Tuesday 29 January 2013
Schedule is subject to change without notice.
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09:00 - 10:00 |
Keynote - Radia Perlman
Llewellyn Hall |
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10:00 - 10:40 |
Morning Tea
MCC Foyer |
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| Open Government (Tickets) | OpenStack | Open Programming | Browser | Cross-Distribution Linux | Haecksen | |
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10:40 - 12:20 |
10:40: "State of the Federation" opening address | 10:40: Welcome - Tristan Goode | 10:40: Solving Interesting Problems by Writing Parsers - Jacinta Richardson | 10:40: Implementing Threaded Accelerated Compositing in WebKit GTK+ - Gwang Yoon Hwang | 10:40: The Syzix Project - Kevin Pulo | 10:40: Feminism, anarchism and FOSS - Skye Croeser |
| 10:50: Introduction to OpenStack - Joshua McKenty | ||||||
| 11:00: Open discussion about what we want to achieve by this time next year | ||||||
| 11:05: Making code more functional: Lambda land in layperson's language - Katie Miller & Steve Dalton | 11:05: Defeating Cross-Site Scripting attacks with Content Security Policy - Francois Marier | 11:05: Overcoming imposter syndrome - Denise Paolucci | ||||
| 11:20: Service delivery panel | 11:20: Open Build System - Tim Serong | |||||
| 11:30: Intro to Swift for New Contributors - John Dickinson | 11:30: The WebKit Browser Engine - An Overview - Dirk Schulze | |||||
| 11:40: Validating Core Parallel Software? - Paul E McKenney | 11:40: Have you been a lone unicorn - Robyn Willison | |||||
| 11:55: NeCTAR Research Cloud: OpenStack in Production - Tom Fifeld | ||||||
| 12:05: Reducing bugs with Boost/Test - Andrew McDonnell | 12:05: CyberWar: Mo' Metaphor, Mo' Money, Mo' Problems? - Joh Pirie-Clark | |||||
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12:20 - 13:20 |
Lunch
uncatered |
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13:20 - 15:00 |
13:20: Open data panel | 13:20: All-around OpenStack storage with Ceph - Florian Haas | 13:20: PHP in 2013: generators, and password hashing, and finally (oh my!) - Adam Harvey | 13:20: Panel session | 13:20: OpenStack and Linux Distros - Monty Taylor | 13:20: Less flack, moar hack! - Kathy Reid |
| 13:45: Bare metal provisioning with OpenStack - Devananda van der Veen | 13:45: AngularJS and the new web development ecosystem - Daniel Nadasi | 13:45: Open Source Cities - Fee Plumley | ||||
| 14:10: Participatory democracy & civic hacking panel | 14:10: Writing API extensions for Nova - Christopher Yeoh | 14:10: Web IDL: Defining Web APIs and Implementing Javascript Bindings - Cameron McCormack | ||||
| 14:15: Crowdsourcing upstream refactoring - Tom Marble and Bdale Garbee | ||||||
| 14:20: Embedding everything in everything for fun and profit - Mark Aufflick | 14:20: Recipe for making geek jewellery - Ruth Ellison | |||||
| 14:35: The OpenStack Metering Project - Angus Salkeld | 14:35: Web Animations: unifying CSS Transitions, CSS Animations, and SVG - Shane Stephens | |||||
| 14:45: Designing an efficient runtime library for AVR microcontrollers - Alastair D'Silva | 14:45: Educating girls about FOSS with FOSS - Katie Miller | |||||
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15:00 - 15:40 |
Afternoon Tea
MCC Foyer |
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15:40 - 17:20 |
15:40: Lightning Talks | 15:40: Lightweight PaaS on the NCI OpenStack Cloud - Kevin Pulo | 15:40: What we can learn from Erlang - Tim McNamara | 15:40: The Horrible History of Web Development - Daniel Nadasi | 15:40: Reviewing FLOSS: experience and feedback from 10 years - Bruno Cornec and Paul Whyman | 15:40: Getting your talk accepted: write a convincing talk proposal - Jacinta Richardson |
| 16:05: Enabling Compute Clusters atop OpenStack - Enis Afgan | 16:05: Concurrent Programming is not so difficult - Daniel Bryan | 16:05: py.test, Selenium, jQuery and the Pacific Ocean - Brianna Laugher | ||||
| 16:25: (c) assignment and governance hints - Michael Meeks | ||||||
| 16:30: Shared Panel with OpenStack | 16:30: Shared Panel with Open Government | 16:30: The Future of HTML5 Apps - Jeremy Apthorp | 16:30: Robogals - Sam Cheah | |||
| 16:40: Lightning Talks | ||||||
| 16:45: LibreOffice, distributions and packaging - Michael Meeks | ||||||
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18:00 - 22:00 |
Speaker's dinner
Speaker's Dinner Venue |
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Schedule is subject to change without notice.