http://sdtconf.com
With the help of West Chester University [http://www.wcupa.edu] and folks from Agile Philly User Group [http://www.agilephilly.org], we have everything set for the Simple Design and Testing Conference [SDTConf].
Dates: 27th - 29th 2006
Venue: West Chester University, Philadelphia, PA
Target Audience: Developers, Designers, Architects, DBAs and Testers
Conference fee: Free.
SDTConf is focused on providing agile practitioners a platform to meet face-to-face and discuss/demonstrate simple design & testing principles/approaches. The conference will use Spaces to structure conversation, improve understanding, facilitate brainstorming and help innovate.
This conference is not just limited to discussions; we are also planning an exclusive track for hands-on-sessions. This session will give practitioners a platform to work on some of key design and testing issues.
We are hoping participants would come to this conference with design and testing issues that they are facing day-to-day on their projects. Use this conference to exchange notes on other practitioner's approach towards solving similar problems. And, may be we come up with new patterns to address some of those reoccurring problems.
You don't have to be practicing XP, Scrum or other agile methodologies to attend this conference. This is about design and testing. Agile practices already address some of the common loop holes in this space, but this conference will try to take it to the next level.
registrations [] are open now. If you plan to attend this conference, please register ASAP, as we have only 75 slots in total.
Look forward to see you there.
-- Naresh Jain
http://jroller.com/page/njain
http://agileIndia.org
http://www.thoughtworks.com
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I registered, Naresh. See you in

8/13/06, Naresh Jain <nashjain (AT) yahoo (DOT) comwrote:

http://sdtconf.com

With the help of West Chester University [http://www.wcupa.edu] and folks
from Agile Philly User Group [http://www.agilephilly.org], we have
everything set for the Simple Design and Testing Conference [SDTConf].

Dates: 27th - 29th 2006
Venue: West Chester University, Philadelphia, PA
Target Audience: Developers, Designers, Architects, DBAs and Testers
Conference fee: Free.

SDTConf is focused on providing agile practitioners a platform to meet
face-to-face and discuss/demonstrate simple design & testing
principles/approaches. The conference will use Spaces to structure
conversation, improve understanding, facilitate brainstorming and help
innovate.

This conference is not just limited to discussions; we are also planning
an exclusive track for hands-on-sessions. This session will give
practitioners a platform to work on some of key design and testing issues.

We are hoping participants would come to this conference with design and
testing issues that they are facing day-to-day on their projects. Use this
conference to exchange notes on other practitioner's approach towards
solving similar problems. And, may be we come up with new patterns to
address some of those reoccurring problems.

You don't have to be practicing XP, Scrum or other agile methodologies to
attend this conference. This is about design and testing. Agile practices
already address some of the common loop holes in this space, but this
conference will try to take it to the next level.

registrations [
] are open now.
If you plan to attend this conference, please register ASAP, as we have only
75 slots in total.

Look forward to see you there.
-- Naresh Jain
http://jroller.com/page/njain
http://agileIndia.org
http://www.thoughtworks.com

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Hey, Naresh,

You had mentioned that you were trying to get the university to allow us to
rent some rooms cheaply. Did this happen? Is there a relatively inexpensive
hotel nearby, within walking distance?
-Corey

8/13/06, Naresh Jain <nashjain (AT) yahoo (DOT) comwrote:

http://sdtconf.com

With the help of West Chester University [http://www.wcupa.edu] and folks
from Agile Philly User Group [http://www.agilephilly.org], we have
everything set for the Simple Design and Testing Conference [SDTConf].

Dates: 27th - 29th 2006
Venue: West Chester University, Philadelphia, PA
Target Audience: Developers, Designers, Architects, DBAs and Testers
Conference fee: Free.

SDTConf is focused on providing agile practitioners a platform to meet
face-to-face and discuss/demonstrate simple design & testing
principles/approaches. The conference will use Spaces to structure
conversation, improve understanding, facilitate brainstorming and help
innovate.

This conference is not just limited to discussions; we are also planning
an exclusive track for hands-on-sessions. This session will give
practitioners a platform to work on some of key design and testing issues.

We are hoping participants would come to this conference with design and
testing issues that they are facing day-to-day on their projects. Use this
conference to exchange notes on other practitioner's approach towards
solving similar problems. And, may be we come up with new patterns to
address some of those reoccurring problems.

You don't have to be practicing XP, Scrum or other agile methodologies to
attend this conference. This is about design and testing. Agile practices
already address some of the common loop holes in this space, but this
conference will try to take it to the next level.

registrations [
] are open now.
If you plan to attend this conference, please register ASAP, as we have only
75 slots in total.

Look forward to see you there.
-- Naresh Jain
http://jroller.com/page/njain
http://agileIndia.org
http://www.thoughtworks.com

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Hello Corey,

Thank you for your ideas. Sunday, August 13, 2006, at 9:34:44 PM,
you wrote:

You had mentioned that you were trying to get the university to allow us to
rent some rooms cheaply. Did this happen? Is there a relatively inexpensive
hotel nearby, within walking distance?

My mapping software finds one hotel at 0.87 miles away, one at 1.38
miles, one at 3 miles.

Ron Jeffries
www.XProgramming.com
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Thanks, Ron!
Whoops, I forgot that he had sent it to the mailing list. I guess I should
always check my To: line to make sure it is going to the person
specifically.
-Corey

8/13/06, Ron Jeffries <ronjeffries (AT) xprogramming (DOT) comwrote:

Hello Corey,

Thank you for your ideas. Sunday, August 13, 2006, at 9:34:44 PM,

you wrote:

You had mentioned that you were trying to get the university to allow us
to
rent some rooms cheaply. Did this happen? Is there a relatively
inexpensive
hotel nearby, within walking distance?

My mapping software finds one hotel at 0.87 miles away, one at 1.38
miles, one at 3 miles.

Ron Jeffries
www.XProgramming.com
Comments lie. Code doesn't.

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