Here’s a quick snapshot of our August 2011 developer newsletter - enjoy!
Object Oriented Training Offer
We’re offering a 50% discount on our highly popular Object Oriented Techniques training. Regularly priced at $299, you’ll learn to create robust, efficient, and maintainable object-oriented applications for just $149:
Visit our web catalog and use the code IWOOP50 to claim your savings. Please note that this offer expires on August 31, 2011.
Are Developers Always the Last to Know?
Sebastian Holst has written an excellent article for Visual Studio Magazine titled Why Is the Developer Always the Last to Know? Successful development is measured at the point where an application and its users meet. Application analytics help to capture raw data for analysis, but your development organization must be able to turn this analysis into tangible action. This article explores how many software teams overlook user driven development by failing to map clear objectives and data requirements.
How Facebook Ships Code
There’s no shortage of articles about Facebook these days, but I suggest you read this interesting take on How Facebook Ships Code. According to the author, over 50 percent of Facebook employees reside in the Engineering or Operations groups today and the Product Manager to Engineer ratio is 1:10 or thereabouts. Can Facebook continue to maintain its “developer driven culture” as the company expands at a rapid pace? Certainly, Google has set the precedent in this regard, hanging onto its developer oriented culture over the years in the face of staggering growth and expansion.
.NET Training Catalog
With 600+ hours of developer training in our unique self-paced format, the InnerWorkings .NET training catalog is a goldmine of .NET skills. Check out some of our newest releases like .NET 4.0, Enterprise Library 5.0, and ADO.NET Entity Framework — you’re sure to find some area of .NET development that is on your list of new skills to master. Check it out.













Here’s a quick summary of the latest news and offers from InnerWorkings - enjoy!