TriNUG July 2008 - Bob Galen - Agile Development with .Net


Wednesday, Bob Galen gave a talk on Agile development for our user group. It was a really great discussion - from the beginning, Bob moved into the center of the room, versus the dais in front, and gave his talk as a discussion rather than presentation.  The result was a very engaging talk on Agile principles and execution.  If you have a chance to hear Bob talk on Agile, I heartily recommend going : not only does he know his stuff, he does a great job communicating that knowledge.

author: Dugald Wilson | posted @ Friday, July 11, 2008 8:29 AM | Feedback (0)

TriNUG June 2008 - Community Launch Event


Join us for a rapid fire evening full of new VS2008 features presented by our local TRINUG members!

Here's some of the topics you can expect:


  - Chris: XML Literals
  - Diane: LINQ to SQL Performance
  - Glen: VS Tools for Office
  - Greg: Extension Methods
  - Josh: Office Automation
  - Srinu: ASP.NET Dynamic Data

(Disclaimer:  This post is a shameless cut and paste, with no original content whatsoever.)

author: Dugald Wilson | posted @ Tuesday, June 10, 2008 11:21 PM | Feedback (0)

Charlotte Code Camp – Spring 2008


The Enterprise Developers Guild is hosting a Code Camp all day this Saturday, May 17 in Charlotte, NC. You can find the agenda here - it looks to be a great event, with lots of good sessions!  If you can make it there, I strongly encourage you to register.

author: Dugald Wilson | posted @ Thursday, May 15, 2008 8:33 AM | Feedback (0)

TriNUG May 2008 - James Avery - 10 Open Source .NET Tools You Should be Using



This Wednesday, at 5pm at Dreyfus Auditorium at RTI, come watch James Avery struggle against his 90-minute time limit as he presents "10 Open Source .NET Tools You Should be Using"!  James has been working hard on this presentation for a while, if his tweets are any indication, and I have no doubt it will be great. Come out and join us, meet your fellow .Net devs, and enjoy some pizza, too!

Updated: You can find James' notes from his presentation here.

author: Dugald Wilson | posted @ Monday, May 12, 2008 9:34 AM | Feedback (0)