Design Improvement Workshop
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My mate Marty Andrews is running a Design Improvement Workshop on March 24th here in Melbourne as part of Cogent's Easy Access Training (EAT). The content is in part, a follow on to the TDD Workshop with emphasis on identifying and removing code smells using refactoring tools and techniques.
One interesting point about these courses is that rather than being a fixed price, places are allocated by auction with the final price determined by the lowest bid! So, if you think some first-class developer training is worth $100, get in quick before you're outbid.
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Nice idea. I guess they could use ebay's auction engine to manage the fine points of the process.
Posted by: Dr Nic | February 15, 2007 01:08 AM
Yeah. It was interesting the first time they did it, the median price was around $100-$150 with a minimum bid set to $50 so it'll be interesting to see what the median bid is this time around.
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February 15, 2007 01:28 AM