Scott's post reminded me that I've been a bit of a slacker in not mentioning that I'll be speaking at the p&p Summit in Redmond in a couple weeks. This year I'll be giving three talks:
- Dependency Injection Architecture talks about what dependency injection is, why people use it, and how to use p&p's ObjectBuilder to make your own dependency injection frameworks for your application. This talk will be similar to the talk I gave in Boston earlier this year.
- Presenting the Model (still listed with its old title, "TDD for GUIs") talks about how write testable code right up to the UI layer (sometimes called "testing under the glass"). I'll show the Model-View-Presenter design pattern and use Windows Forms as an example of writing testable GUI applications.
- Micro-Pairing (co-presented with Peter Provost) describes our refinement of the eXtreme Programming practices of Pair Programming and Test Driven Development into a fun development practices that feels less like work and more like playing. It encourages frequent micro-discussions about design and implementation direction to help you get the most out of your coding session.
Hope to see you there!