talk(s): Create useful documentation with Mylyn Intent : a step further in Application Life-cycle Management
Chris Aniszczyk

Twitter

Open Source Manager

Talk(s): Eclipse Hacker's Guide to the Git Universe, EGit 1.0 and Beyond
Christian Campo

Talk(s): What makes an application a "good" application?, Git from a different (CVS/SVN) perspective, Scrum on steroids - Building the "perfect" Scrum app with Eclipse technology, Eclipse Riena Workshop - Building an RCP Client/Server Application (Presented by Compeople)
Christine Mitterbauer

Talk(s): Test Driven Development in embedded java projects – an unusual insight in usage scenarios and budgets
Christopher Frost

Talk(s): All About Virgo

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