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Presenting at Richmond Code Camp 2009.1
Thursday, April 16, 2009

I will be presenting "From Software Programmer to Software Engineer: Concepts to Span the Divide" on Saturday, April 25th 2009 at 3:30 - 4:45pm in Room 226. Hope to see you there!

Abstract:

A Software Programmer is one who can merely slap together some code to just get things working. A Software Engineer is one who knows more than just a language and and an API; rather they know the hows AND the whys of constructing quality and scalable software. Topics covered include: well engineered software principles, software quality, development automation, developer productivity, and more.

See http://richmondcodecamp.org/ for more information.

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Speaking Enagements

  • 11/18/2010 | Charlottesville .NET Users Group | Charlottesville, VA | Topic TBD
  • 09/14/2010 | Hampton Roads .NET Users Group | Cheaspeake, VA | Topic TBD
  • 07/01/2010 | Richmond .NET Users Group | Richmond, VA | Topic TBD
  • (past) 12/08/2009 | Hampton Roads .NET Users Group | Cheaspeake, VA | SharePoint Antithesis - A Case Study in Pragmatic Software Architecture and Engineering Processes
  • (past) 10/04/2009 | Richmond Code Camp 2009.2 | Richmond, VA | Soothing the Pain Points: Data Access, Validation, Rules, UI, Presentation, et. al
  • (past) 07/23/2009 | Charlottesville .NET Users Group | Charlottesville, VA | Debugging on the Windows Platform
  • (past) 05/23/2008 | NoVa CodeCamp 2009.01 | Reston, VA | Going Proxy-less - The WCF Proxy Factory
  • (past) 04/25/2009 | Richmond Code Camp 2009.1 | Richmond, VA | Software Programmer to Software Engineer: Concepts to Span the Divide
  • (past) 02/05/2009 | Richmond .NET Users Group | Richmond, VA | Debugging on the Windows Platform
  • (past) 10/04/2008 | Richmond Code Camp 2008.2 | Richmond, VA | Going Proxy-less - The WCF Proxy Factory

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