Fabio Bertone

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I am Technical Director for Reply in the UK and MBA graduate at ESCP Europe. I manage the Creative Agency division and its growth in the UK. I started as software developer in Italy, working in a handful of sectors: Trading, Banking, Telco, Media, and developed the belief that technology is a beautiful tool and that to most problem there is a “people” solution. I moved to London in 2010, and experienced the roller coaster of setting up an agency while studying for an MBA. Recruiting “A” people, connecting with big brands, moving offices, creating digital solutions, getting a margin out of all of it… I have done and do a lot of things since. Along the way I have learned the val

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Introducing XP

Cloud Computing: Lightning Talk

Facebook developer garage mobile & facebook

J’aime

Programming modulo representations

Professional Programmer

Programmer Anarchy

AWS Elastic Beanstalk

Sxsw New Rules for the New Bubble 031211

GOOGLE: Designs, Lessons and Advice from Building Large Distributed Systems

Dive Into Android [ITA] - Long

Magic of Ruby

Android UI Design Tips

Building a Scalable Architecture for web apps

Crafting Outstanding Presentations - Storytelling Techniques

ProgrammingKatas

Tecnologia e immaginario

All My Tests Are Passing, Now What?

Mobile From East to West

FEED: The Razorfish Digital Brand Experience Report 2009 Key Findings

Bdd: Tdd and beyond the infinite

Working Effectively with Legacy Code (draft)

Colin Powell's Leadership Presentation

Software G Forces

From dedicated to cloud infrastructure

Enterprise 2.0 Summit 2009 Closing Keynote by Dion Hinchcliffe

Being Cleverly Lazy

5 app stores under the microscope

Vodafone Mobile Widgets Workshop

Refactoring In Tdd The Missing Part

Introduction to W3C widgets and how to win a competition in a few lines of JavaScript

A Re-Introduction to JavaScript

Lesson 4 from Johnny Bunko

Minimum Viable Product