About - MiXiT

MiXiT is a beautiful story began in 2011. 2019 will be the 9th edition already, and one of its first principles "to have an accessible conference to everyone" is always our agenda.

Even if this conference has been created by Lyon Java User Group and the Club Agile Rhône-Alpes, you will not hear only about Agile and Java. Our goal is to not only have talks about the development in the broad sense, but also about management, project, entrepreneurship, desktop development, mobile phone and web, design...

Like each year, we are proud to welcome you for some expert sessions, games and meetings. Entrepreneurs, project managers, developers, designers, you will find ideas for your project! Talks are given in French and in English.

The active team

Anaïs Payet

Freelance mobile developer, Duchess member

Sébastien Deleuze

Spring Framework and Reactor committer at Pivotal, Kotlin addict, and co-worker at "La Cordée".

Benjamin Leroy

Cédric Exbrayat

Founder of Lyon JUG, MiXiT, Ninja Squad and hype blogger.

Brian Clozel

Committer Spring Framework & Spring Boot à Pivotal

Charles Bouttaz

Agile developer and crafter, MiXiT orga & Lyon JUG leader

Hervé Tran

Cyril Lacote

I play the computer with Ninja Squad by day, and I tweet for MiXiT by night.

Jessica Bordeau

Freelance designer & phtographer based in Lyon. I specialized in interactive storytelling projects ッ

Agnès Crepet

Ninja Squad Co-founder - JUG Leader : Lyon JUG & Duchess France - MiXiT Co-founder.

Amélie Bourges

Web Developer who loves UX/UI Design, eyes wide with wonder at everything !

Thierry Chantier

Tech craftman, co-founder of MixTeen, exchange on a 24-hour basis ;)

Geoffrey Dorne

Geoffrey Dorne est designer indépendant depuis 2005. Il réalise des projets graphiques, numériques, interactifs dont le but est l’engagement social, citoyen, environnemental dans l’optique de favoriser la diversité du vivant : humain et non-humain. Geoffrey travaille avec des ONG, des associations, des entreprises et le secteur public et développe aussi ses propres projets de design comme des applications pour les réfugiés, des plugins pour les citoyens, des livres sur l'émancipation des citoyens, des outils pour mieux connaître la biodiversité, etc. et ce, avec un regard low-tech et no-tech. Geoffrey s’accorde à faire du design un outil d’émancipation, de résilience, de liberté et d’indépendance.