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Hull Digital Developer group – The story so far

Posted on09. Jun, 2010 by John Polling.

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With the next Hull Digital Developer group meet-up just around the corner, I thought now would be a good time to let everyone know more about the Developer group and what’s happened so far.

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Hull Digital Developer Group February Meetup

Posted on17. Jan, 2010 by John Polling.

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Following on from the first successful developer meetup that was held in December, we are looking to organise the next meetup for February. There will be a different format so please let us know your thoughts.

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Hull Digital Developer Group

Posted on03. Dec, 2009 by admin.

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With the success of the Hull Digital MeetUps, we have launched the Developer Group and the first MeetUp is next week.
The group is open to anyone wanting to learn and discuss development technologies and techniques. Whether you are a back-end or front-end developer, run a development shop, are a student, or simply a [...]

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Hull Digital Developer Group

Posted on26. Aug, 2009 by John Polling.

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For a while now Hull Digital have been talking about the idea of getting together developers in this area to discuss the varying aspects of development.

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Using tests to help you create your code

Posted on09. Jul, 2009 by John Polling.

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This post is going to look at the concept of using test driven development to drive out the code for a project.
The idea of TDD has been around for quite some time now, but it seems to be gathering favour with more and more developers now.

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Controlling your dependencies

Posted on07. Jul, 2009 by John Polling.

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Dependencies take many forms. You’re dependent on your car (shame on you!) to get to work. Your pet depends on you to feed it. You depend on your employer paying you for your work, and your employer depends on you to actually produce the work.

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Maintainable Code

Posted on06. Jun, 2009 by John Polling.

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Let’s face it, we all know that when we sit down and start coding anything, the requirements are going to change and once we have released the code into the wild our clients are going to want updates.