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No Fluff Just Stuff
The No Fluff Just Stuff Software Symposium 2006 tour supported in part by Intertech is pleased to announce the return of the Twin Cities Software Symposium to Minneapolis on March 17-19th. Save $50 on each registration with the code "nfjsspecdisc"
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Free Briefing at Microsoft in Bloomington, MN
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Learn from International best-selling author Andrew Troelsen. His technical briefing shares resources with attendees that extend Visual Studio to improve enterprise development. Tools such as (nant), documentation tools (ndoc), and testing tools (nunit / vil) are covered.
Cost:
Free
Where:
Microsoft, Bloomington MN
When:
3/31/2006 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Register now...
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Understanding Generics
With the release of .NET 2.0, the C# programming language has been enhanced to support features of the CTS termed generics. Simply put, generics provide a way for programming placeholders (formally termed type parameters) for method arguments and type definitions, which are specified at the time of invoking the generic method or creating the generic type.
Get the entire chapter Understanding Generics FREE from Pro C# 2005 and the .NET 2.0 Platform by Andrew Troelsen, Intertech partner, trainer, and international best-selling author author.
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Welcome to The Software Developer
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Hello,
I'm Jim White, Intertech Director of Training and Instructor. This month I'm stepping up again as the editor of The Software Developer.
In the Feature Story (right above this column), .NET expert, international best-selling .NET author, and fellow Intertech instructor, Andrew Troelsen, shares his expertise on .NET Generics. Thanks to our friends at APress (our publishing partner behind the Intertech Instructor Series of books) there's a whole chapter from Andrew's award-winning book Pro C# and the .NET 2.0 Platform.
Speaking of Andrew, he'll be delivering a free technical briefing at Microsoft's Bloomington, MN facility. Andrew will be sharing insights on open source tools to accelerate .NET development. You can register online at Intertech's website.
Being a Java instructor and wanting to keep balance, in this issue, there's also an article from fellow Intertech Java instructor Kevin Pumarlo. Kevin shares provoking thoughts on the evolution of software development.
Finally, on a couple of notes on Intertech's line-up of hands-on workshops. Check out Intertech's Complete JProbe -- a 2-day course authored by yours truly that focuses on Java application performance tuning and a revamped offering on .NET Architecture and Best Practices--Complete .NET Architecture and Best Practices -- 3-day course created by award-winning author Andrew Troelsen.
Happy February,
Jim
If you have a suggestion for a feature article or if there are any programming tips you'd like for us to provide please let us know. All comments are greatly appreciated.
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Up and Down the Corporate Ladder |
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ROI and Project Management |
Evolution is alive and well – at least in the software world…
I’ve been playing this game long enough to have more than just a few gray hairs, and to have seen a lot of software technology and tools come and go. Long enough to see a ‘pattern’ evolve reflecting how and why those technologies and tools morphed to adapt to the times – their environment if you will...
by Kevin Pumarlo
Intertech
[FULL STORY]
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