Speakers

• Albert Astals Cid (Poppler - The free PDF rendering library)
• Aleix Pol (KDevelop 4, a new development platform)
• Alexandra Leisse (Managing the Unmanageable, or: Community Building 101)
• Alp Toker (WebKit combined GTK+/Qt talk)
• Andreas Aardal Hanssen (The evolution of Widgets in Qt)
• Ariya Hidayat (Special F/X with Graphics View)
• Artur de Souza (What's up about Plasma-MID?)
• Bart Cerneels (The Business of Free)
• Caio Marcelo de Oliveira (The Unusual Suspect: Layouts for sleeker KDE applications)
• Celeste Lyn Paul (Usability Testing for the Rest of Us )
• Daniel Molkentin (Qt Creator - Creating Developers Comfort Zone)
• David Faure (Bugfixing is fun)
• Eduardo Madeira Fleury (The Unusual Suspect: Layouts for sleeker KDE applications)
• Fabrizio Montesi (Building distributed applications with JOLIE and Qt)
• Frank Karlitschek (The Social Desktop)
• Guillermo Antonio Amaral Bastidas (KDE in Latin America)
• Holger Freyther (WebKit combined GTK+/Qt talk)
• Jesper Thomschütz (Distributing your Qt4 app across distributions through the Linux Standards Base)
• Jos van den Oever (Desktop search: Extracting semantic meta data)
• Kate Alhola (Animated UI technologies in maemo 5 (Fremantle))
• Kevin Krammer (Live tutorial - Writing an Akonadi resource in (less than ) 30 minutes )
• Kevin Ottens (Three years of collaboration with Toulouse University)
• Knut Yrvin (Student Project Wrap-up)
• Laura Dragan (KDE Applications using Nepomuk)
• Mirko Boehm (Build Automation in Akonadi and the rest of KDE)
• Mustapha Abubakar (Project Participating in KDE: Hausa Language Translation Project)
• Nikolaj Hald Nielsen (The Business of Free)
• Nuno Pinheiro (Oxygen, for the desktop you need!)
• Olivier Goffart (How to write good libraries, keys to better code sharing)
• Olivier Tilloy (Elisa, a media center on the desktop)
• Sebastian Kügler (The Finishing Touch)
• Sebastian Trüg (Desktop Semantics With Nepomuk)
• Simon Hausmann (Git and Gitorious for Qt and KDE development )
• Stephen Kelly (Bringing KDE4 to KJots)
• Thomas McGuire (KMail 2 - The Road to Akonadi)
• Thomas Zander (Practical Unit Testing)
• Till Adam (In it for the money - the what, how and why of commercial KDE development)
• Torsten Rahn (Marble -- A Virtual Globe for People)
• Volker Krause (Automated Testing in Service Oriented Environments)
• Will Stephenson (Akonadi - the independent solution for PIM data)