… ist eine Un-Konferenz zu den Themen Software Architektur und Design, die vom 22. – 23. November 2019 in München stattfindet.
Unsere Sponsoren
Wir freuen uns sehr, dass dieses Jahr wieder Pierluigi Pugliese die Moderation der Veranstaltung übernimmt:
Pierluigi Pugliese started hacking code so long ago that he cannot remember exactly when anymore. After many years in various roles in the mobile telecommunication business, he works as a consultant for software organisations and coach for individuals and teams, focusing on software development and software processes, helping them implementing sound and agile solutions. He is regularly speaking at international conferences on agile and Scrum, especially focusing on people aspects and team interactions. Within the community, Pierluigi is well known as facilitator for Open Space events.
Save the date: SwaCamp 2019
SwaCamp ist eine Un-Konferenz zu den Themen Software Architektur und Design, die vom 22. – 23. November 2019 in München stattfindet. Merke dir jetzt schon den Termin in deinem Kalender vor.
Wann: 22. – 23. November 2019
Wo: iteratec GmbH, München
Über die Un-Konferenz
Was ist Un-Conf / Barcamp?
Das SwaCamp ist eine Un-Conf oder ein Barcamp. Dem zugrunde liegt das Open Space Format.
Das bedeutet insbesondere, dass es bis auf wenige ausgewählte Ausnahmen kein vorgegebenes Programm gibt. Was passiert, wer vorträgt, wird nicht vorher festgelegt. Wir stellen nur den Rahmen zur Verfügung, den Inhalt bringen unsere Teilnehmenden.
Häufig wird gesagt, dass das Beste an Konferenzen in Gesprächen und spontanen Hands-On-Sessions in der Kaffeepause passiert. Aus dieser Idee sind Un-Confs entstanden; eine Konferenz, die wie eine große Kaffeepause ist.
Wie funktioniert das?
Jeden Morgen treffen wir uns, um Sessions für den Tag vorzuschlagen. Sessions können ganz unterschiedliche Formen annehmen, hier nur die klassische Beispiele:
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Vortrag Wer einen vorbereiteten Vortrag hat, darf diesen natürlich sehr gerne halten!
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Hands-On-Sessions / Workshop Ein Workshop ist eine schöne Art, eine Technologie kennenzulernen. Wir setzen den Sessions kein Zeitlimit!
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Eine Diskussion Eine Diskussionsrunde ist oft ein guter Ausgangspunkt, um ein Thema zu besprechen, bei dem Input von anderen Teilnehmenden wichtig ist.
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Eine Nachfrage Wie mache ich … ? Was ist … ? Selten kommt so viel Kompetenz zusammen wie auf einer Konferenz. Umso besser, wenn man selbst nachfragen kann, was von besonderem Interesse ist!
An wen richtet sich die Un-Konferenz?
Dieser Event richtet sich an alle, die zum Beispiel als Developer oder Tester in Softwareprojekten zu tun haben und ein Interesse an Softwarearchitektur haben.
Wie viel Erfahrung in Softwareentwicklung oder Architektur die Teilnehmenden mitbringen, ist dabei egal: Wichtig ist das Interesse am Erfahrungsaustausch und an Softwarearchitektur im Allgemeinen.
Wer sind wir?
Wir sind eine Gruppe enthusiastischer Softwareentwicklerinnen und -entwickler mit einer starken Leidenschaft für Softwarearchitektur. Wir halten Softwarearchitektur für sehr relevant und wollen daher mit möglichst vielen Kolleginnen und Kollegen Erfahrungen austauschen und dabei helfen, die Community als solche zu verbessern. Aus diesem Grund gibt es bereits seit 2016 regelmäßige Treffen der SwaMUC, dem Softwarearchitektur-Meetup München, aus dem die Idee für diese Un-Conf entstand.
Wir, das Organisationsteam, gehören zu drei Firmen, die auch das Event sponsern, nämlich TNG Technology Consulting, iteratec und Mercateo. Obwohl TNG als Gastgeberin das SwaCamp auch offiziell veranstaltet, ist das SwaCamp ausdrücklich eine private Initiative, d.h. die Veranstaltung gehört zu keiner Firma, sondern ist ein Communityevent.
Warum kostet das SwaCamp Geld?
Wir benutzen das Geld, um das Essen zu bezahlen und um kurzfristige No-Shows zu verhindern.
Keynotes
Freitag: A new way of mapping sociotechnical architectures
Sociotechnical architectures aim at the interaction between people and technology in software architectures. Domain-driven Design is a very popular approach to this way of thinking. Context Maps have been an integral part of Domain-driven Design for many years and they helped many organization in cartographing their application and organizational landscapes. This talk will build up on the ideas of context maps and will propose a new level for mapping sociotechnical architectures. This approach will show different layers / perspectives for looking at the architecture of (systems of) systems. In addition I will show which patterns fit into which layer and reuse some of the context maps patterns but I will also show new patterns, that have not been described in the classic Domain-driven Design books.
Michael Plöd ist Principal Consultant bei innoQ. Seine aktuellen Interessengebiete sind Microservices, Domain-driven Design, polyglotter Persistenz, Alternativen zu alt eingewachsenen Softwarearchitekturen, Event Sourcing und Präsentationstechniken für Entwickler und Architekten.
Samstag: Beyond the hype: A practical look at models of self-organization
Self-organization has become one of the most popular buzz words in the business world. Many people talk about it, but when you ask for details, benefits and purpose, you often get vague answers or blank stares in return. What is the point of models of self-organization like Holacracy and Sociocracy, aside from name-dropping in meetings to sound smart and forward-thinking?
The idea of self-organized teams has been around for quite a while, and even the currently popular models of self-organization are a lot older than you might think. Why is it then that they have become so popular over the last few years? More and more companies attempt to implement agile work methods, to work more closely aligned with user needs and to drive their innovation efforts in general. At the same time, many organizations feel the new workflows clashing with their established structures and their work culture. Can these models of self-organization be a possible solution to this conflict? And if so, what might such a solution look like?
How can we look beyond the hype and the assorted myths about self-organization? My take is that we should forget about organizational charts for the moment and instead focus on more practical matters: Meeting formats and culture, responsibilities and decision making. This is where Holacracy and Sociocracy tackle the conflict of traditional hierarchy and self-organized, agile teams. I would like to share some thoughts and principles as well as my personal experience with self-organization with you, to facilitate discussion and the exchange of ideas.
Daniel Barth ist Gesellschafter der creaffective GmbH und seit 2013 international als Innovation Coach tätig. Er berät Kunden zu den Themen Innovation und Organisation, begleitet Firmen bei Innovationsprojekten, moderiert Innovations- und Strategieworkshops und hält Trainings zu Kreativität, Innovation und Arbeitsmethoden. Bei creaffective intern ist Daniel Barth unter anderem für Controlling, Kontinuierliche Verbesserung und für die Entwicklung neuer Angebote und Dienstleistungen verantwortlich. Außerdem schreibt er aktiv für das divergent-Magazin zu den Themen Kreativität, Innovationskultur und Innovationsprozesse. Er spricht Deutsch, Englisch und Mandarin Chinesisch
Zeitplan
Unser Programm:
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Der Zeitplan und die Ergebnisse der Veranstaltung 2019 sind hier zu finden.
Kontakt
Unser Organisationsteam ist gemeinsam über folgende Kanäle erreichbar:
- E-Mail unter info@swacamp.org
Registrierung
Die Registrierung ist ab dem 2. September 2019 möglich.
Verhaltenskodex
TL;DR: Seid euch gegenüber exzellent.
Wir erwarten von allen Teilnehmenden unserer Konferenz, sich an den folgenden Code of Conduct zu halten. Der Code of Conduct wird vom Orgateam durchgesetzt werden. Wir erwarten Kooperation aller Teilnehmenden, um eine für alle angenehme Umgebung zu schaffen.
Hilfe benötigt?
In den von uns geschickten E-Mails sind Kontaktinformationen. Das Orgateam ist auch während der Veranstaltung jederzeit ansprechbar.
Die kurze Version:
Wir möchten unseren Teilnehmenden eine belästigungsfreie Konferenz bieten; unabhängig von Geschlecht, sexueller Orientierung, Behinderung, Aussehen, Körperbau, Ethnizität oder Religionszugehörigkeit (oder Nichtvorhandensein einer solchen). Wir tolerieren keinerlei Belästigung von Konferenzteilnehmenden. Sexualisierte Sprache und Darstellungen sind auf der Konferenz unerwünscht. Dies umfasst den Veranstaltungsort, die Vorträge, Workshops und Feten, sowie Twitter und andere Medien. Teilnehmende, die gegen diese Regeln verstoßen, müssen mit Sanktionen durch das Veranstaltungspersonal rechnen, inklusive eines Verweises der Konferenz ohne Anspruch auf Rückerstattung des Eintrittspreises.
Die weniger kurze Version:
Ist (auf Englisch sowie übersetzt) auf der Quellenseite confcodeofconduct.com zu finden.
Location
Adresse
iteratec GmbH, https://www.iteratec.de
St.-Martin-Straße 114
81669 München
Deutschland
Telefon: 089 / 61 45 51 - 0
Mit der S-Bahn
Die meisten „Deutsche Bahn“ - Züge fahren bis zum Hauptbahnhof. Von dort bitte mit den S-Bahnen Richtung Ostbahnhof fahren, oder mit der U4/U5 Richtung Arabellapark/Neuperlach Süd. Am Münchner Ostbahnhof aussteigen und entweder zu Fuß 13 Minuten laufen, oder in die U-Bahnlinie U1/U2/U7 Richtung Neuperlach Zentrum / Messestadt Ost umsteigen und am Karl-Preis-Platz aussteigen. Von dort 6 Minuten zu Fuß in die St.-Martin-Straße 114. Eine weitere Möglichkeit bietet die S3 vom Ostbahnhof Richtung Taufkirchen. Hier bitte an der Haltestelle St.-Martin-Straße aussteigen und 9 Min. laufen. Noch näher ist der Bus Linie 145 Richtung Fasangarten, auch vom Ostbahnhof aus. Hier der Ausstieg an der Anzinger Straße, Gehzeit 3 Min bis zur St.-Martin-Straße 114.
Mit dem Auto
St.-Martin-Straße 114, 81669 in das Navigationsgerät eingeben. Der schnellste Weg über eine der Autobahnen ist die A 94. In der Umgebung gibt es wenige Parkplätze. Daher empfehlen wir Ihnen die Anreise mit der Bahn. Mit ein bisschen Glück finden Sie aber auch auf der St.-Martin- oder Balanstraße am Rand einen Parkplatz.
In der Nähe ist ebenfalls ein kostenpflichtiges Parkhaus vorhanden. Fahren Sie über die Balanstraße, biegen Sie rechts in die St.-Martin-Straße ein und gleich darauf vor der nächsten Ampel wieder rechts ins Gelände des Campus Neue Balan. Rechts befindet sich die Einfahrt zur Garage.
Karte
Hotel
JOYN Munich Rose - Serviced Living
Rosenheimer Str. 145K
81671 München
Reservierung per E-Mail hello@joyn-living.com
mit dem Buchungscode iteratec201 .
• Einzelzimmer 75€ (+4,90€ Frühstück optional)
• Doppelzimmer 125€ (+4,90€ Frühstück optional)
Hotel BOLD - München Giesing
Aschauer Str. 12
81549 München
Reservierung über Website http://bold-hotels.com/hotel-muenchen.html
Unter Ratencode / Promotion Code bitte ITC-19
• Einzelzimmer 70 € inkl. Frühstück
• Doppelzimmer 86 € inkl. Frühstück
… is an unconference with focus on software architecture and design in Munich. The conference will take place on 22. – 23. November 2019.
Our sponsors
We are very happy that Pierluigi Pugliese will this year again facilitate SwaCamp:
Pierluigi Pugliese started hacking code so long ago that he cannot remember exactly when anymore. After many years in various roles in the mobile telecommunication business, he works as a consultant for software organisations and coach for individuals and teams, focusing on software development and software processes, helping them implementing sound and agile solutions. He is regularly speaking at international conferences on agile and Scrum, especially focusing on people aspects and team interactions. Within the community, Pierluigi is well known as facilitator for Open Space events.
Save the date: SwaCamp 2019
SwaCamp is an unconference with focus on software architecture and design in Munich. The conference will take place on 22. – 23. November 2019. Please mark the date in your calendar.
When: 22. – 23. November 2019
Where: iteratec GmbH, München
About the conference
What is unconference / BarCamp?
SwaCamp is an unconference, or BarCamp, which is based on the Open Space format.
This involves, in particular, the lack of any fixed programs. With very few exceptions, we do not select speakers or topics up front. The core of the conference is that we provide a suitable framework for our participants to contribute content.
For many people, the best thing about conferences is the networking and spontaneous hands-on sessions that take place during coffee breaks. This is the main idea of unconferences - a conference that just feels like one big coffee break.
How does it work?
Every morning we meet up to discuss the agenda and suggest sessions for the current day. Those sessions can take various forms, some typical examples are:
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Presentation
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Hands-on sessions / workshops
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A discussion
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A question
“How can I …” ? “What is …” ? A conference provides the perfect setting to meet with and pick the brains of qualified experts. Thus it is the perfect opportunity to ask any question occupying your mind.
Who is SwaCamp for?
The event targets anybody involved in software projects, development, testing specifically interested in software architecture.
It does not matter how experienced you are or how long you have been dealing with software architecture and development. You only need to be interested in sharing experiences and talking about software architecture in general.
Who are we?
We are a group of enthusiastic software engineers with a strong passion for software architecture. We consider software architecture to be highly relevant. Thus we are looking for as many colleagues as possible to exchange experiences and help the community to improve as a whole.
We, as organizers, belong to various companies, namely TNG Technology Consulting, iteratec and Mercateo.
What do you pay money for?
We use the money to pay for food as well as to discourage last-minute no-shows.
Keynotes
Friday: A new way of mapping sociotechnical architectures
Sociotechnical architectures aim at the interaction between people and technology in software architectures. Domain-driven Design is a very popular approach to this way of thinking. Context Maps have been an integral part of Domain-driven Design for many years and they helped many organization in cartographing their application and organizational landscapes. This talk will build up on the ideas of context maps and will propose a new level for mapping sociotechnical architectures. This approach will show different layers / perspectives for looking at the architecture of (systems of) systems. In addition I will show which patterns fit into which layer and reuse some of the context maps patterns but I will also show new patterns, that have not been described in the classic Domain-driven Design books.
Michael Plöd is Principal Consultant at innoQ. His current topics of interest are Microservices, Domain-driven Design, polyglot persistences, alternatives to old style software architectures, Event Sourcing and presentation techniques for developers and architects.
Saturday: Beyond the hype: A practical look at models of self-organization
Self-organization has become one of the most popular buzz words in the business world. Many people talk about it, but when you ask for details, benefits and purpose, you often get vague answers or blank stares in return. What is the point of models of self-organization like Holacracy and Sociocracy, aside from name-dropping in meetings to sound smart and forward-thinking?
The idea of self-organized teams has been around for quite a while, and even the currently popular models of self-organization are a lot older than you might think. Why is it then that they have become so popular over the last few years? More and more companies attempt to implement agile work methods, to work more closely aligned with user needs and to drive their innovation efforts in general. At the same time, many organizations feel the new workflows clashing with their established structures and their work culture. Can these models of self-organization be a possible solution to this conflict? And if so, what might such a solution look like?
How can we look beyond the hype and the assorted myths about self-organization? My take is that we should forget about organizational charts for the moment and instead focus on more practical matters: Meeting formats and culture, responsibilities and decision making. This is where Holacracy and Sociocracy tackle the conflict of traditional hierarchy and self-organized, agile teams. I would like to share some thoughts and principles as well as my personal experience with self-organization with you, to facilitate discussion and the exchange of ideas.
Daniel Barth has been an Innovation Coach at creaffective since 2013. He supports international companies through consulting on the topics of innovation, agility and organization, He leads innovation projects, facilitates workshops and conducts trainings on creativity, innovation and methods of new work. At creaffective, Daniel is also responsible for controlling, continuous improvement and the development of new services and offerings. He is also writing about various topics in magazines, including creaffective’s own online magazine “divergent”. He speaks German, English and Mandarin Chinese.
Schedule
Our schedule:
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The schedule and the results of the event in 2019 can be found here.
Contact
The organizing team as a whole can be reached the following ways:
- E-mail via info@swacamp.org
Registration
Registration will be open from September 2nd, 2019.
Code of Conduct
TL;DR: Be excellent towards each other.
All attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers at our conference are required to agree with the following code of conduct. Organisers will enforce this code throughout the event. We expect cooperation from all participants to help ensure a safe environment for everybody.
Need Help?
After the registration, you will receive mails containing contact information. Just talk to us - also during the event - whenever you got questions or problems.
The Quick Version
Our conference is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks, workshops, parties, Twitter and other online media. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organisers.
The Less Quick Version
… can be found at confcodeofconduct.com.
Location
Address
iteratec GmbH, https://www.iteratec.de
St.-Martin-Straße 114
81669 München
Germany
Phone: 089 / 61 45 51 - 0
By Suburban Train or Bus
Most “Deutsche Bahn” trains go to the main station. From there please take the S-Bahn towards Ostbahnhof, or the U4 / U5 direction Arabellapark / Neuperlach Süd. Get off at Munich Ostbahnhof and either walk for 13 minutes or take the subway line. Change to U1 / U2 / U7 direction Neuperlach Zentrum / Messestadt Ost and get off at Karl-Preis-Platz. From there it is a 6-minute walk to St.-Martin-Straße 114. Another option is the S3 from Ostbahnhof direction Taufkirchen. Please get off at the stop St.-Martin-Straße and walk for 9 minutes.
Even closer is the bus line 145 direction Fasangarten, also from the Ostbahnhof. Here is the exit on Anzinger Straße, walking time 3 minutes to St.-Martin-Straße 114.
By Car
Enter St.-Martin-Straße 114, 81669 into the navigation device. The fastest way via one of the motorways is the A94. There are few parking spaces in the area. Therefore we recommend you to travel by train. With a bit of luck, you can also find a parking lot on the St. Martin or Balanstraße on the edge.
Nearby is also a paid parking garage available. Drive over Balanstraße, turn right into St.-Martin-Straße and immediately before the next traffic light turn right again into the campus of Neue Balan. On the right is the entrance to the garage.
Map
Hotel
JOYN Munich Rose - Serviced Living
Rosenheimer Str. 145K
81671 München
Reservation via hello@joyn-living.com
Please use promotion code iteratec2019.
• Single room 70 € (+4,90 € for optional breakfast)
• Double room 86 € (+4,90 € for optional breakfast)
Hotel BOLD - München Giesing
Aschauer Str. 12
81549 München
Reservation: http://bold-hotels.com/hotel-muenchen.html
Please use promotion code ITC-19.
• Single room 70 € including breakfast
• Double room 86 € including breakfast
If you’re interested feel free to contact us at info@swacamp.org.