Oxygen Blast 2006
Power Seminars for the Super-Charged Software Developer
IN APPRECIATION FOR A RECORD YEAR OF SERVICE, INTERTECH PRESENTS A SERIES GEARED TO EXTEND… AND CHALLENGE, THE PROFESSIONAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPER’S WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF KEY RESOURCES.
TOPIC #1: USING OPEN SOURCE TOOLS TO EXTEND VISUAL STUDIO.NET
This session 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.
GUEST X-PERT: ANDREW TROELSEN
Andrew Troelsen is a partner, trainer, and consultant at Intertech and is a leading authority on both .NET and COM. He has written five books on .NET including the international best-seller on C#.NET.
COST: FREE
LOCATION: Microsoft, Bloomington MN
WHEN: 3/31/2006 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Register now...
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.NET and Open Source
The .NET Framework has opened up the open-source universe to Microsoft developers. From open source build tools (nant) to documentation tools (ndoc) to testing tools (nunit / vil) and alternative .NET IDEs (SharpDevelop, etc), the choices are wide and growing. To help you understand your choices, Intertech's first seminar in the Oxygen Blast 2006, Power Seminars for Software Developers is on .NET and open source.
At this free, limited-seating seminar, attendees will not only learn how to craft .NET assemblies from outside the walls of Visual Studio, but will also walk away with dozens of resources for future exploration. If you're interested attending this free, limited seating event on March 31rst @ Microsoft's Minnesota location, sign-up on our website. If you're interested in a deeper plunge check out our 3-day offering.
Intertech's 3-day Complete Open Source .NET exposes .NET developers to the world of open source tools which target the .NET platform. Once qualifying the “open source mindset”, attendees will investigate the role of the CLI (Ecma-334 and Ecma-335) and several .NET distributions. The bulk of the course examines numerous open source development options including NAnt, NDoc and NUnit. The role of application logging (Log4Net) and Continuous Integration (CI) will also be examined. During the course, attendees will build numerous applications using the open source tools and techniques.
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Hello and Welcome to the April edition of The Software Developer,
In 2006, we're delivering a set of free seminars geared exclusively for the software developer. These seminars are Intertech's Oxygen Blast 2006, Power Seminars for Software Developers. The first seminar is delivered by Intertech Instructor and world-recognized .NET author, Andrew Troelsen. Andrew will share insights on open source tools available for .NET development. If you're in Minneapolis/St. Paul, sign up for this free, limited-seating event held at Microsoft. You can register on our website.
Also in this issue, you'll find 11 great tips for project management, insights from the Software Engineering Institute on documenting architecture, and an article from yours truly on Ruby published on DevX.com.
Enjoy the issue,
Jim White
Intertech Director of Training and Instructor
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