Sander blogs!
Requesting by many, I finally came round. I started my own blog and immediately entered a first post So here it is.
Please visit my blog at blog.sanderhoogendoorn.org
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The Trinidad Platform is a collaborative fully agile software development platform for both .NET and Java JEE, that integrates an agile process (based on Smart) with a pragmatic estimation method (based on smart use cases), modeling using UML techniques, code generation (the Tobago MDA Generator), a set of clear and practical reference architecture and the Trinidad Framework to support high productive and high quality development of working software.
More information on the Trinidad Platform can be found at: wiki.trinidadplatform.org. |
As of September 1, 2005 I have joined Capgemini. My new and unique role of principal technology officer at Capgemini offers me new and international challenges. I intend to make a key contribution in further professionalizing modern software development at Capgemini and its customers.
At Capgemini I focus on software development methodologies and processes, object orientation, UML, agility, software factories, model driven architecture, DSL's, patterns, component based development, and service oriented architectures, using both Java and Microsoft technologies.
While working at Capgemini, I will continue to write for magazines such as Software Release Magazine, SDN Magazine, Informatie, OBJECTSpectrum, .NET Magazine, International Developer and DevX. I intend to start writing a new book in the fall. Besides this, I will continue presenting at seminars of IT Works and Array Seminars and at conferences, such as SDC, JAOO, Database Systems, SET, JavaPolis and OOP.
I would like to thank everyone I’ve worked with during my Ordina years, colleagues, customers and competitors, for their close cooperation. |
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Sander does keynote at J-Spring conference
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 On may 11 the J-Spring conference took place. J-Spring is the spring conference of the NL-JUG, The Dutch Java User Group. The conference contained 15 technical sessions on Java and application development. I was pleased to address one of the two keynotes, titled "Applicaton Lifecycle Management. The new buzzword."
As one of the visitors noted in his Blog:
"Lunch followed, and two vendorsessions (a boring productdemo rudely interrupted, and a somewhat more intersting talk about MDA etc.). After that a very, very interesting presentation by Sander Hoogendoorn about the software developement proces, and what's wrong with it, and what can be done to right some of these wrongs. Very interesting because it addressed a lot of stuff I have been struggling with. It's not for nothing I have the link to XP in my to read list. Another one I can add now: a link to SMART. To figure out what it is, and what they are. Sander Hoogendoorn aspired, and succeeded, to be the most entertaining presenter of the day."
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Talk at BI Conference!
New, for the first time ever I'll do a talk at a BI Conference (on agile BI). See
TDWI Europe 2007
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Sander on WebShots
View photos by Sander on WebShots
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Guest lecture Hogeschool Zwolle
On March 19, Sander will present a guest lecture at the Hogeschool Windesheim in Zwolle. Sander will talk about new challenges in software development, agile best practices, modeling and agile model driven development.
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Sander at SET 2007
Sander will do a talk on pragmatic MDA at the SET 2007 Conference in Zurich in May.
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Dutch UML & MDA Tool Launched!
@Portunity, a new Dutch tool vendor, has launched the first version of its UML / MDA tool BluePrint.
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Sander in .NET Magazine
Sander's article on patterns for using references is recenlty published in Dutch in Microsoft's .NET Magazine. Locate the English and German versions on the Publications tab
Download article
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