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Tuesday, December 02, 2008   
Meetings Agenda

6:00pm - Doors Open

6:30pm - Meeting Begins: Welcome, Problem Clinic, Top Tips

7:00pm - Main Presentation Part 1

7:50pm - Break

8:10pm - Main Presentation Part 2

9:00pm - Presentation Ends. Retire To Bar.
Meetings Downloads

This section lists the links for file downloads for meetings.

November 2008 - A Developers Guide To Network Admin with Dave McMahon

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

The Need For Professional Mentoring (Slides)

Code Generation In Visual Studio Using T4 (Slides)

A Developers Guide To Network Admin (Slides)

October 2008 - Virtualisation for developers - What, Why, Where ? with Liam Westley

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Virtualisation for developers (Slides)

October Extra 2008 - Producing Production Quality Software and Interaction based testing with Rhino Mocks with Oren Eini

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

jQuery Grok Talk (Slides)

jQuery Grok Talk (Source)

Producing Production Quality Software (Slides)

Interaction based testing with Rhino Mocks (Slides)

September 2008 - How To Write Crap Code In C# and Being Lazy With Microsoft Windows Powershell with Ben Lamb

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

What Is Alt.NET ? (Slides)

Log4NET (Source)

How To Write Crap Code In C# (Slides)

Being Lazy With Microsoft Windows Powershell (Slides)

Being Lazy With Microsoft Windows Powershell (Source)

July 2008 - How To Give Great Presentations and Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications with Guy Smith-Ferrier

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

How To Give Great Presentations (slides)

How To Give Great Presentations (paper)

Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications (slides)

Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications (source code)

Source Code For .NET Internationalization book

June 2008 - MVC, Dynamic Data and AJAX History with Mike Ormond

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Source Analysis (Grok Talk) Slides

MVC, Dynamic Data and AJAX History Slides

May 2008 - Silverlight Unplugged 2.0 with Chris Hay

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Silverlight 2.0 Unplugged Slides

April 2008 - Basic And Advanced Design Patterns with Gary Short

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Design Patterns Slides

Design Patterns Code

March 2008 - Community Night

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Extension Methods Will Save The World

February 2008 - Visual Studio 2008 And The .NET Framework 3.5 with Daniel Moth

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Visual Studio 2008 And The .NET Framework 3.5

Top 10 things to know about Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5

January 2008 - FinalBuilder and Test Driven Development with Craig Murphy

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Automating The Build Process With FinalBuilder

An Introduction To Test Driven Development

Source Code

December 2007 - XNA Xmas eXtravaganza with Pete McGann, Dave Bonner and Andy Sithers

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

November 2007 - Entity Framework And Astoria With James Winters And Guy Smith-Ferrier

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

ADO.NET Entity Framework Slides

Astoria Slides

October 2007 - An Overview Of WPF And Silverlight With Oliver Sturm

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

An Overview Of WPF Slides And Examples

An Overview Of Silverlight Slides And Examples

October 2007 - C#/.NET Training With David Ringsell

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

C#/.NET Training Slides

C#./NET Training Code Samples

September 2007 - Team Foundation Server With Richard Fennell

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Team Foundation Server Slides

July 2007 - Development Tools And Development Practices With Adam Towler

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

MBUnit Grok Talk

June 2007 - Windows Communication Foundation And Windows CardSpace With Martin Parry

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Windows Communication Foundation Slides

CardSpace Slides

May 2007 - Enterprise Library And The Policy Injection Application Block With Alex Homer

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

April 2007 - An Evening Of LINQ With Mike Taulty

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

LINQ Slides

LINQ Source Code
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Basic And Advanced Design Patterns For All
Location: BlogsDotNetDevNet Meetings    
Posted by: host Thursday, February 14, 2008 1:44 PM

When: Wednesday 23rd April 2008, doors open 6:00pm, meeting starts 6:30pm

Where: UWE (University of the West of England), Frenchay, Bristol (see FAQ for directions and a map) - Room 2q50 (in Q block)

What: Basic And Advanced Design Patterns For All

Who: Gary Short, MCAD, Founder of the North East Of Scotland .NET User Group

Why: Because Design Patterns are a basic building block of today's software. Also because Gary is clear and really easy to understand and is a highly experienced real developer who talks like a real developer. No marketing mush or waffle here. And also also, this meeting is the one year anniversary of the very first DotNetDevNet meeting (to the day).

How do I sign up for this meeting: Send an email to meetings at dotnetdevnet.com and quote your user name and the April meeting

Abstract:

What are some of my favourite patterns? Well I kind of like argyle myself... No? Ah sorry, you guys are not interested in those sorts of patterns then? In that case, I'd better talk about my favourite design and enterprise patterns. I'll show you what the are, what they are used for and I'll even russle up a coded example. If you've heard of design and enterprise patterns and want to find out a bit more, or if you know about them already but just want to see how someone else does it, then this talk is for you!

About Gary:

On leaving school Gary was employed as a test pilot for Airfix but gave it up to retrain as a software jedi. He now travels the known galaxies selling his .Net skills to the highest bidder.
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