ADAConf 2025 - Workshops
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Building a Decentralised Architecture Practice
Unlock effective Architecture across your organisation by building an architecture team that enables without restricting.
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Andrea Magnorsky is a programmer and entrepreneur currently based in New Zealand. She is well-known in the programming community for her contributions to functional programming and software architecture.
Magnorsky has over 20 years of experience in the software industry and has spoken at many international conferences and events on topics such as game development, functional programming, and software architecture. She is the creator or Bytesize Architecture Sessions |
Untangling Legacy with (or without!) AI
Whether you're a tech lead, a developer or a technically minded tester, this workshop will help you approach legacy code with confidence.
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Dan is a former computational, mathematical physicist turned software developer / designer / leader turned turned Agile, XP, and technical coach.
At Everest he helps people and teams and leaders get better through a blend of fun and challenging training plus coaching.
He teaches martial arts (Japanese Jiu-jitsu, Judo and Kung Fu) in his spare time. |
Architecture as a Collective Practice: A Role-Playing Simulation
You’ve just joined Mago, a globally renowned digital publisher. It’s your first day as an architect… and a crisis is unfolding. This first-of-its-kind role playing workshop invites you to enjoy the egalitarian experience of “doing architecture” as a collective, cross-functional practice.
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Diana and her teammates build modern software systems for diverse clients. She has 20+ years experience engineering and architecting software systems for organizations including Stanford, The Gates Foundation, Memorial Sloan Kettering and Teach For All. She has also served as Principal Systems Architect for The Economist and The Wikimedia Foundation.
She wrote the O’Reilly book, Learning Systems Thinking: Essential Nonlinear Skills & Practices for Software Professionals. Her company, Mentrix, publishes courses and learning materials for aspiring nonlinear thinkers. |