What we're about
.NET Oxford is a developer user-group / meetup based in Oxfordshire. Whilst aimed at .NET developers, the topics we cover are "anything of interest" to a .NET developer - so we also cover plenty of other related technologies. For an idea of the topics we've covered so far, see the tag-cloud on our website: https://www.dotnetoxford.com.
Now more than ever, it's such an amazing time to be a .NET developer with all that's going on at Microsoft with both .NET Core, Azure, and the open-source community.
Please help us spread the word and let as many people know as possible!
We're on Twitter (@dotnetoxford) - but the main place for our community outside of the actually events is on Discord - you can join from here: discord.gg/cNXxUXDegH
Upcoming events (3)
"Proxy Source Generators" - Matt Davidson
"Git under the hood" - Dan Clarke
"Achieving Developer Flow State Through Mindfulness" - Rob West
"How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Redirect" - Matt Nield
"C# Features all developers should know" - Adam Storr
"Rethinking XAML" - Matt Lacey
"Beyond Kubernetes: Unleashing the Power of Azure Container Apps!" - James World
"Market Update" Corriculo Recruitment (our sponsors)
- Matt N.
- Dan C.
- Tim B.
- 20 attendees
"A change in the language is a change in the model"
As you maintain domain model integrity you may end up with "duplicate concepts" or "false cognates".
Is everyone coding or are they coding? (Are you a doctor or a software developer)?
Does a spoiler make you happy or sad (Are you a car enthusiast or a film lover?)
And how do new team members who weren't part of initial modelling exercises get up to speed on your domain language?
Contextive is a new tool for documenting a ubiquitous domain language which embeds the definitions in all the places the language is used - in code, documentation, online conversations and modelling tools.
In this talk we'll review the tool, its inspiration and usage, then get stuck into collaboratively hacking on it to fix a bug or add a feature (decided on the night!).
As we hack, depending on what we work on, we might be looking at:
- Building a VSCode extension in F# using Fable
- The IDE Language Server Protocol (LSP)
- Interacting with C# LSP Libraries from F#
- Using the Expecto and Unquote test frameworks for TDD in F#
- Dan C.
- Matt N.
- Tim B.
- 13 attendees
Now is always the best time to start a blog, you will learn so much and teach so many. In this presentation, Bryan will share what he's learnt from 10 years of blogging.
- Matt N.
- Dan C.
- Catalin R.
- 27 attendees
Past events (74)
- Dan C.
- Matt N.
- Adam S.
- 42 attendees
