The Angular Superpowers Tour
Ok it’s not free but I think for 2 full days the reduced price of $199 is very very reasonable
Angular Superpowers Tour March 2016 (Melb,Brisbane and Sydney)
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Git Hub Activity Guilt
Git Hub Activity Guilt explained:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/GitHubActivityGuiltAndTheCodersFitBit.aspx
A reminder that it’s pretty useful to keep an eye on your public github activity – always a extra string in your bow for the your job as a Software Engineer : your github account.
FREE!!! Microsoft:The Know it. Prove it. challenge (FEB – Book now!!!)
Only a day or so to register sorry for the late notice but this looks pretty cool – free 1 month training resources with Microsoft:
” , brought to you by Microsoft Virtual Academy, is a month-long chance for you to conquer the tech topic of your choice. Accept the challenge, join the community, share your progress, and make February the month that the full extent of your capabilities are revealed.”
https://borntolearn.mslearn.net/knowitproveit?wt.mc_id=DX_48552
DDD Melbourne 13 August
Looks like another great very cheap DDD happening in mid year:
Xamarin Hack Day Melbourne 6 Feb
A collection of more free .net eBooks
Free e-books from Microsoft
Here’s a collection of free Microsoft e-books (including 4 apps dev and 1 SQL server book):
The thin white duke departs…
I, I will be king
And you, you will be queen
Though nothing will drive them away
We can beat them, just for one day
We can be Heroes, just for one day
David Bowie
Even Eric Lippert (C# guru) was touched by the loss of the great man:
Memories of 1984 come back to me – hearing Bowie for the first time and coding some crazy text adventures on my C-64 – sheltering in my glorious little room with just me, my computer and David Bowie. The wild world was outside.
If you haven’t listened Bowie it’s never too late.
Good bye sir, thanks for everything.
Writing maintainable code – free eBook
https://www.sig.eu/en/building-maintainable-software/
It’s all java but the principles are all the same for C# – contains quite a few really good examples of refactoring/refining code.
Great free tutorials on Angular.js
This was reviewed by an old buddy of mine recently and it looks just brilliant for anyone keen on working with angular:
https://www.codeschool.com/courses/shaping-up-with-angular-js
Doms Code 