Living in the Tech Avalanche Generation

Recently I kicked off “doing .Net days”, a community training program for those interested in .NET development topics. The inaugural session took place in August and now it’s time to announce the next session, which is planned for November the 7th 2009. The topic for “day 2″ will be “Using the Entity Framework with Domain Drive Design” and will incorporate a discussion and demonstration of Repositories, Fetching Strategies and Specifications.

If you would like to register for the event please send me an email here. There are only 10 seats available so get in quick. Whilst the program is offered at no charge, a $5 dollar donation from attendees will go along way to defray the cost of the community centre room which is decked out with PC’s for each attendee. The venue is the Point Cook Community Learning Centre in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne Australia.

UPDATE:

Check the comments to see how many seats are still available.

Thanks to the kindly offered help of BOUNCE (check out his work), “doing .Net days” has a logo! If you didn’t know, “doing .Net days” is a monthly community training event run by TechAvalanche once a month.

Doing .Net Days will focus on a variety of programming topics, mostly as they relate to programming on the .NET platform and covering technologies that touch both the CLR and DLR.

Doing .NET Days will also give a great deal of it’s ‘Air Time’ to topics that feature heavily in the Alt.Net space. Open Source frameworks and tools will also be covered extensively and if you have stopped by here before you would know that our very first event will include a discussion and demonstration of nServiceBus, a framework (fast growing in popularity) designed to make building distributed systems easier.

There is work afoot to bring Udi back to Australia once again to conduct training on NServiceBus and DDD. I would love to hear from anyone who would be interested in attending such an event.

For more information please see this poll and register your interest. Also feel free to contact me @here. For more information on the course content check this link out.