>> 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 [...]
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Update: The Release Candidate has been released. The demo below works fine with it too. >> Click here to download the slides and second demo. << Wow! We had a fantastic turn-out last night, interest in MVC must high! Not having presented for almost a year I tried not to publicize the the talk; but still [...]
For my slides and NAnt + Cruise Control config files click here. If you have any more questions please email me. DDD6 was the 6th UK ‘code camp’ and I was luckily enough for my session to be voted in. Many people missed out attending because there were ~450 registrations in 24 hours!! Everyone I [...]
Presenting involves elements of luck, I think we can rely less on luck… After a series of extremely well received talks for the Atlanta .Net group I almost bombed last time. Not a total disaster and luckily few were present to witness it. I had given the presentation very successfully twice before, so what happened? [...]
== UPDATE: Registration is full. It took just a few days!! == Registration is now live, these free conferences always fill up fast so register right now! It is on a Saturday at Microsoft’s office in Reading and there are some great looking sessions – some good ones are bound to overlap with my slot See you [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
There are still spaces left for Alabama‘s code camp which happens on Saturday 29th October. If you missed Atlanta’s then why not try this one – we know the price is right. The Agenda is interesting; there are an unbelievable NINE tracks: http://www.alabamacodecamp.com/AlAgenda.aspx You can sign up here: http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032280737&Culture=en-US If you fancy a ride there [...]
Boy am I late blogging about this one. Well it was a great day with many great speakers, info on who spoke about what is still up here: http://www.gcnug.org/Default.aspx?tabid=81 Everyone I met was very friendly including these guys I had lunch with: The food at lunchtime was the best of any Code Camp so far, [...]
