.NET Unboxed
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Breaking the mold of the typical .NET conference with a focus on the future of open source and cross-platform .NET.
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*spends 3 hours failing to configure webpack* me to old php code:
So whilst I appreciate the ability to contribute to OSS, write a blog, or give up time to speak at a community event is itself a marker of privilege (and we must do everything we can to erase that), I would not want to see us attack those that do those things. 5/
We're excited about plans for a fall 2019 Dot Net Unboxed! @microsoft is already on board as a sponsor and we are in talks with others. What industry supporter can you connect us with? If you make the introduction and they commit to sponsor, you'll come for free!
Just thought of the most amazing conference swag ever: tech themed eyeshadow palette “Java, a matte brown, lends depth, while Ruby, a shimmery rich red, adds dimension. JavaScript, a sheer white glitter, can be worn alone or layered over any of the other colors”
Please say you’re really doing another event. The first one was hands down one of the best developer conferences I’ve ever gotten to do
16 hours ago it was reported that Math.Abs is slow in .NET Core. 16 minutes ago a performance fix by @ben_a_adams was merged into master! That's the power of open source! github.com/dotnet/corefx/… github.com/dotnet/coreclr…
When you're at a conference, there's hidden heroes who makes it happen. You never see them but they are the reason everything is awesome. I'd like to nominate @allinison this week. Allison, you did an awesome job. I want to personally thank you.
Hey #DotNet #Oss fans...considering another Dallas event in the fall of 2018, but all roads start with sponsors. Who do you know that would support our efforts?
Continuing our #hacktoberfest theme, see @JakeGinnivan’s talk “Reviving an #oss project: Shouldly Reborn” bit.ly/2ecwaXh #dotnet
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.NET Unboxed 2015 - Jake Ginnivan - Reviving an Open Source Project:...
In the spirit of #hacktoberfest check out talk by @geoffnorton on Open Source Hacking the CoreCLR at #dotnetunboxed bit.ly/2eVl6wL
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.NET Unboxed 2015 - Geoff Norton - Open Source Hacking the CoreCLR
In honor of #hacktoberfest and our love of #dotnet #oss, tweet us a link or brief description of your .NET OSS project and we will re-tweet!
Check out @wyamio, a #dotnet #oss project by @daveaglick and others. Exciting that it launched at the first Unboxed! Watch for more to come.
Wyam is a flexible .NET static site generator powered by Roslyn. Fun fact: it was officially launched at the first Unboxed!
ICYMISupport open source in October and earn a limited edition T-shirt from @digitalocean and @github hacktoberfest.digital.com #hacktoberfest
We're looking for someone with good #nodejs knowledge for a few weeks paid contract work on an OSS project (remote). Reach out to me.
"There are 6 causes of burnout, only 1 of them is overwork" -@catehstn This gets me right in the gut... #SelfConf
Some thoughts on project file formats: gist.github.com/markrendle/ca1… #dotnetcore #dotnet
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