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Find Us at NDC London, December 2nd – 6th

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Robert Demmer

NDC has been running in Oslo annually since 2008 and is making its debut in London on December 2nd – 6th, 2013. While the early years of the conference were focused on .NET and agile, the conference has expanded to include topics such as mobile, web, architecture and open source, front-end and more.

At the inaugural NDC London Conference, JetBrains will be represented by Matt Ellis and Maarten Balliauw who will be staffing our booth. Be sure to stop by for a conversation with these friendly guys, get your hands on some cool gifts and enter our license raffle.

We also invite you to join a session with Matt on Friday, December 6th from 16:20 – 17:20.

Demystifying the Reactive Extensions

Matt EllisReactive programming marks a major shift in the way we build asynchronous and event driven applications, replacing imperative control flow constructs with declarative data flow. Knowing what’s going on under-the-covers can remove some of the mystique, and leave you better able to reason about the data flow in your own Reactive applications. Learn how Microsoft’s Reactive Extensions work by joining us as we re-implement the core functionality from scratch.

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