The origin of the expression "Cherry pick" comes from a functionality in Git (version control system) that consists of transferring a specific commit to another branch. Using this computer analogy, the organizers want this event to be the selection of what is best in the computer world and the transfer of such knowledge in an accessible form for students. This idea is expressed by the event’s slogan, "Pick Knowledge!".
The NEI-ISEP (Informatics Students Union from Oporto’s Higher Institute of Engennieering) is an association created by ISEP students aiming to enrich the experience of all of ISEP students during their stay in the institute, at multiple levels, related with Informatics, IT and New Technologies.
Critical Manufacturing is always eager to support academic initiatives like Cherry Pick Porto and to express this endorsement we sponsor the 1st edition of this great project. In addition, José Pedro Silva, software engineer working at CMF since 2013, will present at Cherry Pick on Monday, 30th of May.
“At Critical Manufacturing we are building the next generation of our flagship product Critical Manufacturing MES for the web and mobile devices. Using Angular 2, Typescript and Flux at its core, the new MES interface is designed to be used 24/7 by thousands of users every day in cross-platform and different size form devices across the world. In this talk I will share the latest development challenges we are facing and how we are modeling the system to have the performance and stability our customers demand. We will explore how Angular 2 latest betas are helping us moving in the right direction, embracing new standards and how we are managing our development environments to increase productivity.“
ANGULAR JS - BUILDING ENTERPRISE APPS by José Pedro Silva
Date: May 30th, 2016
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
Location: Auditório H202, ISEP, Porto
For more information on Speakers and Agenda, visit Cherry Pick Porto 2016.