Postponed – Date TBD
Mango Languages
In fall 2004, Ford Motor Company chartered a team of Perl/CGI developers to implement a robust 80-table J2EE application with assistance of a single Java consultant.
The lessons learned are emerging as an application development evolution – Pattern Enabled Development – a catalyst for business innovation.
Share in the excitement as Marvin takes us on a multi-year journey across four continents in pursuit of an enabling approach to global application development. And dissect lessons learned for applicability within your sphere of influence!
About Our Speaker
Marvin Toll is an IT enthusiast with over two decades as an effective Consultant, Project Manager, Architect, Instructor, Supervisor and Developer. PMP certified for ten years beginning in 1999, he was an early adopter of Agile Practices while managing full life cycle development and COTS implementations. As a Java Architect he has “hands-on” skills in object-oriented design, Java EE application development and COTS product development. Marvin has experience in the automotive, education, financial, government, human resources, legal, and utility sectors.
In his spare time Marvin authored four (4) open source initiatives (beginning with the most current):
- SOAj – A “General Store” Approach To Application Development
- TestUtil – Automated Method Testing Tool
- JSlim – “Service Locator Information Manager”
- protodev – Prototyping Tool (deprecated)
During the past couple years Marvin founded both the regional “Agile and Beyond” conference and the “Pattern Enabled Development” movement.
When
Postponed – Date TBD
6:00 PM — Networking
6:45 PM — Announcements
7:00 PM — Speaker
8:30 PM — Wrap up and more networking
Location
Mango Languages – Host and Sponsor
30445 Northwestern Hwy. Suite 300
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
Cost
$5, Current students
$10, Usability Professionals’ Association members
$20, All others
Register
Register online at Guestlist so we know who’s coming and how to plan for refreshments. We’ll also take payment (cash or check) at the door. Questions? Email events {at} miupa dot org.
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