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EMC Consulting / EMC Conchango are hosting the next London .Net User Group on Thursday 19th February 2009. It will be hosted at our London Bridge office, click here.
The line up includes Gojko Adzic and David de Floriner on NServiceBus and, running in parallel, Alan Dean on REST. Details of Gojko and David's session below, more details on ...
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A calender has been created to help with coordinating various .NET related events in the UK (especially in London).
Using a single group calendar (NING) will give us all better visibility of community activities and help to prevent clashing events. It will also provide you with a way to notify the community about your events.
For more info ...
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Event: London .Net User Group
Date: Weds 24th September
Time: 6:30pm
Location: Conchango's London offices
Ian Cooper's event information
I am liasing with Gojko Adzic about a talk for that session, and I will share more details with you when I have them.In addition I will be speaking about NHibernate again in a repeat of the last ...
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Alex Mackey has contacted me about a new .Net User Group which has been set up in the Surrey area. DevEvening has had 3 sessions so far and all content and presentations are given by the members themselves.
If you live in the Surrey area and struggle to get into London for the London .Net User Group we host then this could be what you ...
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The next London .Net User Group will be hosted by Skills Matter on 24th July @ 6:30pm.
Ian Cooper will be talking about Domain Driven Design (DDD).
Click here to register for the event.
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Alongside Ian Cooper, Conchango will be hosting the next London .Net User Group on Wednesday 25th June.
Full details of speakers and times to follow but we will be running Ben Lamb's highly rates ''How to write crap code'' session, a reverse look at best practices.
If you want to sign up please join the list on the site.
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Last night Conchango and Ian Cooper hosted the London .Net User Group. It was held in our London Bridge offices and was a great success.
We decided to try something new this time by hosting 2 sessions side by side as a way of giving people more choice of topics. We held 4 sessions:
Fitnesse by Gojko Adzic
Functional Programming by ...
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