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O Javie jutro nad Wisłą

Jeśli jeszcze nie macie planów na sobotę, może zajrzycie na nadwiślański j.Piknik? O 11:00 merytoryczną część imprezy rozpocznie Jakub Nabrdalik z TouK.

Jeśli jeszcze nie macie planów na sobotę, może zajrzycie na nadwiślański j.Piknik? O 11:00 merytoryczną część imprezy rozpocznie Jakub Nabrdalik z TouK.

Apocomito? Czyli jakie problemy rozwiązały mi DDD, CQRS, NoSQL, TDD i inni, a gdzie się kompletnie nie nadają – to temat wystąpienia Jakuba. Z pełną agendą imprezy można zapoznać się na stronie pikniku.  Oprócz uczty dla umysłu, nie zabraknie też strawy dla ciała.

I wykłady, i wspólne grillowanie odbędzie się w Temat Rzeka na plaży obok Mostu Poniatowskiego. Nie bójcie się deszczu, organizatorzy, czyli  Grupa Allegro i Fundacja PROIDEA, podobno zadbali o namioty:)

Wstęp na imprezę jest wolny.

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