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Summary
Mike Lee discusses the many facets of product engineering: planning, implementing, testing, team, funding, marketing, customers, platform, market, and shipping, all from a non-technical perspective.
Bio
Mike Lee (@bmf) has worked on apps for Alaska Airlines, Delicious Monster, Tapulous, United Lemur, Apple, and Nextive, producing such hits as Delicious Library, Tap Tap Revenge, Obama '08, and Apple's Mobile Store. His goal is to save Madagascar, his homepage is at le.mu.rs, and he has the world's largest collection of plush prosimians.
About the conference
Strange Loop is a multi-disciplinary conference that aims to bring together the developers and thinkers building tomorrow's technology in fields such as emerging languages, alternative databases, concurrency, distributed systems, mobile development, and the web.
Mike Lee discusses the many facets of product engineering: planning, implementing, testing, team, funding, marketing, customers, platform, market, and shipping, all from a non-technical perspective.
Bio
Mike Lee (@bmf) has worked on apps for Alaska Airlines, Delicious Monster, Tapulous, United Lemur, Apple, and Nextive, producing such hits as Delicious Library, Tap Tap Revenge, Obama '08, and Apple's Mobile Store. His goal is to save Madagascar, his homepage is at le.mu.rs, and he has the world's largest collection of plush prosimians.
About the conference
Strange Loop is a multi-disciplinary conference that aims to bring together the developers and thinkers building tomorrow's technology in fields such as emerging languages, alternative databases, concurrency, distributed systems, mobile development, and the web.
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Alex Miller
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trains :)
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Laszlo Török
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Re: trains :)
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Re: trains :)
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heh, at 00:46:01, that's actually a German high-speed train :) I'm not even sure whether the station is in the Netherlands....
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ICE trains do service Dutch stations. The speaker probably chose that picture because NS trains (Nederlandse Spoorwegen) look crappy:
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At least the new models look somewhat better:
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The photo in Mike's talk is from a German station.
Haven't heard such a positive talk on Amsterdam since a long time. His talk should have been called "Go live in Amsterdam" with "product engineering" as a subtitle. But anyway, I heard a few good things on product engineering that I do like and didn't know.
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