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• Dec 10

  London Geek Nights: Naked Objects

  0km 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.

• Dec 8

  VBUG London: Christmas Extravaganza with Hadi Hariri

  0km away in London

  Christmas Extravaganza with Hadi HaririThis event has been made possible with a lot of help from INETA [http://europe.ineta.org/]Hadi Hariri w

• Nov 23

  November Meetup

  0km away in Waterloo venuecity1000

  Sorry about the short notice: how about we meet again on the 23rd November? I'm interested in conversations about good practice, software craftsmanship, recessions, offshoring, partnerships, you name it! See you at 11am at the BFI! Chris

• Nov 24

  Tue 24th Nov Dreamweaver Meetup Group, Charing Cross, London

  0km away in City of London

  This is a Meetup group for those who use or who are interested in Adobe Dreamweaver which is a software system used for building websites. It is a good time to come along to the group as it is possible to get involved at the beginning. Because it is early days there is no formal structure to the meeting. It is a good opportunity however to meet people at all levels of experience, have a chat, ask questions and show work.

• Nov 26

  Cloud Users Meetup - Data storage in the cloud.

  0km away in EC1V 7DP

  Jim Liddle UK Director Gigaspaces, CEO at Jana Technology Services, founder of SMEStorgae, blogger at , and author of TheSavvyGuideTo HPC, Grid, Data Grid, Virtualisation and Cloud Computing, is talking on "Data in the cloud: An evaluation of public cloud storage today, the issues & challenges, and what the future could hold" If you have other cloud questions please feel free to come a along and ask. Someone always has an answer!

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