[lug] BLUG Meeting Announcement 2013-11-14

Boulder Linux boulderlinux at gmail.com
Wed Nov 13 08:00:05 MST 2013


    http://lug.boulder.co.us/calendar.html

The November Boulder Linux User Group meeting is coming up.

   Talk : Software Patterns - Introduction to Foundational Wisdom for the Maturing Software Profession

Speaker : Scott Jackson

   When : 7:15 p.m. on Thu, Nov 14, 2013 

  Where : Applied Trust, 1033 Walnut St, Bulder, CO 80302

          Applied Trust is on Walnut Street in downtown Boulder. It is
          the door just west of Amante Coffee.

    Map : http://lug.boulder.co.us/meetings.html

Parking : Parking on the street is free after 7pm and there are 2 public
          garages on Walnut at $1.25/hour and bike parking on the sidewalk
          in front of the office.

    Bus : Less than 2 blocks from Broadway which is served by the Skip busses.
          Less than 4 blocks from the Boulder Transit Center which serves
          almost all routes.


Summary of 'Software Patterns - Introduction to Foundational Wisdom for the Maturing Software Profession'
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In this talk I will show the important role that patterns play during the
Software Development Process.  I will make the case that Software Patterns
should be fundamental knowledge for Software Engineers and that they play a
key role in maturing the Software Development profession.  Along with
introducing some of the more common patterns, I will share real world
examples where patterns were used to expedite development, reduce cost and
improve scalability.  There will be time at the end of the presentation to
discuss your favorite patterns and your good or bad experiences with
applying them.


Pre meeting food
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Food will be available at the meeting location, so please show up around 6:45 pm
and join us for a bite to eat. We'll start the meeting about 7:15.


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