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Sela Developer Practice
Sela Developer Practice is Israel’s leading conference for software developers, covering a variety of technology stacks: .NET, mobile, full-stack web development, big data, cloud, machine learning, and more. The 2017 edition is going to be on November 26-30 in the Tel Aviv area in Israel.
Dates
Main conference and workshops: November 26-28, 2017
Post-conference workshops: November 29-30, 2017
About Sela Group
SELA Group is a training, consulting, and outsourcing company based in Israel with branches in Seattle, Pune (India), Toronto, Singapore, and Washington DC. With more than 500 global employees, SELA is a market leader in training and consulting services on the Microsoft stack, and is a Microsoft Gold Partner in Application Development, Application Lifecycle Management, Learning, and Mobility.
With more than 300 courses developed in-house and 55 senior trainers, the Technology College offers robust curricula and certifications for the IT industry. SELA Group has over 800 clients worldwide including Microsoft, SAP, Intel, Motorola, HP, BMC Software, ECI, Comverse, and IBM.
Since 2009, we organize multiple developer conferences every year. In 2016, we hosted developer conferences with more than 3,000 attendees. See you there!
CFP Description
Talk Formats
There are multiple talk formats, including workshops that can be delivered in our computer-equipped classrooms with projection and control software.
Workshop: a full day of training from 09:00 to 17:00, typically accompanied by hands-on labs
Half-day workshop: a half-day of training from 09:00 to 12:30 or from 13:30 to 17:00, typically accompanied by hands-on labs
Breakout session: a 50-60 minute talk
Be as detailed as you can in your submission. If there is any special prerequisite knowledge, classroom requirements, attendee limits, anything at all that will be important for making your talk a success – please include it on your submission.
Topics
You are welcome to submit talks on a variety of topics related to software development. The following list is not binding – feel free to submit ideas from other areas as well:
- Web development, ES6/7, TypeScript, frameworks and libraries: React, Angular, etc.
- .NET Core, Visual Studio vNext, managed languages
- Functional programming, F#, Scala
- C++ libraries, practices, language evolution
- Big data frameworks, practices, patterns, case studies
- Cloud computing, GCP, Azure, AWS, HPC, hybrid workloads, Internet of Things
- Mobile application development, hybrid apps, cross-platform development with Xamarin/React Native/C++
- Infrastructure, cloud migration, networking, monitoring, DevOps
- Development methodologies, soft skills, testing and integration practices
- Application performance, systems performance, monitoring and diagnostics, debugging, analytics
- Software architecture, microservices, design
- Application security, web security, systems security
Speaker Benefits
Local speakers are invited to attend all conference days and workshops. Speakers who require special accommodation are requested to contact us.
For international speakers, we will cover airfare, accommodation in a Tel-Aviv hotel, and travel to/from the airport. International speakers are requested to deliver a workshop; compensation for the workshop will be determined according to the number of attendees who sign up. Additional details on the compensation structure will be provided to selected speakers.
Speaker Notification
Speakers will be notified at least 3 months before the conference. The earlier you submit, the earlier we might be able to confirm your sessions, even before the CFP closes.
Speaker Obligations
Speakers will be required to perform a dry run of their sessions in person or online, several weeks prior to the conference. At that time, you will also be expected to have the final version of your slides and hands-on labs available. We deliver the slides to workshop attendees, which is why you will be requested to send them to us in advance. More details will be provided in the speaker contract that you’ll sign if your session is accepted.