BRAG
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The Baton Rouge Architecture Group is a monthly, informal round-table lunch for developers within the Greater Baton Rouge area. It is open to developers of all skill levels. September 7th Lance Dunnehoo will be starting us off on Model View View-Model (MVVM) and we'll see where we go from there. Should be yet another great meeting. If you would like to come, please use the eventbrite link below to register so that we can get a rough estimate of the space needed. We hope to see you there! Where: Fox...
The Baton Rouge Architecture Group is a monthly, informal round-table lunch for developers within the Greater Baton Rouge area. It is open to developers of all skill levels. This upcoming Tuesday Phillip Jackson will be starting us out talking on the Liskov Substitution Principle and we'll see where we go from there. Should be yet another great meeting. If you would like to come, please use the eventbrite link below to register so that we can get a rough estimate of the space needed. We hope to see...
We got a couple upcoming meetings for software developers in the Baton Rouge area that are going to be a great amount of fun and learning (what, together? Nahhh…) BRDNUG Meeting: Tomorrow, Oct 21 2009 Brian Sullivan from the Shreveport area will be coming down to speak on NHibernate with Fluent NHibernate. Should be a great meeting, I’m very sadly missing it. Agenda 5:45 pm - 6:15 pm: General Introduction/Food and Drinks 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm: Brian will speak on NHibernate with Fluent NHibernate 7:20...
If you are in the Baton Rouge area there is a new event for you to attend! Intended for aspiring and current software architects, the BRAG Lunch is a place for an informal gathering to talk about what works and doesn’t work in real life. Our first meeting is going to start off on the Service Locator pattern mediated by Lance Dunnehoo and we’ll see where we go from there! I hope to see you guys there, and you can find out the granular details at our EventBrite page. If you plan on attending, please...