I am aware of the imposed necessity of bringing attention with titles (specially for talks), but one also needs to be aware that titles are, sometimes, the one and only thing that sticks.
And there, lies the need of them not being untrue.
Last week I was able to give a talk in the local .Net user group, AAnug.
The topic in question was MongoDB and, more specifically, how it can be used by .NET developers (using the official driver).
It was a very interesting talk the one hosted by ANUG yesterday. Challenging format for the speakers but a very rewarding and exciting last round of questions and answers where, besides the web frameworks, a variety of topics were discussed: service versioning, Open Source and support in general,…
Con esta expresión danesa quiero dar las gracias a todos los asistentes a mi charla de ayer en el grupo de usuarios de Madrid.NET. Fue un placer y espero que lo hayáis disfrutado casi tanto como yo. Todo el material (código, enlaces y notas) está disponible en https://github.com/dgg/Dgg.Cqrs.Sample.
no, I am not leaving beautiful, cloudy Denmark. Well… I am, but just for some days.
Why anyone cares? Because it is not for (all) pleasure. As a matter of fact I will be doing something that I had liked to do for long time: speaking in a Spanish User Group. And the guys of Madrid .NET gave me the chance to do it (thanks Luis!)
Just two words: W-OW.
It has been an absolute an utter blast being part of this conference. The experience has been way better than last year’s and I suspect that being at the other side of the stage has had a lot to do with the result.
There is nothing like having some time to kill and use a random public computer to crystalize your thoughts in the form of a blog post...
I am heading to Oslo for the Norgewian Developers Conference. I am pretty excited and eager to get my sessions going.
I hope I can make it. No, seriously, I mean it.
Better late than never… they say. Blame Easter for it, though.
First of all, I want to thank all attendees to my talk on “Design by Contract (with .NET Code Contracts)” for their patience, intelligent questions and understanding. Thank you all, I had a great time.
Wow I cannot possible squeeze more acronyms into a title (God knows I will keep on trying :-p)