I sure I did this years ago, but maybe it was SOAP or REST, or a mix, I'm
not sure now. Today I've got a REST service A calling a REST service B and
it stalls on the await HttpClient.SendAsync in A.
I can run the same code from an NUnit test okay.
Surely this isn't impossible. Is there some trick
I think that I wasn't clear. I meant that they staggered the ticket sales
to give more people a chance *because they knew from past experience that
there would be such a shortfall of tickets.* I see nothing unfair about the
staggering.
The part I am upset about is the conscious decision to put on
I think that's fairly cynical to think they were trying to exclude people -
they were actually trying to stagger it so more people had a chance, if
they were unable to even get to a computer on a single particular day, from
what I understand.
I hope to see you too - and keep an eye out - there's u
Hi Andrew.
Firstly, well done on securing tickets - I hope you have a fantastic day
(genuinely, not sarcastic).
I hear what you are saying but I must respectfully disagree. Yes, each room
requires more management - but the jump from 2 rooms to 3 is bigger than 3
to 4. If the aim is to disseminate
Haha burnt ticket then... you'll eventually have to cave in Greg :p
On Monday, 20 June 2016, Greg Keogh wrote:
> Yes, I know quite a few people who didn't even bother - which is a real
>> shame as they are passionate developers (though none are as passionate as
>> GK - Greg I would give you an h
It happens. We were lucky to get tickets this year, and it was only
allowing 1 per login - but a few of my team got them.
The thing is, I can understand the organisers not wanting to grow it
bigger, and even if they had more rooms/more sessions - that would require
more management, and the risk t
>
> Yes, I know quite a few people who didn't even bother - which is a real
> shame as they are passionate developers (though none are as passionate as
> GK - Greg I would give you an honorary ticket if I could).
>
You're very kind. However, I'll burn my ticket if any presentation uses
JavaScript
Yes, I know quite a few people who didn't even bother - which is a real
shame as they are passionate developers (though none are as passionate as
GK - Greg I would give you an honorary ticket if I could).
A friend of mine told me last week that a guy he was interviewing for a job
had written a sni
>
> Given how quickly tickets have gone each week, it is obvious that a
> sizeable proportion of the developer community in Melbourne has missed out.
>
I also saw these posts and decided to not even bother to try and get a
ticket. I did plan to email the organisers and suggest they find a venue
pr
Well, there are a sizeable number of tickets allocated to the sponsors.
Perhaps we need to set up another conference: not the DDD.
On 20 Jun 2016 2:06 PM, "David Burstin" wrote:
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>
> Missed out again. Again sat refreshing the page. This time I got the magic
> "Register" button, clicked it and i
Missed out again. Again sat refreshing the page. This time I got the magic
"Register" button, clicked it and it said "join waitlist". This was at
2:01pm.
So three weeks in a row unable to get a ticket. Maybe some genius will
realize that they need a bigger venue next year.
Given how quickly tic
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