This was my second trip to KCDC and first time speaking there. This was my experience for 2017. I quite enjoyed having successes on day 1 of KCDC: workshop day. I spent the first half of my workshop day effectively creating an Electron application, a workshop led by Reverent Geek himself David Neal. David runs […]
Category: Presentations
Conference Speaking One Year Later
This past week marked my first full year conference speaking and I’ve learned a lot. I first spoke at Nebraska.Code(2016) and last week was Nebraska.Code(2017). Though I have been happy with the year, I feel last week I started to achieve some of the goals I set out to. It didn’t come naturally though, it […]
Bringing Ingenuity Back to Engineering
This is a presentation Katherine Andersen and I have done. See others at Past Presentations. Title Bringing Ingenuity Back to Engineering Abstract Developers, do you have innovative ideas that go unheard? Product Owners, does it feel like the solutions you deliver lack ingenuity? We have agile stories, empowered teams, and the latest in technology and yet we […]
Future Events
Here are the future events I will be giving. Check out Past Presentations for previous events. If you think a presentation of mine could be leveraged by those in your community to make an impact, contact me at any of the following: Twitter @NicholasTuck, Google Plus +NicholasTuck or LinkedIn: Nicholas Tuck. More Coming Soon – Aug […]
Past Presentations
Here are the latest presentations I have given outside of work. Kansas City Developer Conference Kansas City, MO (Aug 2-4th, 2017) Learn More Stop Iteration Bait and Switch | Details Bringing Ingenuity Back to Engineering | Details Lincoln Agile Community Meetup Lincoln, NE (Jun 6th, 2017) Learn More | Specific Event Something’s Rotten in […]
Stop Iteration Bait and Switch Presentation
This is a presentation Katherine Andersen and I have done. See others at Past Presentations. Title Stop Iteration Bait and Switch Abstract Have you ever worked on an agile project where you were pressured to get something out the door? Maybe you were told “it doesn’t have to be perfect,” “this is agile,” or “we will […]