So , like I was riding my bicycle through San Dimas and stopped at the Circle K where I ran into my two most <span name="st">excellent</span> friends, <span id="st" name="st" class="st">Bill</span> and <span id="st" name="st" class="st">
Ted</span>. They wanted to know if i had heard of the last programming method - extreme programming
<br>"dudes" I said " is that the gnarly technique where you write code
on your cell phone while descending Mt. Baldy Road? That would result
in a most heinous accident!"<br>"No Way!" They replied "It's about writing better code and having a better work-life balance, plus it's totally Rad!"
<br>Ok, slipping back into IT professional mode here;<br>The presentation so big it takes two presenters (well, I lied!)<br>Denise
Phillips and/or Paul Hodgetts will talk about extreme programming It
has nothing to do with programming cell while riding a bike at 40 mph,
but it is all about writing better code, being more productive, and not
being in firefighter mode 24/7.
<br>sounds fun?<br>10/29/2007<br>7-9PM<br>Lamanda Park Library<br>140 S Altadena<br>Pasadena, CA <br><a href="http://www.sgvjug.org/" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">www.sgvjug.org</a>
<br>We will be giving a copy of the award-winning IDE Intellij.<br>Plus the Following books
<br>Java Tools for extreme programming<br>Eclipse 3 for Java developers<br>Courtesy of Worx Press<br>Hope to see you there, and be <span name="st">Excellent</span> to each other