Thomas Lundström
Thomas Lundström is a consultant in Agile software development with Softhouse in Malmö, Sweden. As a generalist interested in both the CLR and JVM as platforms as well as the client-side, he has worked in different roles in a number of more-or-less Agile projects. No matter the project, he tries to stand with one foot each in the process and technology space, always looking out for better ways to work.
Track abstract - Javascript - K1
RequireJS for modular JavaScript code
Nowadays, our server-side code looks reasonably well. We use TDD together with sturdy domain-driven code sprinkled with one more level of indirection to solve just that tricky problem.
And then there's our client-side code. With .js files spanning thousands of rows, containing top-namespaced functions called from everyone-and-her-mother making change a bitch. And you the bitch of change.
Help! Please?
RequireJS is a way of modularizing your JavaScript code. This will help you divide-and-conquer, which will solve the mess that lots of client-side code bases have turned into. Fear not, there is a way; I'll show you how!
This is a 12 minute "lightning talk"
Track abstract - .NET - H2
Introducing ASP.NET MVC in Legacy Webforms Applications
In this talk I'll show how we managed to start and finish part one of the migration of the classic 3-layered Webforms application to a more modern MVC app. I'll show some places for easy wins as well as where you might need to roll up your sleeves and do some hard work.
