The practicalities

Where: Nasdaq Stockholm, Tullvaktsvägen 15, 105 78 Stockholm, Sweden
When: October 11, 10:00 CEST, to October 12, 15:00 CEST
Who: To get in touch with the organizers send an email to eiffel-tc@googlegroups.com.
Communication: For questions, comments, or suggestions regarding the Summit, please join us on Slack.

Agenda

Topic	Level	Start time
Welcome and introductions There will no doubt be some new faces so let's introduce ourselves before we start. Our hosts might also have practical matters to talk about. Speaker: Claes Richárd & Emil Bäckmark	Beginner	10:00
Community news New TC introduction Decide agenda New or significantly updated projects Speaker: Emil Bäckmark & TC members	Beginner	10:20
Updates on Eiffel visualizations Speaker: Magnus Bäck	Intermediate	10:50
Eiffel at Nasdaq Speaker: Claes Richárd Slides Video	Beginner	11:10
Lunch		12:00
Ask me anything An opportunity for anyone to ask any question about Eiffel and we'll all help out answering. Possible topics include: How should we actually use events in a particular scenario? What Eiffel components exists and how do they interact? How can Eiffel be deployed in production? Moderator: Magnus Bäck	Beginner	13:00
Break Time to stretch our legs, recaffeinate our vessels and socialize Speaker: All		14:30
Deployment events Continue the discussion of how deployments should be modeled with Eiffel (see issue 239). Moderator: Magnus Bäck	Intermediate	15:00

Topic	Level	Start time
CDEvents What is this new CDEvents thing that people talk about and how does it relate to Eiffel? Speaker: Emil Bäckmark & Mattias Linnér Slides Video	Beginner	09:00
Event categorization Speaker: Mattias Linnér	Intermediate	09:50
Break Time to stretch our legs, recaffeinate our vessels and socialize Speaker: All		10:20
Protocol news Checksums for artifact files (issue 290) New file format for schemas and documentation (issue 282) \| Slides meta.schemaUri The new PRECURSOR link type (issue 227) Speaker: Emil Bäckmark & Magnus Bäck Video	Beginner	10:40
State of ETOS Speaker: Tobias Persson & Fredrik Fristedt Slides Video	Beginner	11:15
Lunch		11:40
Using Eiffel to peek into OpenEmbedded’s hierarchical source code structure It's not entirely obvious how to model a hiearchical source code structure like that one used with OpenEmbedded, where the system as a whole is defined by multiple source code repositories containing configuration files that, in turn, reference the source code of the actual code. This talk will show how Axis Communications does this. Speaker: Magnus Bäck Slides Video	Intermediate	12:30
Environment events and more Moderator: Magnus Bäck	Beginner	13:00
Coffee and Eiffel 5 years from now Let's fill our coffee cups and nail down our visions. Do we have a vision for where Eiffel should be in 2027? Moderator: Emil Bäckmark	Beginner	13:50
Wrap-up Moderator: Claes Richárd & Emil Bäckmark	Beginner	14:45