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.Net Me!

Hammad Rajjoub, Ronald Widha

The Dot Net Middle East podcast

technology software how-to

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Show 5: Bilal Okour talks about Microsoft Enterprise...

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2010/06/20

This episode Hammad Rajjoub and Ronald Widha talks to Bilal Okour about extending Microsoft Enterprise Project Management on top of Sharepoint. Recorded 14 November 2009 Show Notes Bilal Okour’s Microsoft EPM Road Microsoft Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Microsoft Project Server 2007 Eventing

18:00

Show 4: Natasha Zaza talks about how Life in Dubai...

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2010/05/01

This episode Ronald Widha talks to Natasha Zaza, Developer and Platform Evangelist for gulf about /* Life runs on code */ VS2010 Launch Sunday 2nd May which is going to be held at the Mall of Emirates. Recorded 28 May 2010

Show 3: Dina Lasheen talks about development support...

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2010/04/17

This episode Hammad Rajjoub and Ronald Widha talks to Dina Lasheen, a Program Manager for Microsoft based out of Kuwait, about develoment in Arabic. Recorded 14 November 2009

30:00

Show 2: Mostafa Arafa talks about getting his hands...

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2010/02/15

This episode Hammad Rajjoub and Ronald Widha talks to Mostafa Arafa, a C# MVP from Kuwait, about preparing to get our hands dirty into Sharepoint 2010. Mostafa highlighted setting up the development environment and the new features of Sharepoint 2010 for developers. Recorded 14 November 2009

23:33

Show 1: Hammad Rajjoub talks about keeping things agile

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2010/02/14

On this first podcast, Hammad Rajjoub talks to Ronald Widha about Robert Martin (uncle Bob)’s SOLID principle and how it contributes to agility of an agile team. Recorded 17 October 2009 Show Notes Slides [pdf] 86KB Open Closed Principal [pdf] Single Responsibility Principle Contract First Development SOLID principle

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