Ayende @ Rahien

Ayende @ Rahien

Oren Eini aka Ayende Rahien CEO of Hibernating Rhinos LTD, which develops RavenDB, a NoSQL Open Source Document Database.

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Nov 04 2010

Building Software: Ayende’s way

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Originally posted at 11/3/2010

I am going to have an open session on the 18th Nov, discussing all the details and considerations that goes into how I design, build, and create software.

You are welcome to come, it should be interesting.

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configurator
04 Nov 2010
10:08 AM
configurator

Already signed up.

Vadim Kreynin
04 Nov 2010
12:46 PM
Vadim Kreynin

Do you have any future plans to give this talk in the States? One more question. Do you plan to record and post it online?

Ayende Rahien
04 Nov 2010
12:54 PM
Ayende Rahien

Vadim,

It will be recorded

json
04 Nov 2010
13:27 PM
json

Would it be also posted online? Or recorded and just stored... somewhere;)

grega_g
04 Nov 2010
14:39 PM
grega_g

I vote put online!

scooletz
04 Nov 2010
18:48 PM
scooletz

A bit softer topic. Registered.

Christophe G
04 Nov 2010
20:24 PM
Christophe G

you're so full of yourself

Jim
05 Nov 2010
12:17 PM
Jim

Will this be purely from a technical point of view or will you be covering agile practices like XP too?

+1 for posting online for those of us who can't make it to London.

Frank Quednau
06 Nov 2010
22:55 PM
Frank Quednau

How sad you don't go to oredev instead as was planned at some point - having to learn that by overhearing it in the #oredev twitter stream is one of those face-palm moments.

Looks like it will be a few more years until I'll see you somewhere, considering the rate of me going to such events.

Fujiy
19 Nov 2010
10:22 AM
Fujiy

Where I can download the video?

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