BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261024T035936Z UID:1wus6w DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190617 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190618 CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20190522T081530 DESCRIPTION: We are happy to have Jon Hilton dialling in to talk about movi ng from layered architecture to vertical slices in .Net. \n\n \n 6:00-6:3 0 Doors open\, chat and make new friends \n 6:30-7:30 Jon Hilton \n 7:30-8 :00 Refreshments and pizza \n 8:00-9:00 John TImney \n \n\n From Layers to Vertical Slices \n\n Simplify your code and focus on your features \n\n W e've all experienced that moment when your boss/customer calls you and say s\; \n\n "This is just a small change\, I can't imagine it would take more than half an hour or so" \n\n And your heart sinks\, because you know wha t these "small" tweaks actually entail. \n\n You have to find the code\, w hich means navigating all the "layers" of your application. \n\n If you're lucky\, you can locate the relevant ASP.NET controller\, but you know tha t's only the start. \n\n 3 hours later\, you're knee-deep in your Data Acc ess Layer\, desperately trying to figure out where this "small tweak" need s to be made\, wondering if it's lunchtime yet. \n\n It doesn't have to be this way! You can skip a lot of this pain by leveraging the idea of "vert ical slices". \n\n When you build and architect your application around in dividual features\, magical things start to happen\; \n\n \n You always kn ow exactly where to look for the code that makes any given feature tick \n You can use tests to be confident your feature actually does what the use r/customer wants it to do (imagine that!) \n You get to work with (and wri te) simple code \n You can get all your work done in a few hours and bunk off early (OK\, maybe not\, but we can dream...) \n \n\n So join me as we explore what vertical slices are\, how you can approach any feature and sp ecific tips and techniques for making this come to life using ASP.NET Core and MediatR. \n\n Goal Alignment in the world of Multi-Cloud \n\n John Ti mney \n\n Multi-Cloud brings a whole stack of new challenges to our organi sations\, and many projects are failing because businesses still do not ge t the fundamentals correct. Introduce the complexity of multi-cloud\, and digital strategies and we have a minefield of problems emerging that our staff are ill equipped to help with. \n\n Before you can align your staff with your vision for the company\, so you can consider what a Multi-Cloud strategy might look like\, we need a clear picture of what your goals need to be to deliver something of value to that wider strategy\, and the prob lems this brings. \n\n Join our business information technology session\, delivered by Microsoft MVP John Timney\, who will bring you into the very entertaining world of Dilbert to demonstrate where we tend to go wrong. \n\n We will cover starting our right and some aspects to consider before heading down the multi-cloud path. We will look at the issue of People Po wer and some tips for lining up the right people! We will go over how to Keep it real by introducing a light framework for creating SMART Goals\, a nd elaborating out a five minute workshop to demonstrate the challenge! We will finish with a simple set of reusable but critical tips on avoiding D rive by Management and dealing with organisational monkeys. \n\n Sit back\ , grab a free beer\, have a slice of pizza. No code\, no drama\, just som e useful entertaining insight into the world of business transformation th at can impact the entire success of your Multi-Cloud agenda. \n\n Refreshm ents \n\n There will be a wide range of quality soft drinks\, beers (maybe cider) and water. We will have a break for pizza at the end of the first talk. A massive thanks to our sponsors Scott Logic and Sage for their con tinued support and sponsorship. \n\n Venue \n\n We hold meet ups at Scott Logic's Newcastle office close to the Centre for Life and the Jury's Inn. See the map below for details. \n\n Code Of Conduct \n\n Please note that we have an anti harassment policy and code of conduct in order to support the inclusive nature of the meetup. All attendees\, speakers\, sponsors a nd volunteers at any NE Bytes event are required to agree with the code of conduct. 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