>> Click here to download the slides/ demos << Thanks to all who came and apologies to those who came and found standing room only – I intend to record these demos and host them soon, watch this space. The demos are fully RC2 compatible now, that day was a close call to a non-working [...]
Archive for the ‘Atlanta’ Category
A friend just asked me what .Net groups are good these days. Atlanta is the Software Capital of the South which means we have many great groups in town and I watch them all for interesting topics, but these are the three I personally attend most often: http://www.meetup.com/AtlAltDotNet/ this is great for new ideas and decent [...]
Speaking at IASA Atlanta: May 9th
Posted: April 24, 2007 in Atlanta, Presentations, Tech Events, TechnologyThis should be fun a night, I will kick off with a light hearted look at Cruise Control – it is amazing how many projects still do not use Continuous Integration. My plan is take demos and a few slides – knowing the Architect Group the audience will soon be talking more than me Next [...]
This is a public service announcement Tonight I was supposed to see Watts Humphrey speak, but Atlanta traffic put a stop to that! While killing time for rush hour to die down I wandered around a Best Buy and was amazed to see these prices: 42″ ED Plasma $799 50″ 720p Plasma $1499 43″ 1080p [...]
It is interesting to learn that Google believes Atlanta important enough to have a real office here now. Cool as Google is they are actually in the city too, unlike Microsoft who recently moved to the SUV swamped suburbs of North Atlanta. The Atlanta office seems mainly to be sales staff but they are also [...]
That was another enjoyable night. I must give a big thanks to all the hundred or so people that showed up to hear me talk again. If anyone would like the slides please click here.
It is over three months since I last presented anywhere, so it is time to do it again: http://www.atlantadotnet.org/ This is brand new material with only one slide carried from my NUnit presentations. The subject is testing, and on my first dry run it was utterly boring. Since then I rewrote the slides, and am [...]
Today I looked at the Atlanta job boards for the first time in a good while. It appears even Microsoft is having a hard time finding people in this mini tech-boom, I say this because they have resorted to public job postings. Salary is $80->130K + stock/bonuses, which I expect are the ranges for a [...]
Atlanta Code Camp: All the reviews [Updated: and some photos]
Posted: May 22, 2005 in Atlanta, PresentationsThis is a list of the relevant posts from msn search for Atlanta “code camp“. I was interested in what other bloggers thought about the day, and thought others may be too. Please send any more links you know about over and I will update the list. The longer entries come first: http://msmvps.com/williamryan/archive/2005/05/16/47242.aspx http://www.solexinc.com/site/301/default.aspx http://geekswithblogs.net/cwilliams/archive/2005/05/15/39700.aspx [...]
It is with great sadness that this is happening. While being involved with user groups I tried to accomplish the goal of making them a more open and inviting place for newcomers regardless of their .Net expertise. Yes the C# group is targeted towards developers/ architects with advanced knowledge, but again a core aim of mine was to prevent [...]
