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Last post 05-21-2008 8:16 PM by MikeWo. 0 replies.
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  • 05-21-2008 8:16 PM

    • MikeWo
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    Notes from first meeting

    I thought I'd post the notes that Ben took for us during the first meeting.  I don't suspect we'll have a scribe every meeting so you'll have to start coming if you didn't make this last one. :)

     What I really wanted to glean from the notes that Ben provided was the list of topics we think the group might cover at some point in the future.  We did make a decision that we liked the "fish bowl" style of open discussion rather than presentations so we'll stick to that for the foreseeable future.  Next meeting I'll seed a whiteboard list with a couple of the items below and then as people come in they can add their own topics to the list on the whiteboard.  We'll take a vote on what to cover that evening and start from there.
    • Deployment Models (Win/Web, Thick/Thin, Mobile)
    • Handling the -illities Responsibility, Availability, Scalability, etc.
    • Failures /Successes/ War Stories - Summary/Case Study
    • Implementation
    • Peer Support/Mentoring
    • Architect Simulation - come up with a fictitious project and architect it.
    • Ethics
    • Tools
    • Resources
    • Modeling
    • "Selling it to the business"
    • "Whys and not the Hows"
    • Patterns
    • Design vs. Abstract
    • TLAs that end in D (TDD, etc.) "X driven Design"
    • Virtualization
    • N-Tier Discussion (Layers & Design)
    Feel free to also add your own ideas to this thread...but if you don't see it on the whiteboard one meeting, add it!
    Michael Wood
    http://www.mvwood.com/blog
    "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." --Thomas Edison
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