Time Cockpit Blog
- Rainer Stropek
On May 17th I did a workshop on parallel programming at parallel 2013 conference in Karlsruhe. The attendees asked me to publish some of the live coding samples I did. In this blog you can find the samples.
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This year at dotnet Cologne I have proposed a 60 minutes live-coding talk about async/await. It was really accepted and I even got the large ballroom. Wow, live coding in front more than 100 developers. This will be awesome. In this blog I post the sample that I am going to develop on stage.
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Last week I did a workshop for a customer on agile software development and scrum. In this blog post I publish the slides that I have used.
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At the BASTA Spring 2013 conference I had a session about developing custom OData providers. In this blog article I summarize the most important take aways and publish the source code.
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Auf der BASTA 2013 Spring Konferenz habe ich einen ganztägigen Workshop zum Thema C# mit Schwerpunkt auf parallele und asynchrone Programmierung gehalten. In diesem Blogartikel gibt es die Slides und Samples zum Download.
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I had the chance to do two sessions at Microsoft MVP Summit 2013 in Redmond/Bellevue. In this blog article I share the thoughts + code of my second talk about Windows Azure Websites.
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I had the opportunity to do two sessions at MVP Summit 2013 in Redmond/Bellevue. The first one covered TypeScript. In this blog article I summarize my main points and share the demo code.
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Month by month we portray customers who successfully use time cockpit for managing their services business. For our initial newsletter in 2013 we decided to write about how we use time cockpit for our own consulting business.
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In September 2012 I did a session on Microsoft Windows Azure's Table Storage at the Professional .NET 2012 Community Conference in Vienna. In this blog post I would like to publish the video of the talk as well as the sample code I presented during the session.
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Windows Azure Websites (WAWS) is a great PaaS service in Microsoft's Cloud Computing platform Windows Azure. It makes it very easy to create, run, and scale web sites or web APIs. The new Team Foundation Services integrate perfectly with WAWS and make it possible to setup a continuous integration environment in the cloud within minutes.
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