DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper 2011

DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper 9 proved to be another sucess, selling out within 12 minutes, a packed waitlist, and on the day, very close to the limit of the venue.

Most of the speakers have slides and samples on their own sites, but we've collated those we have:

• Dan Mahary - Learning from the HTML Boilerplate
• Helen Emerson - CSS is code, how do we avoid the usual code problems?
• Colin Gemmel - From .NET to Rails, A Developer’s Story
• Sam Bourton - Expression Blend for WPF and Silverlight Developers
• David Burns - Writing Maintainable Tests for Selenium
• Mike Handlow - Monads! What are they and why should I care?. Sample code is here and accompanying there are also some blog poats
• Rob Ashton - A Primer to RavenDB. Rob also has a blog post about the day.
• Phillip Trelford - Behavioural Driven Development (BDD) with F#">. Most of the code samples are attached to his OS project TickSpec. You can also catch up on his blog.
• Guy Smith-Ferrier - Enforcing Code ‘Beauty’ With StyleCop
• Liam Westley - Go Asynchronous With C# 5.0. There also more on his blog.
• James Boother - Introduction to PowerShell
• Oliver Sturm - Functional Programming in C#
• Mark Rendle - Functional Alchemy: Tricks to keep your C# DRY
• Nathan Gloyn - Is your code S.O.L.I.D ?
• George Adamson - AJAX with jQuery. Slides and demos
John Price - Computer, earl grey tea, hot

We'll add more links as they come in.

Recordings

Recordings are available for sessions in Chicago 1 only.

• Liam Westley - Go Asynchronous With C# 5.0
• Mike Hadlow - Monads! What are they and why should I care?
• Andy Gibson - What's New In ASP.NET MVC 2.0 and 3.0
• Helen Emerson - CSS is code, how do we avoid the usual code problems?
• Paul Stack - Beginners Guide To Continuous Integration