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Organised by C++ London

Want to stay up to date with new developments in C++? Don't miss this months C++ London!

will be attending

C# 5

Featuring Mads Torgersen

Mads Torgersen from Microsoft will talk about C# 5. We will probably be the first people in Europe to present on it. We are not able to say a lot about content, because it will only go public the week before with Anders at PDC... but as Mads is Anders Hejslberg's (the designer of the C#...

Building Software: Ayende's Way

Featuring Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien

In this session, we will focus on how Ayende Rahien is building software, what sort of considerations goes into the process. How architectural decisions are made and what sort of process is involved in getting a new piece of software out.

How to decrease risk when designing integrated systems

Featuring Sarah Taraporewalla

How often do you get to work on completely isolated systems? It is seemingly more and more common that your system needs to talk to another system to function, whether that be a legacy system, an external API or even one that has not been developed yet.

Replacement C# compiler and TDD

Featuring Greg Young

TDD is not understood by many developers who use languages such as c# or java. In this talk, Greg Young will look at TDD again, identify the aspects of these environments that tend to lead to confusion.

Building External DSLs for Fun and Profit

Featuring Jimmy Bogard

We've all seen the explosion of fluent interfaces and internal DSLs with the language-oriented features of recent releases of C#. Dynamic languages extend the boundaries even further, where we can bend the programming languages to our will.

But what if we want to move beyond the barriers of...

10 Top Tips for Good Object-Oriented Programming

Featuring Alastair Smith

In the last few years, Alastair has been responsible for driving an improvement in code and practice quality in a couple of organisations. This talk will cover some observations of common mistakes in object orientation, particularly in C# codebases.

Party like it's 2015 with C# 6!

Featuring Jon Skeet

C# 6 was released with Visual Studio 2015 in July 2015. It contains a host of new features, primarily aimed at removing annoying repetition and long-windedness. I'll go through the features of C# 6 and demonstrate what they look like in a real code base (Noda Time) as well as abusing them...

Writing Internal DSLs in C#

Featuring Ian Cooper

Ian Cooper introduces the ideas behind Internal DSLs and shows how C# 3.5 helps to write them. Get a grounding in the elements of writing a fluent interface such as expression builders and method chaining, as well as looking at how lambda expressions help us do parse tree manipulation.

Using Expression Trees for internal DSLs in C# 3.5

Featuring Ian Cooper

Ian Cooper continues his series of 3 talks on domain specific languages DSL.

He talks about fluent interfaces and how they can be created using extension methods. Fluent interfaces provide a ‘discoverable’ API which is easier to read...