Eiffel Summit 2023.1
This in-person two-day conference for people interested in the Eiffel protocol and its ecosystem had a mix of presentations and discussions. Newcomers as well as experienced practitioners were present.
| Topic | Level | Start time (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
Welcome, introductions & agenda adjustmentsThere 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. Speakers: Eiffel Technical Committee & Erik Sternerson |
Beginner | 9:00 |
| Beginner | 9:30 | |
| Break | 10:15 | |
| Beginner | 10:30 | |
Eiffel Usage StoriesShow us what you've done with Eiffel! Are there some interesting use cases you've used Eiffel to handle? It could be demos or presentations. 10-15 minutes is enough. Take this opportunity to share some good ideas on Eiffel usage with the rest of the community! You might get valuable input to progress your usage even more :) Speakers: All Kristofer Hallén, Ericsson – Reflections on Ericsson's Eiffel usage Video Magnus Bäck, Axis Communications – Are multiple contexts a thing? Slides Video Jonathan Dartland, Nasdaq – Eiffel usage at Nasdaq Slides Video Erik Sternerson, Volvo Cars – Confidence Labels Video |
Beginner | 11:00 |
| Lunch | 12:00 | |
Q&ABring your questions to the Eiffel Community in general and the Technical Committee specifically! Follow up on usage stories presented. Speakers: All |
Beginner – Advanced | 13:00 |
| Intermediate | 14:00 | |
| Break | 14:45 | |
Source Change EventsWe've had some community discussions on this topic already. We should now try to find the best way forward on if/how to refactor the Eiffel Source Change events. The current source change events model an abstraction of what goes on in a source code repository. This is sufficient for some use cases but can pose problems if you want a model that more closely matches reality. Let's continue the discussion around this and the concrete proposal in github.com/eiffel-community/eiffel#261 . That aside, with the current events there's no standard way of representing tags. Moderator: Magnus Bäck |
Intermediate | 15:00 |
| End of day 1 | 17:00 | |
Eiffel Summit DinnerWe take the opportunity to socialize and grab something to eat. Where to go will be settled during the day. Location/restaurant: To be decided during the day |
18:30 |
| Topic | Level | Start time (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
Introductions & day 1 recapWe have some new participants on day 2, so a short round of introductions and a brief recap of day 1 is suitable. Speakers: Eiffel TC & Erik Sternerson |
Beginner | 9:00 |
| Intermediate | 9:15 | |
| Intermediate | 9:30 | |
| Break | 10:15 | |
CDF, CDEvents and Secure SW Supply Chains |
Intermediate | 10:30 |
| Advanced | 11:30 | |
| Lunch | 12:00 | |
| Beginner | 13:00 | |
| Advanced | 13:15 | |
DORA & Deployment Events
What are DORA metrics? Speaker: Erik Sternerson |
Intermediate | 14:00 |
| Break | 14:45 | |
CLM for HW & SW CombinedEiffel can describe the level of confidence reached on a piece of software, through the EiffelConfidenceLevelModifiedEvent. Some software can be used on multiple types of hardware, and it's currently not described how to express that with the CLM events as they are defined today. So how can we also capture and describe the combination of software and hardware that we're feeling confident of? This is a follow-up of the 2023-04-13 community meeting . Moderator: Mattias Linnér |
Advanced | 15:00 |
Wrap up and Q&ATime to wrap up what we've been through these two days. What actions should we take? Any unanswered questions? Speakers: Eiffel TC & All |
Beginner | 15:45 |
| End of summit | 17:00 |