Author Archives: Greg Sohl

Teams. Most of us have them. Some sit right around us, some half a world away. Join us on Dec 5 for a talk about the special challenges of remote teams. RSVP on Meetup.com. Topic: The Trials and Tribulations of … Continue reading →

We’ve had a lot of fun watching some of the .NET videos from Build 2016 the last two months. There is one more on my list that I hope you’ll be happy to watch together – The Future of C#. … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I didn’t get to go to Build 2016. My days during it were also busy so didn’t see a lot of the live broadcasts. So much good content and so little time in our … Continue reading →

Join us in March for a pretty cool talk that’ll have you communicating like never before. RSVP on Meetup.com. Topic: P2Pvidchatxplatxamwebrtc to create Hangskypetime Be semi-social. Create your own video chat app to talk with friends from your home using … Continue reading →

ASP.NET is great, but its not the only framework for building the web in .NET. One alternative is NancyFX, which has been around for a few years now. Join us on Feb 1 for an into to NancyFX and add … Continue reading →

Inspired by Keith’s September talk, this month Greg will share some cool .NET tools, techniques and libraries. Join us at Geonetric – our sponsor again for 2016! – for a fun and useful talk. RSVP on Meetup.com. Topic: Cool .NET … Continue reading →

Join us on Monday October 5th for an open discussion on topics you provide. We haven’t done one of these for awhile. It is always a good time to get deep into some good development topics with this group. RSVP … Continue reading →

Join us on Monday for a talk from a frequent speaker, Keith Dahlby. Should be a fun topic with good discussion! RSVP on Meetup.com. Topic: .NET Things that Don’t Suck Developers tend to talk about two things: stuff that’s brand … Continue reading →

DevOps. For some reason its a thing by name now. If you ask me, it’s always been a thing. It’s a thing to Matt Ash and he’s going to tell you about it. Specifically how to do continuous builds and … Continue reading →

You were expecting Jason Bock, but that will have to wait for another time. Instead we’ve got some great JavaScript information for you! Todd Gardner will help us know what to do when your JavaScript goes wrong. If you plan … Continue reading →