Code Partners in conjunction with Embarcadero are happy to announce that next week’s RAD Studio 10.3 Sneak Peek webinar will be repeated in a timeslot a little more friendly to our customers.
Join the Code Partners team at DevOps World and Jenkins World 2018 in San Francisco in September.
It’s shaping up to be a cracking week of workshops and sessions covering the latest in software automation, DevOps practices, Continuous Delivery, Container Orchestration, Testing and more.
We had a great (albeit exhausting) time last year and with this years expanded scope, it’s looking like it’ll be even better.
We have a couple of very experienced Jenkins folks visiting from Cloudbees in the US next week, so we thought it was a good excuse to get the meetups in Sydney and Melbourne together. We’re not planning a formal presentation, but both Kurt and Aaron have been involved with helping a lot of large customers in their DevOps transformations, so it’s a good opportunity to have a drink and chat with them (and the other attendees) about Jenkins, maybe put in a pitch for your favourite feature you’d like added or get some help with a challenge you’re facing. (more…)
In our part of the world, people are still slowly making their way back from Summer holidays, but on the off chance that you’re looking for something to watch beside the pool, or maybe the fish aren’t biting, we have a number of webinars scheduled over the coming weeks. (more…)
We’re once again hosting the Jenkins Meetup, at our offices in Sydney and also streaming online, on June 21st at 6:30pm. I’ll be presenting an introduction to Declarative Pipelines. Here’s the blurb from the Meetup page:
Declarative Pipelines are one of the newer features introduced to Jenkins, which allow you to write Pipelines-as-Code without having to use Groovy.
In this demo-based session, Malcolm Groves will introduce Declarative Pipelines, covering the syntax and sections, before building up more stages and steps, adding error handling, branching, and more.
He’ll also demonstrate some of the additional tools you can use to shorten the development and testing of your Pipelines. No prior Pipeline knowledge required!
If you’re in Sydney, come along for a chat and some pizza. If you’re not in Sydney, we’ll be streaming it online.
I’m really looking forward to presenting a two day workshop on MVVM in RAD Studio for DAPUG in Denmark next month.
The MVVM sessions I’ve done in the past have all been around 45 minutes long, which is barely enough time to scratch the surface. Two full days will give us plenty of time to get right down into the details of how to build maintainable, testable applications without throwing away all the productivity of RAD.
We’ll build an MVVM application from scratch over several “sprints”, each one focussed on a different area of functionality, and along the way we’ll go deep on issues like LiveBindings, Persistence, Messaging, and more. After two days you should come away feeling very equipped to apply MVVM in your own code.
Full details and registration form is available here.
We’re hosting the Jenkins Meetup at our offices on April 12th in Sydney and Online, and who better than James Dumay, Product Manager at Cloudbees, to show us Blue Ocean; a new user experience for Jenkins based on a personalizable, modern design that allows users to graphically create, visualise and diagnose CD Pipelines.
Blue Ocean is more than putting a modern face to Jenkins, it’s a complete revitalisation of the way developers use Jenkins that helps them adopt Continuous Delivery.
James will take us through all the new capabilities, tips and tricks that will make Blue Ocean work powerfully for your team.
If you’re in Sydney, come along for a chat and some pizza. If you’re not in Sydney, we’ll be streaming it online.
Come and be amongst the first to see Delphi for Linux in Australia, when we hold the RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo Preview events in Sydney, Melbourne and online.
There are more details over on the registration page, but the first half will be non-Linux topics, like deploying to the Windows 10 App Store, while the second half we’ll drill into developing, debugging and deploying web apps and middle tier services to Linux.
In addition, we’ve organised to have some giveaways of Arduino Nano + NodeMCU IOT Kits in each city. These are the same kits used in the recent IoT Boot Camp, including a bunch of sensors and everything else you need to follow along with the replays and start experimenting with connecting RAD Studio apps to IoT hardware.
Spaces are limited in both cities, so please register quickly. If you can’t make it to the events, we’ll also be streaming the Sydney event online, so register for the Online event and we’ll send out the login details closer to the day.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
We’ve worked with Embarcadero to get a special Asia Pacific webinar scheduled.
Atanas Popov (Embarcadero General Manager), Nick Hodges (Director of Product Management) and our own Malcolm Groves will be presenting a Roundtable webinar and Q&A. Up for discussion will be Embarcadero’s strategy, new product initiatives, as well as the product roadmaps and plans.
This is a great opportunity to both hear direct from the people driving the direction of RAD Studio, as well as throw your questions into the mix.
The webinar will take place next Tuesday, the 14th of February (22 years since a rather important product launch) at 9am Sydney time.
Registration and more details here.
After feedback from a number of customers, we’ve worked with Embarcadero to get a third timezone added to the regular webinars. This works out to be 1pm Sydney time, so should make it easier for those who want to attend live but need to do it during business hours.
If you haven’t seen the schedule, you can check it out here and register for any that interest you. During the sessions we’ll be answering any questions you have, so we look forward to seeing you online.
