What do you want to learn?

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I am the states right now, and I am thinking about giving a course in how to build a DSL or Castle or NHibernate, depending on what people want.

Right now it is likely to be in Austin or thereabout, probably at the beginning of May. No promises, and strictly based on whatever there would be enough participants.

Would you like that?

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20 Apr 2008
07:30 AM

Ray

I'd love to learn more about DSL

20 Apr 2008
08:04 AM

Brian

I live in Austin. I'll be there for sure on any subject. By Castle do you mean monorail? activerecord? windsor? or am I way off base? Personally, I'd opt for NHibernate, Castle, and DSL in that order.

20 Apr 2008
10:36 AM

Jason Meridth

Yes. I'd like that. Name the time and place and I'm there.

20 Apr 2008
10:51 AM

SteveF

+1 NHibernate, and good choice of city ; )

20 Apr 2008
13:56 PM

Mike

It would be great if you could do these as as web casts. I'd pay for a DSL course... :)

20 Apr 2008
14:27 PM

Greg

+1 NHibernate, but i would gladly attend for DSL or Castle too

20 Apr 2008
15:31 PM

KevM

+1 DSLs I'll be there.

20 Apr 2008
17:20 PM

Bruno

I would like to learn software architecture.

I´ve bougth a lot of books, I´ve download a lot of frameworks (key lightweight frameworks). OK, I´m learning alone, and building useful professional stuff with tools and concepts I´m secure right now, but it´s hard to index the topics and study then on the right order, or the recommended order.

OK, I´m evolving, it´s cool and someday I´ll got it all... but I would like to pay for a ***roadmap that helps me to do it faster, a course that shows me the whole picture and give me a better high level vision, so I´ll be able to efectivelly self-study each topic (or may be in some cases for some reason I can not do it alone -- or just because you have a lot to say about -- pay for a specific course from you on, say DSLs).

If this course isn´t on the plans I would apreciate any advise on the subject.

Thanks.

20 Apr 2008
17:24 PM

Bruno

Sorry, I guess you are not talking about a online course. Well, what I would like to learn that online as I live outside US...

20 Apr 2008
19:18 PM

Paul

A DSL video would be fantastic for people outside of Texas.

21 Apr 2008
00:44 AM

Ramana

+1 for NHibernate preferably in Dallas!

21 Apr 2008
02:01 AM

Definitely be there if in Dallas, maybe Austin. May be interested in a training class for my department too - and we're hiring right now, amazing place to work. I thought you were outside the US?

21 Apr 2008
02:39 AM

Glenn Wiley

I'd be interested in a class covering any of those topics.

21 Apr 2008
14:13 PM

Michael McCurrey

Any and all of the above!

21 Apr 2008
14:13 PM

Doug

Add 1 more vote for NHibernate.

Also add one more vote for Dallas.

21 Apr 2008
14:45 PM

Mahendra

+1 NHibernate, I would love to understand advance concepts of nhibernate like performance tuning ,caching etc

21 Apr 2008
16:03 PM

Richard Hamlin

Castle...

I would definitely attend, as would several of my staff developers.

21 Apr 2008
16:06 PM

Richard Hamlin

Almost forgot...

+1 Austin

-1 Dallas

21 Apr 2008
21:22 PM

You should take this idea and put it together with your consideration of charging for the Hibernating Rhinos series.

I would pay about the price of a book for a through webcast series that develops a large-scale web application from design to deployment using DDD and TDD, and implemented with Windsor.

22 Apr 2008
02:27 AM

Sean Scally

I'd attend for any of those topics. Dallas is preferable, Austin would work.

22 Apr 2008
02:44 AM

David Smith

NHibernate or Castle...prefer Dallas, but I'll make the trip to Austin.

22 Apr 2008
03:33 AM

John Bucolin

Would love something in Dallas

23 Apr 2008
02:41 AM

Dude Man

I'd be there for any topic, in Austin.

24 Apr 2008
04:32 AM

Mik

I would certainly like to attend. But, no luck. I'm not in Austin.

Do you plan to share some video / samples course materials?

25 Apr 2008
05:10 AM

firefly

Any of the course would be interesting. I'll probably attend if you are in Dallas, not sure about Austin.

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