I will be giving my talk to .NET user groups in Switzerland next week, in Bern, Luzern and Zurich. Tuesday May 14 in Berne. Register with xing, or fill in the contact form on the Berne .NET user group site.…
I will be giving my talk to .NET user groups in Switzerland next week, in Bern, Luzern and Zurich. Tuesday May 14 in Berne. Register with xing, or fill in the contact form on the Berne .NET user group site.…
Chris is on the road again and back to Germany. This time thanks to the good folks at INETA Germany, in particular Lars Keller and Alex Groß. The focus will be on applying modularity to .Net codebases but the principles…
The Rediscovering Modularity tour continues. This time 3 dates in Texas at the end of January. Chris will be presenting again. Tuesday January 29th 6:00-8:00pm Location: San Antonio, New Horrizons. Wednesday January 30th 6:15-8:15pm Location: Dallas, Matrix Consulting, 5151 Beltline Road, Suite 1010 Dallas,…
We’re excited, first trip to Brazil! Founder, Chris Chedgey, will be presenting on Rediscovering Modularity in Brazil next week. First up in Sao Paulo at JavaOne Latin America on Tuesday December 4th at 13:30. Then at the INE Auditorium, UFSC University, Florianopolis on Thursday,…
Founder, Chris Chedgey, will be presenting on Rediscovering Modularity in an existing codebase (and more) over the coming weeks in The Netherlands, Sweden and Germany. Dates in the US will be announced shortly. The Netherlands at The JFall Conference Presentation details: Rediscovering…
Sometimes you really want to cut through a code-base to discover all the functions that can get called in response to a specific function being invoked, with all the other code removed from the picture. Or you might be coming…
Ubergeek is a strange and wonderful creature. He possesses supernatural powers for retaining vast swathes of detail in his head at one time. This makes him designed for coding, a priceless gem when you need to get version 1 of…
For Restructure101 version 2 (press release) we rolled in a load of feature requests that came back from users of version 1. A lot of these were around making the existing functionality more accessible. Others make version 1 use-cases much…