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| Tuesday, August 03, 2010 |
| Oxford - Making an Exception |
| Monday, August 09, 2010 |
| Hereford - Azure Table Service - NoSQL |
| Monday, August 09, 2010 |
| Coventry - Entity Framework 4 |
| Tuesday, August 17, 2010 |
| Birmingham - I've Got A Little jQuery ... |
| Wednesday, August 18, 2010 |
| Manchester - An Introduction to F# |
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Iterative Training provides real world training to developers and architects. With the avalanche of new technology coming from Microsoft, how are you expected to stay ahead of the game?
This is where we come in. All the courses we provide have been designed by experts to teach you not only the raw technology but most importantly, how to apply it to the business domain.
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| Event Breakdown |
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| Liam Westley
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Continuous Integration Factory |
You might already realise that unit testing your code is becoming more important and that it is a crucial aspect of continuous integration. But what are the principles of continuous integration? If you're too afraid/poor to install TFS what are the options? If you've looked around but were wary of the learning curve of Cruise Control .Net, NAnt and MSBuild, CI
Factory might be the solution for you. Liam will be presenting an introduction to CI Factory (see MSDN Magazine, March 2008). CI Factory is a setup program written be Jay Flowers which installs a default project layout complete with various code analysis tools, hooking into your version control system and running automated builds under Cruise Control .NET. It's time to kick start your use of unit testing with continuous integration.
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| Marc Gravell
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Protocol Buffers in .NET |
Google recently made their cross-platform, highly efficient, descriptor-based binary serialization code open-source. This session shows the design behind "protocol buffers", and introduces a simple-to-use .NET implementation that can be used in your existing and new projects.
See how protocol buffers provide an alternative way to define, store and transfer your data; locally, over the wire, or between platforms.
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