Author Archives: Greg Sohl

Not feeling done with this topic, Greg Sohl will share part 2 of his June talk. RSVP on Meetup.com. Topic: A DSL for Your API – Part 2 In a follow up to our June topic, in this interactive session … Continue reading →

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 →