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ACCU Conference 2006

April 24, 2006by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

I went to the ACCU Spring Conference 2006 last week. There were some interesting sessions, as usual. XSLT2 and XPath2 Version 1 of XSLT and XPath were fairly limited in […]

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Architecture, Security, Software, Teams
Presenting the error GUID to the user

Tracking Exceptions in Web Services with GUIDs

October 4, 2005by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Note: This article first appeared in CVu Issue 17.5 (October 2005). CVu is the journal of ACCU, an organisation in the UK dedicated to excellence in software programming. Some links […]

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Architecture, Computer Systems
Better transactions using delegates

Better Transactions with Delegates in C#

August 22, 2005by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

This article was first published in the ACCU magazine CVu in August 2005. Reproduced here with permission. Source code for this article (in C#/.NET 1.1) is at https://github.com/matthewskelton/TransactionsWithDelegates Introduction The Delegate type […]

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Architecture, Archive Material, Software

ACCU Conference 2005

April 23, 2005by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Introduction I attended six presentations at the ACCU Conference this year: IronPython – Python for .NET (Microsoft) Python at Google (Greg Stein) C++ and the CLR (Microsoft) Unit Testing XSLT […]

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ACCU Conference 2004

April 17, 2004by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

  Just back from the ACCU Conference. Good sessions on OOP in Python 2.2+ [text], Game development, C++ Templates, PsyCo [screenshot], and even publishing. Interesting job openings with CMed (Python […]

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