The 3-day event filled with knowledge and networking opportunities
November 12-14, 2015
Ameristar Casino & Resort
One Ameristar Blvd
St. Charles, MO 63301 (Map)
Speakers
- Adam Barney
- Alejandro Ramirez
- Alexandra Rosenbaum
- Angela Dugan
- Ben Bishop
- Brandon Krueger
- Brent Schooley
- Brent Stewart
- Brian Blanchard
- Brian Korzynski
- Brian Yuan
- Bryan Roberts
- Chris Dahlberg
- Chris Kadel
- Christina Aldan
- Christopher Roberts
- Clint Edmonson
- Cory House
- Dan Guzman
- Darren Hale
- David Churchill
- David Giard
- David Harper
- David McCarter
- Derrick Cawthon
- Duane Newman
- Ed Charbeneau
- Gaines Kergosien
- Haz Parakrama
- Heather Downing
- Heather Wilde
- James Bender
- Jason Farrell
- Jason Follas
- Jeff Fattic
- Jeff McKenzie
- Jeff Strauss
- Jeffrey St. Germain
- Jenifer Spencer
- Jenissa Moore
- Jennifer Marsman
- Jesse Phelps
- Jim Welch
- Jimmy Bogard
- Joel Kauffman
- John Alexander
- John Gobble
- John Maglione
- Jonathan Gorday
- Jonathan Mills
- Josh Gillespie
- Katherine White
- Kathi Kellenberger
- Kevin Grossnicklaus
- Kevin Harvell
- Kevin Remde
- Krystin Stutesman
- Kyle LeMarbe
- Lee Brandt
- Marcus Crast
- Mark Meadows
- Matt Winkler
- Matthew Heironimus
- Matthew Henroid
- Matthew Soucoup
- Melissa Green
- Michael Eaton
- Mike Green
- Mike Hamilton
- Mitchel Sellers
- Muljadi Budiman
- Nathan Gomez
- Ondrej Balas
- Patrick Delancy
- Paul Hacker
- Paul Holway
- Paul Sears
- R. Michael Querimit
- Randy Pagels
- Robert Fischer
- Ronnie Hicks
- Scott Kuhl
- Scott Spradlin
- Sheila Shahpari
- Spencer Schneidenbach
- Steve Green
- Steve Howard
- Tim MalcomVetter
- Trevor Hess
John Gobble is an Application Architect, dev team manager, and the Software Architecture and Engineering practice Capability Development Coordinator for Daugherty’s St. Louis branch. John’s primary technology focus has been within the Microsoft tech stack, but he has also dabbled in iOS over the years. John has been consulting in the St. Louis market for over eight years and has designed and coded software within a number of key industries in the St. Louis market, which include pharmaceutical, transportation, and the public sector.
Don't Forget the Middle-Tier: Pragmatic Middle-Tier Design
In the age of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and the constant debate on whether monolithic or micro services might be the best design path, let’s not forget middle-tier design, which is foundatio ... more
Level: Intermediate
Speaker: John Gobble
Topics: Architecture Practices