Code chats occur on a semi-regular monthly basis within the group at ISIS. Although they were originally intended to be presentations focused on a specific part of the IBEX GUI they often cover other subjects that may be considered part of the backend, or talk about general coding practices.
Upcoming Code Chats
Topic
Presenter
Date
Nagios and Jenkins Checks
Freddie
01/10
Basics of Epic DBs
TBD
TBD
Books and article ideas for technical book club
Peopleware
Clean code
The Pragmatic Programmer
The Effective Engineer
Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software
Refactoring
The Agile Manifesto
Fluent Python
Effective Python
Proposed Future Code Chats
Idea
Proposed Speaker
IBEX Project Management
Kathryn
LUA
?
BDD/DDD
?
Software design techniques in our processes
Aaron
The HIFI Cryomag
Lilith/Kathryn
Design Patterns in IBEX
?
Datastreaming
Dolica/Jack/Matt
LVDCOM
Freddie
IBEX UI Design
Thomas Löhnert
Jenkins, testing and our build processes
?
asyncio and asynchronous programming in Python 3
?
Script Server and Nicos
?
CAEN v895 Discriminator
Freddie
MuSR conversion retrospective
Jack/Tom
BCC Cryogenics Course 2021
?
Java 17 LTS
TBC
Proposed Repeated Code Chats
Idea
Proposed Speaker
Observables and Writables in IBEX
?
Dynamic Layouts in SWT
Thomas Löhnert
Databinding
?
Mocking in Python and Java
?
Checkstyle Quiz
?
Maven, Tycho and Surefire
Tom Willemsen?
IOC Testing Framework & Emulators
Tom Willemsen?
Previous Code Chats
The presentation slides for previous code chats are available here.
Previous code chats
2015
Topic
Presenter
Date
Data Binding (two parts) (Contains info on MVVM)
Matt Clarke
Sept 2015
Mockito
Ian Bush
Sept 2015
Java Classes
Matt Clarke
Sept 2015
Eclipse RCP (two parts)
Matt Clarke
Oct 2015
Java Collections, Iterators and Streams
David Keymer
Nov 2015
Design Patterns in IBEX
Dominic Oram
Dec 2015
Eclipse Extensions
Dominic Oram
Dec 2015
Observables and Writables in IBEX (two parts)
Ian Bush
Dec 2015
2016
Topic
Presenter
Date
Final
Matt Clarke
Jan 2016
Java Quiz
Matt Clarke
Jan 2016
Checkstyle Quiz
Dominic Oram
Jan 2016
The SNS Scan Server
Dominic Oram
Jan 2016
Testing with RCPTT (the basics)
Ian Bush
April 2016
Maven and Tycho (two parts)
Matt Clarke
April 2016
Javadoc
Kathryn Baker
Aug 2016
Synchronized & Volatile
Thomas Lohnert
Aug 2016
RCPTT - Tips and Tricks
Dominic Oram
Aug 2016
User Interface Heuristics
Thomas Lohnert
Nov 2016
How to Read ISIS LabVIEW Drivers
Kathryn Baker
Nov 2016
2017
Topic
Presenter
Date
MVVM Pattern
Dominic Oram
Feb 2017
Collision Detection
Jon Elmer
Feb 2017
IOC Testing Framework & Emulators
Tom Willemsen
Jul 2017
Motion Control Axis Testing
Dominic Oram
Jul 2017
Pythonic vs Non-Pythonic
Matt Clarke
Sep 2017
Python Style Checking & Flake8
Samuel Jackson
Sep 2017
Eclipse 4 Migration
Adrian Potter
Sep 2017
Alignment Automation on ALF
Thomas Löhnert
Sep 2017
Code Reviews
Matt Clarke
Oct 2017
Dynamic Layouts in SWT
Thomas Löhnert
Oct 2017
The DAE
Freddie Akeroyd
Nov 2017
The HIFI Cryomag
Eilidh Southren
Nov 2017
Python 2 vs. Python 3
David Keymer
Dec 2017
The RB Numbering System
Matt Clarke
Dec 2017
2018
Topic
Presenter
Date
System Testing with Squish
Adrian Potter
Jan 2018
Threading
Tom Willemsen
Jan 2018
Galil Motors
Kathryn Baker
Feb 2018
Grafana
Aidan McComb
Feb 2018
AutoIt
Chris Moreton-Smith
Apr 2018
Nicos
Dominic Oram
Apr 2018
SScanSS
Stephen Nneji
Aug 2018
Reflectometry
John Holt
Aug 2018
Java 8
Tom Willemsen
Sep 2018
Introduction to Beckhoff Motors (Layers, Onions and Ogres)
Lightning talks are a chance to share smaller bits of interesting information after standup at the end of a sprint.
Topic
Presenter
Date
Rust
Jack Harper
23/03/2022
Git Interactive Staging
Lowri Jenkins
10/08/2022
Speeduino
Jack Harper
10/08/2022
All presentations should be uploaded to the SharePoint site here (There is a subfolder for lightning talks) and/or converted to a wiki page if more appropriate. It should also be reasonably assumed that the people who gave these presentations should know something about these subjects.