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• Nov 23

  Dan Cederholm Workshop

  0km away in London

  Handcrafted Bulletproof CSSwith Dan Cederholm of "Simplebits"Learn how craftsmanship can apply to the intangibility of web design. Dan Cederholm will guide you though a case study, pointing out the details that matter most when designing fle...

• Dec 4

  Social PR Forum

  0km away in London

  Social PR is a one day conference designed to address the issues surrounding PR and the social media space. The conference will look into how these topics are impacting on each other and how PR professionals can relate and work effectively within the new challenges web 2.0 communication channels bring.

• Dec 2

  David Laribee's Leading Lean/Agile Teams

  1km away in London EC1A 4DD

  Calling all technical leads, senior developers, coaches & architects: you can nto afford to miss David Laribee's David Laribee's Towards a New Architect 2-day workshop. David's highly-anticipated workshop is a must for anyone wanting to learn actionable techniques and tools for leading your team toward greater throughput and technical excellence.

• Dec 12

  Ruby Manor 2 : Manor Harder

  1km away in London

  Ruby Manor 2 : Manor Harder The Guvner is opening the doors to The Manor once again, and just like last time it’s up to you to fill my echoing halls with the sound of Ruby. It'll be the same process as last year, so you can just read last year’s announcement again () and skip straight to making a topic suggestion (something you’d like to listen to) or talk proposal (something you’d like to speak about) in a new thread on the mailing list

• Dec 10

  London Geek Nights: Naked Objects

  1km away in London, United Kingdom

  This is a talk about the the Naked Objects methodology given by Dan Haywood who also has a book out on the subject. Naked Objects is a framework to help you develop the domain layer using the principles of domain-driven design. Exposing the domain objects in this way rapidly develops the ubiquitous language, while supporting a model-driven design. Come along and join in a discussion on how Naked Objects supports DDD.