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Produce Cleaner Code with Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)
Featuring Gael Fraiteur
Rather than giving us a nice separation of concerns (assembly > namespace > class > method), there are times when OOP forces us to write crap - scattering, tangling and coupling our code.
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Multithreading beyond the lock keyword
Featuring Gael Fraiteur
As multi-core hardware becomes ubiquitous, system developers can no longer rely on a superficial knowledge of multithreading programming. In this session, Gael Fraiteur will dust-off low-level synchronization primitives and show how to design programs that make better use of multiple cores
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Aspect-oriented programming in Ruby
Featuring Camille Baldock
Many of us developers love arguing about architecture that we dislike and refactoring our code to loosen coupling and weaken dependencies between our objects. Unfortunately, some overarching parts of our applications, like persistence, networking, notifications, logging, auditing, are scattered...
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Messaging - It's not just about Large Scale Integration
Featuring Ashic Mahtab
In this tutorial, Ashic looks at how we can do dependency injection, aspect orientation and other trendy things without resorting to complicated frameworks. We will see how message passing allows us to follow object oriented principles.
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Scala IDE for Eclipse
Featuring Miles Sabin
Following the release of 'ScalaIDE for Eclipse' for Scala 2.8, Miles Sabin, the main contributor and lead for the ScalaIDE, will be demonstrating some of the new features that are now included in the Eclipse plugin.
scala eclipse java spring osgi jdt aop -
Open Source .NET eXchange
One day in London
In this mini-conference, members of the ALT.NET community will talk about their favourite alternative .NET tools that increase programmer productivity and help us do our work better but are still not mainstream.
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Progressive .NET Tutorials 2012
Three days in London
The Progressive .NET Tutorials return on May 29 2012!
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Produce Cleaner Code with Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)
Organised by LDNUG: London .NET User Group
Rather than giving us a nice separation of concerns (assembly > namespace > class > method), there are times when AOP forces us to write crap - scattering, tangling and coupling our code.
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Scala IDE for Eclipse
Organised by London Scala Users Group
Following the release of 'ScalaIDE for Eclipse' for Scala 2.8, Miles Sabin, the main contributor and lead for the ScalaIDE, will be demonstrating some of the new features that are now included in the Eclipse plugin.
scala eclipse java spring functional -
Multithreading beyond the lock keyword
Organised by Skills Matter In The Brain
In this talk Gael Fraiteur will dust-off low-level synchronization primitives and show how to design programs that make better use of multiple cores.
multithreading synchronization aop
