NDC 2008, the Agenda

An entry about conferences Publication date 24. April 2008 12:32

largeThe complete agenda for the Norwegian Developer Conference 2008 has been made available now, and boy what an agenda it is! Each of the two days boasts six (!) tracks, with plenty of diversity to pick from. There's development topics like an introducton to ASP.NET MVC by Scott Hanselman, a crash course in Regular Expressions by Roy Osherove, a LINQ Overview by Mats Torgersen, building Rich Internet Applications with Silverlight by Chad Hower. Then there's more process oriented talks about Scrum by Ken Schwaber, the Natural Laws of Agile Software Development by Ron Jeffries and Chet Hendrickson, the definition of What is Waste in Software Development by Mary Poppendieck, a look at Agile in Real Life by Roy Osherove... plus plenty more besides. Yikes, I'm going to have to think long and hard about which talks to attend here - where's that Duplicator machine Calvin and Hobbes buildt when you need it?! ;)

Anyways, Microsoft Norway (Rune Grothaug & co) and Programutvikling have gone above and beyond here and pulled together a line-up fit for a world-class conference, so make sure you don't miss out if you haven't got a ticket already. Great work guys, see you there!

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