Google I/O Happy Hour: Building elements and experiences at Net-A-Porter -...
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UPDATE: as of Monday, May 16th, we are SOLD OUT! Thanks all for your enthusiasm! If you still want to attend, please join the waitlist and we will release tickets if there are any cancellations! If you have a ticket and can't make it, please cancel your order so someone else can take your spot! Can't wait to see you all Tuesday!
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On the eve of Google I/O 2016, join us to learn how Keen IO customer NET-A-PORTER's engineering team changed their development process after the learnings gained at Google I/O 2015!
Robin Glen, Net-A-Porter's lead developer, will give a talk about the following:
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Lessons learned at Google I/O 2015
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How one conference helped Net-a-Porter realign teams, adapt delivery strategies and change their ethos from thinking in web pages to thinking in elements and experiences.
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How Net-a-Porter used Keen IO to gain deep insight on web performance using granular monitoring and tracking analytics
SPEAKER
Robin Glen - Lead Developer, NET-A-PORTER
Robin Glen is the Lead Developer at NET-A-PORTER, the world's premier online luxury fashion destination, joining us all the way from London! He professionally hacks concepts and improves customer experiences at NET-A-PORTER.com. He's a magpie for shiny new tech and loves performance, testing, monitoring and analytics.
GOOGLE I/O 2015: CHANGES WE'VE MADE AT NET-A-PORTER YEAR ON
In 2015, NET-A-PORTER attended Google I/O. This talk is about what they learned and where it took them. Robin will chart how one conference helped N-A-P realign teams, adapt delivery strategies and change their ethos from thinking in web pages to thinking in elements and experiences.
AGENDA
6:00pm - 6:30pm: Drinks, nibbles and hobnobbing
6:30pm - 7:00pm: GOOGLE I/O 2015: CHANGES WE'VE MADE AT NET-A-PORTER YEAR ON
7:00pm - 7:30pm: Q&A and Community Announcements
7:30pm - 8:30pm: More drinks, nibbling and hobnobbery
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Tech leaders, engineers, and product people who are interested in learning how to improve product delivery and engineering processes. If you've attended Google I/O in the past or plan to attend this year, this event will be right up your alley. Join us for a night of knowledge exchange and conversation!
