Jon Jagger
If you're software developers I can help you improve your technical and personal effectiveness. If you're a software manager I can help you understand developers and development. If I don't think I can help you I won't take the job.If I take the job and you're not completely satisfied I won't invoice you.
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- booked to do more work for Schlumberger in Beijing
- booked to do more work for Schlumberger in Japan
- more work for Tandberg in Oslo
- started CyberDojo project on Sourceforge.
- attended a Tom Gilb course in London
- recorded a desktop vimeo submission for this years Software Craftsmanship conference.
- Shadow Data Type article published in the ACCU Overload magazine.
- two submissions accepted for O'Reilly's 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know book
- attended Gerald Weinberg's Amplifying Your Effectiveness conference (AYE) in Phoenix.
- Tandberg asked me back to do some more training and consultancy at their Bangalore office.
- Desert Island Books article published in the ACCU CVu magazine.
- invented The Average Time To Green Game
- extended consultancy and training (C, TDD, UML, Lean and Agile) for Tandberg at their Bangalore office.
- attended the ACCU conference
- UML and Object Orientation training course for Schlumberger in Beijing.
- more UML training courses for Ordnance Survey in Southampton, UK.
- training course for Royal Bank of Scotland in London, UK, organised through Thoughtworks.
- several consultancy and training (C, C++, UML, Pair Programming) trips for Tandberg mostly at their Oslo office.
- co-authored the Morgan Kaufmann book Annotated C# Standard
- attended the ACCU conference
- UML training courses for Ordnance Survey in Southampton, UK.
- consultancy for Reuters in Hong Kong.
- attended the March 2006 ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meetings in Geneva
- Java Training for Renault Formula 1 in UK.
- C++ Training for Renault Formula 1 in UK.
- speaker at the BCS Software Practice Advancement meeting in London in January. more info.
- one of my articles has won Overload article of the year!
- speaker at the ACCU conference
- speaker at the BCS Software Practice Advancement meeting in Newcastle in December talk synopsis.
- attended (as convenor) the September ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meetings hosted by Microsoft in Seattle.
- attended (as convenor) the June ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meetings hosted by Microsoft in Seattle.
- Java Training for The European Space Agency in Barcelona.
- speaker at the ACCU Spring Conference in April
- attended the March ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meetings hosted by Monash University in Melbourne.
- attended the Jan ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meetings hosted by Plum Hall in Kona, Hawaii.
- hosted the October ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meeting in Somerset, UK.
- attended (as convenor) the ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meetings hosted by Microsoft in Seattle, USA.
- attended the March ECMA TC39 C#/CLI meeting hosted by Intel in San Jose, USA. Appointed convenor of the C# Task Group.
- speaker at the ACCU Spring Conference, Oxford
- attended the first ISO/IEC TC39 CLI/C# ballot resolution meeting in Hawai'i as the PUKE! (Principal UK Expert).
- speaker at the DotNet Developers Masterclass Group at Microsofts UK campus at Reading. feedback
- co-authored the Microsoft Press book Visual C#.NET Step by Step
- converted the ECMA C# Language specification into XML using PERL and then converted the XML into hyperlinked HTML using XSLT/CSS. Read feedback.
- designed and implemented a subset of STL targetted at embedded C++ for a client.
- wrote and delivered a 90 minute presentation entitled Some Cool Stuff in C# to the NOOPS branch of the BCS (British Computer Society).
- wrote my own 5 day instructor led course on C# Programming. Read feedback
- speaker at ACCU Spring conference.
- co-authored (with John Sharp) the Microsoft Press book: Visual C# Step by Step
- delivered the first train-the-trainer of the Introduction to C# course (2124) at Microsoft's campus in Redmond, Seattle. Read feedback
- delivered first Beta teach of the Introduction to C# course (2124) at Microsoft's campus in Redmond, Seattle.
- worked on behalf of Content Master writing their Introduction to C# training course which is now an official Microsoft course (2124).
- delivered C# presentations on UK MsDev tour
- UML and Object Orientation
- UML and Object Orientation
- UML and Object Orientation
- UML and Object Orientation
- UML Essentials
- UML Essentials
- Java Programming
- Java Programming
- C# Programming
- C# Programming
- C# Programming
- Introduction to C# and .NET
- Object Oriented Design in C++ (with UML)
- C programming
- OO-UML-C++ training
- Multi-threaded C++ for Embedded Systems
- Object Oriented Design for C++
- Shadow Data Types Overload, Decmber 2009
- Single Exit Overload, October 2003
- Software As Read Overload, October 2003
- How To Write a Loop Overload, June 2003
- The Nature and Aesthetics of Design An extended book review. Overload, April 2003.
- C#: struct/class Differences February 2003
- A C++ type that doesn't like being ignored Overload, February 2003
- Exception Handling in C# Overload, October 2002
- Even More Java Exceptions Overload, August 2002
- A Programmers Overview of C# Overload, June 2002, ObjectiveView 7, March 2003
- Mostly Comments CVu, May 2000
- More Ruminations on cow_ptr<type> Overload, August 1999
- Compile Time Assertions in C Revisited CVu, July 1999
- Review of cow_ptr<type> Overload, June 1999
- copy_on_write_ptr<type> Overload, April 1999
- Compile Time Assertions in C CVu, March 1999
- Write to Learn Overload, February 1999
- Abstraction, syntax, intent CVu, January 1999
- counted_ptr<type> Revisited Overload, December 1998
- counted_ptr<type> Overload, April 1998
- pointer<type> Overload, February 1998
- { yourself } Rock and Unroll CVu, January 1998
- { yourself } Macro Hunter CVu, November 1997
- { yourself } Silent Changes CVu, July 1997
- { yourself } #define Just Say NO CVu, May 1997
- { yourself } #include CVu, March 1997
- { yourself } Quine CVu, January 1997
- { yourself } switch CVu, November 1996
- { yourself } Addition is Associative CVu, September 1996
- auto_ptr || !auto_ptr Overload, January 1997
- An Alternative Debug Function Macro C/C++ Users Journal, October 1995
- 2010: ACCU conference.
- 2005: ACCU conference.
- 2005: BCS SPA (Software Practice Advancement)
- 2004: BCS SPA (Software Practice Advancement)
- 2004: ACCU Spring Conference
- 2003: ACCU Spring Conference
- 2001: BCS NOOPS
- 2001: ACCU Spring Conference
- 2000: JaCC/EXE
- 2000: European DevWeek/C++ World
- 1999: JaCC/EXE
- 1997-2000.
QA Training, Cirencester
Course manager, product consultant, senior lecturer: - Object-Oriented Design for Java
- Object-Oriented Design for C++
- Java for C/C++ Programmers
- Java for non-C Programmers
- Advanced C++ Development Techniques
- C++ for C Programmers
- C++ for non-C Programmers
- C++ Primer
- Object-Orientation Analysis and Design using the UML
- Object-Oriented Software Development
- Object-Oriented Primer for Software Developers
- Advanced C
- C Programming
- C Primer
- 1994 -1997. News Digital Systems, Southampton
Programmer: digital TV, soft real-time, multi-threaded Solaris. C++,SQL - 1991 -1994. Sheffield Hallam University
Computer advisor: PC/UNIX LAN/WAN administration Computer lecturer: C, Pascal, C++, Design: M.Sc. and H.N.D. - 1989 -1991. British Aerospace, Bristol
Programmer: database clustering research. Prolog, C
- ACCU #94012i
- Association of Computing Machinery #4672473
- British Computer Society #M0835080
- Engineering Council C.Eng. #483215
- University College Cardiff - Computer Science, B.Sc. Hons. 1st
- Richard Huish Colledge, Taunton
- Castle School, Taunton
- Parkfield Primary School, Taunton
- ECMA TC39 C# convenor (ex).
- C# UK panel member (lapsed).
- C++ UK panel member (lapsed).
- C UK panel member (lapsed).
- ACCU secretary 1996 -1999.
- Location: Taunton, Somerset, UK
- Born: 23rd November 1966, Nkana, Zambia (British National)
- Married: to the beautiful Natalie
- Father: Ellie, Penny and Patrick (also beautiful but I could be biased)
- Hobby: With three kids I don't get much spare time, but what I've got I mostly spend river fishing (my childhood passion).
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