- Speakers
Hillel Wayne
- Schedule
- Thursday 30 from 12:00 until 13:00
- Description
Technology is a multitrillion dollar industry, but we know almost nothing about how it's best practiced. Empirical Software Engineering, or ESE, is the study of what works in software and why. Instead of trusting our instincts we collect data, run studies, and peer-review our results. This talk is all about how we empirically find the facts in software and some of the challenges we face, concluding with a guide on how to find existing research and an overview on some things we've learned about DDD.
About Hillel Wayne
Hillel is a formal methods consultant, the author of Learn TLA+ and Practical TLA+, and a member of the TLA+ and Alloy boards. His other work includes The Crossover Project, a collection of interviews with traditional-turned-software engineers, and Let's Prove Leftpad. In his free time, he juggles and makes chocolate. He tried to bring enough for everyone but no promises.