Chris Eargle
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Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Columbia, SC United States
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Developer Evangelist
Secteur d’activité
Electronics / Computer Hardware
Site Web
www.kodefuguru.com
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Chris Eargle is a Telerik Developer Evangelist, INETA Director, and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional – C# from Columbia, SC, USA. He has over a decade of experience designing and developing enterprise applications, and he runs the local .NET User Group: the Columbia Enterprise Developers Guild. He is a frequent guest of conferences and community events promoting best practices and new technologies. His blog, kodefuguru.com, features content to guide you in becoming a .NET Ninja!
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C# Ninjitsu
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Monadic Comprehensions and Functional Composition with Query Expressions
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Building a multi touch enabled windows 7 point of sale system
il y a 11 ans • 1220 Vues
Deep Dive: MVC Controller Architecture
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2012 Q1 Tools for Better Code
il y a 10 ans • 411 Vues
Evolution of Patterns
il y a 10 ans • 3268 Vues
One Engine Two Tools
il y a 10 ans • 25696 Vues
Easier with visual studio productivity tools
il y a 10 ans • 498 Vues
Esoteric LINQ and Structural Madness
il y a 10 ans • 759 Vues
Amp Up Your Visual Studio Productivity
il y a 9 ans • 1187 Vues
Hidden Gems of the Sitefinity API Webinar
il y a 9 ans • 1063 Vues
Bring your existing .net skills to a cms
il y a 9 ans • 767 Vues
J’aime (1)
How to stop sucking and be awesome instead
codinghorror • il y a 10 ans
Présentations (12)
Tout voir
C# Ninjitsu
il y a 12 ans • 479 Vues
Monadic Comprehensions and Functional Composition with Query Expressions
il y a 12 ans • 1061 Vues
Building a multi touch enabled windows 7 point of sale system
il y a 11 ans • 1220 Vues
Deep Dive: MVC Controller Architecture
il y a 11 ans • 1291 Vues
2012 Q1 Tools for Better Code
il y a 10 ans • 411 Vues
Evolution of Patterns
il y a 10 ans • 3268 Vues
One Engine Two Tools
il y a 10 ans • 25696 Vues
Easier with visual studio productivity tools
il y a 10 ans • 498 Vues
Esoteric LINQ and Structural Madness
il y a 10 ans • 759 Vues
Amp Up Your Visual Studio Productivity
il y a 9 ans • 1187 Vues
Hidden Gems of the Sitefinity API Webinar
il y a 9 ans • 1063 Vues
Bring your existing .net skills to a cms
il y a 9 ans • 767 Vues
J’aime (1)
How to stop sucking and be awesome instead
codinghorror • il y a 10 ans
Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Columbia, SC United States
Profession
Developer Evangelist
Secteur d’activité
Electronics / Computer Hardware
Site Web
www.kodefuguru.com
À propos
Chris Eargle is a Telerik Developer Evangelist, INETA Director, and Microsoft Most Valuable Professional – C# from Columbia, SC, USA. He has over a decade of experience designing and developing enterprise applications, and he runs the local .NET User Group: the Columbia Enterprise Developers Guild. He is a frequent guest of conferences and community events promoting best practices and new technologies. His blog, kodefuguru.com, features content to guide you in becoming a .NET Ninja!
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justdecompile telerik justtrace justcode justmock functional sitefinity design patterns mocking unit testing linq c api less kendo visual studio data structures profiling debugging winrt decompilation strategy object-oriented singleton generic lazy command factory tfs 2010 jasmine code activity qunit architecture mvc tech ed india pos windows 7 multitouch monad query expressions fluent design principles declarative
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