CAS2014 Wrap up

This year’s edition of the CAS 2014 has been awesome. There were several tracks:

The last one is where I spent most of the time.

The schedule

The first day:

Sandro Mancuso: talking about Software Craftsmanship
Jose Manuel Armesto: talking about Unit Testing sucks (and it’s our fault)
Rubén Martín Pozo: talking about Specification by example - Historia de un equipo que no odia documentar
Xavi Gost: talking about La economía del refactoring. Una visión desde la gestión económica del proyecto.
Pedro Gustavo Torres: talking about Pair Programming

The second day:

Rafael de Castro: talking about Generando tests
Ricardo Borillo: talking about CQRS y los beneficios surgidos de la necesidad.
Manu Cupcic and Adrian Perreau de Pinninck: talking about Delivery at Scale.
Juan Gabardini: talking about Testing en equipos infectados de test. This talk was also prepared by Juan Diego Vasco Moncada but he couldn’t come.

The conferences were awesome, but I’d preferred if most (if not all) were in English so this conference can attract more international speakers

There were 600+ people in the CCCB. That was only possible due to all the volunteers, organizers, caterers and the assistants.

You can find more information on the official website and on twitter using the hashtag #cas2014