The Wharton school’s media team recently published their Ballroom C and Keynote Recordings. The player defaults to Silverlight but will fall back to HTML 5 (meaning it will work on your iPhone or iPad).
These videos were recorded by Tim Allen and his team from the Wharton School. (“@flipperPA”:https://twitter.com/#!/flipperpa), thanks Tim!!
Introduction
- “Show opener, the mayor visits and shares some remarks”: http://ph.ly/ete-2012-intro-wharton
Keynotes
- Chad Fowler’s “Self Engineering Keynote”: http://ph.ly/ete-2012-self-engineering-keynote-wharton
- Alex Payne’s talk on emerging languages, “A tour of the Horizon”: http://ph.ly/ete-2012-tour-of-horizon-keynote-wharton
Conference Sessions
- James Shore – “Kanban, Lean and Large-Scale Agile”: http://ph.ly/ete-2012-james-shore-agile
- Bill Pugh – “Effective use of FindBugs in Large Software Development Efforts”: http://ph.ly/ete-2012-bill-pugh-findbugs
- Chad Fowler – “This is not a Rails shop”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-fowler-not-a-rails-shop
- Aaron Patterson – “Code Charcuterie – Curing Rails”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-patterson-code-charcuterie
- Jim Weirich – “Connascense Examined”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-weirich-connascense
- Douglas Crockford – “Principles of Security”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-crockford-security
- Yehuda Katz – “Ember.js – Attacking Boilerplate Where it Lives”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-katz-ember-js
- Scott Chacon – “How GitHub Works”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-chacon-github
- Douglas Crockford – “Javascript, Programming Style, and your Brain”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-crockford-js-brain
Awards
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“Philly ETE Project of the Year Panel and Awards Ceremony”:http://ph.ly/ete-2012-project-of-the-year