This past weekend I had the good fortune of having been invited back down to do a presentation for the Philadelphia Code Camp on 4/10/2010. I presented a brand new talk (of mine) entitled “Mocks and Fakes and Stubs, Oh my! Leveraing Mock Object Frameworks for Real-World Test-Driven Development Practices”. I’m guessing that if nothing [...]
In case you care (and if you’re reading this I’ll have to assume that either you’re terrible at using search engines to find relevant content on the Internet or else you’re here on purpose and so you probably DO care), my interview on the Community Megaphone Podcast is now published and can be downloaded from [...]
Well, the event evaluation forms for last weekend’s NYC CodeCamp are IN and have been tallied. And the winner is…
Just kidding. There is no winner because this year we decided to do a few things differently than in years past:
Eval forms didn’t contain numeric scoring for pre-defined categories (e.g., “Speaker was knowledgable about their topic”, [...]
This is just a short quick post to provide links to the content for my own session from last weekend’s NYC CodeCamp event – in my zeal to get content from all the other speakers in order to post them on the main site for download, I forgot to do this quick blog post re: [...]
>Whew!< After a pretty crazy January and February of preparation leading up to the event, I’m really pleased to announce that the 4th Annual NYC CodeCamp is officially OVER (Thank God!). This past Saturday March 6th, 2010 we held the actual event and I have to say that based on just about every metric I [...]
The NYC developer community is proud to announce the 4th (sort of annual) Code Camp to be held on Saturday, March 6, 2010, from 8:00 AM until 6:30 PM. It will take place at the Manhattan Microsoft office on 6th Avenue across the street from Radio City Music Hall.
We have our call for speakers open [...]
