I will be talking about Continuous Integration at Nordev 2006, although it has been renamed to/rebranded as Developer Summit 2006. The agenda is to be posted at the site shortly. The event takes place May 31st to June 1st in Kista.

I've got a cold. It's very often the same after you've been to the alps, you get a cold afterwards. A previous boss of mine used to say that a skiing vacation should be followed by a resting vacation. Many of us devs usually went skiing together and it took a couple of days to get up back to speed. And a cold afterward was not uncommon. Anyway, I'm trying to get better fast, sleeping and reading because tomorrow I will attend Guerilla.NET 2.0 here in malmö. I'm excited to see how developmentor courses are, and if these guerilla courses really are as good as some people say.

My next talk will be february 28th one in our breakfast seminars series at dotway. It somehow got the somewhat unfortunate title "testdriven development in a legacy environment", which is not completely correct but there are naturally many influences and parallells. Technically we will hopefully get to talk about what kinds of unique seams .NET offers, how to exploit them and how you should stay focused on the target, and more. The talk is in Malmö near central station (here) and the date is 2006-02-28.

For those that attended my generics talk at either Öredev in November or the SNUG meeting last monday, the presentation is available in powerpoint format from www.dotway.se, at this downloads page.

Forgot to put relevant info yesterday: If you missed out on Öredev, I will be doing talking about generics again at the next SNUG (Skånsk .NET User Group) meeting, which is on monday (12/12).

Info is posted here.

If you already know about generics, come anyway and learn about Continuous Integration from Kim Gräsman and just mingle with some other great .NET geeks. Kim is a really smart and great guy and I look forward to that. This time the meet is in Malmö, close to the station. Again, check out the info post.

Öredev was good fun. Today I came across a writeup from MS here (but in swedish). It was alot of work and just before the event, many people were saying: "never again" - but afterward everyone felt really satisfied and excited that it went so well.

I talked about generics in .NET 2.0. I initially wanted to do an intermediate session with stuff on performance and design patterns but I really think my session hit the spot as far as level goes for most attendees. I kind of talked about theory and ways of thinking about generics and about the implementation. I was overwhelmed by the positive response.

Another fellow dotwayyer wrote about it just after the event.