Rails for ASP.NET Developers at CNUG 3
Back in the day (ok, like a couple of years ago) I was frequently in attendance at the monthly CNUG (Chicago .NET Users Group) meetings. For obvious reasons, I hadn't been in a while. But last night, Michael Dwan from Clarity Consulting gave a presentation entitled "Ruby on Rails for ASP.NET Developers", and of course, I couldn't pass it up.
I was impressed by the number of people who showed up (it was standing-room-only in a pretty large room), and Michael gave a solid presentation on the fundamentals of Rails and how understanding Rails can actually make you a much better .NET developer. Kudos, Michael, for helping to spread the message that it's not always a "us vs. them" thing. The two communities have a lot to learn from each other.
Hello,
Is it possible to read the blog or details about Michael Dwan's speech at CNUG.
I am particularly more interested ion the speech about Rails for Asp.Net Developers.
Thanks
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