Here's my groups (Björn, Patrik and me) source code from the Behaviour Driven Design session. It might not mean a lot for people who didn't attend, but we figured we'd put it out anyways.

Download here: BDDWorkshop.zip (14,62 kb)

It has been a long time since I’ve been so much in the nerdy mood as today. I’ve been coding Microsoft Word (read: writing documentation) for almost 3 months now, so when I got a hint about the alt.net Öresund event today I knew that I had to attend and defy any of my normal Sunday traditions. No sleepy Sunday. No long brunch with Lydia. No café latte on some easy going café. Instead, it was all about getting dirty with code, brewed coffee and and Coca Cola. The meetup style was relaxed and open, and we got through, among other things, Behaviour Driven Design / Unit testing (with pair programming), the Command / Query pattern and SharpArchitecture. The event had sponsored lunch (thank you Microsoft Sweden!) and after-nerding beer (thank you Know It!).

Here are a few pictures from the event:

Had the pleasure of seeing Adrian Kosmaczewski perform an excellent and enthusiastic presentation about iPhone development Thursday evening. Although I’m a senior developer on the Microsoft .Net platform, I’m a complete iPhone novice. It was therefore nice to attend this sort of “brain dump”-session, where we were given a brief walkthrough of the history of Objective-C, introduction to the development environment and then got into some example code. It sure made me consider writing my first “Hello iPhone”-application, unfortunately, I need to find someone to sponsor me a Mac. Anyone? ;-)

The event was a free JAOO event organized by Trifork, held at Telenor in Copenhagen. Below are a few pictures from the demonstration: