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We moved our TFS to the cloud
Previously at SSW, we had TFS on-premises (at tfs.ssw.com.au) and TFS in the cloud (at ssw.visualstudio.com) and I let the devs choose where they wanted to place new projects. Initially I was surprised to notice that most projects went in the cloud. Eventually I noticed they *always* chose the cloud. So I'm happy to announce we have migrated everything.
Our TFS migration went well and if we did today, it would go even smoother. We have a good relationship with the Visual Studio and TFS teams, and for our migration we had some bumpy bits. Rogan Ferguson from the TFS Database Import Service Team helped us plenty and we gave some feedback and it was impressive to see the fixes done so quickly
Keep reading to find out how we did it, and what the benefits are.
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Featured video from SSW TV
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VIDEO: Learn Angular in 2 Days | Australia's Best Angular Course
See the SSW guys run their 2 day Angular Course at the SSW Chapel in Sydney. SSW runs multiple Angular courses all over Australia. Check out The Angular Super Powers Tour to find out more.
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Learn to build Angular 2 apps with real-world best practices |
Come watch our best Angular 2 devs build an Angular 2 application from scratch and take it all the way to an enterprise application using all the best tools and practices we use.
Don't waste weeks learning Angular 2, the Angular CLI, RxJS, TypeScript, ngrx, NPM, WebPack, end to end testing and unit testing. Get your head around all the core concepts and get jump started in just one day.
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.NET Core is the most powerful and flexible version ever! Much of the day-to-day code you write will be the same - but much of the architecture and how your project fits together has changed.
We will provide you with a solid foundation in .NET Core, an understanding of why you should be using .NET Core, and the capability to build an enterprise application using the new stack.
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Brisbane, Australia
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Sydney, Australia
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Melbourne, Australia
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Get your hands dirty in this 2 day workshop as you build your own apps from scratch.
Workshop includes two days tuition with an experienced Angular 2 developer, full source code for the three apps you will build for later reference and to be used as best practice, and three months subscription to the FirebootCamp Angular 2 Slack channel.
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Brisbane, Australia
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Melbourne, Australia
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Sydney, Australia
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With the release of Angular 2, there's even more to learn and love. Angular Hack Days are free events for beginner and pros alike to come and share the thrill of creating something beautiful in a supportive and friendly environment. Read More
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Brisbane, Australia
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Melbourne, Australia
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2
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Sydney, Australia
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Xamarin Hack Days are free events that make it easy for anyone to learn cross-platform development using Xamarin, a product that allows you to use .NET/C# to create native apps that will run across Android, iOS, and Windows. Read More
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SEP
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Brisbane, Australia
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April User Group - Sydney
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Sydney .NET User Group: An Introduction to Data Science on Azure - Nick Wienholt
Microsoft Azure provides a rich canvas for data science research and execution. Two of the key components of the data science toolkit are Azure Notebooks and the Azure Machine Learning service. In this presentation, Nick will introduce the core concepts of data science and show how a data set can be imported, analysed and used as the basis for a predictive model using these two Azure components.
Azure Notebooks are an implementation of the Jupyter notebook technology (formerly IPython notebooks) that allows code and markdown to be created in a browser document for interactive execution. Jupyter notebooks attach to a back-end kernel for code execution, and can support much greater computational loads and richer functionality than client-side Javascript technology. By supporting the mixing of documentation and live code, Azure Notebooks are an ideal technology for conducting and sharing data exploration exercises, and solve a number of issues that occur when analysis and the documentation are handled separately. Azure Notebooks currently support Python 2, Python 3, R and F#.
Azure Machine Learning is part of the Cortana Intelligence suite, and allows for the interactive creation of experiments supporting a wide range of machine learning algorithms. The machine learning experiments can be evaluated for effectiveness, and easily turned into web service endpoints for machine learning prediction based on live data.
This presentation assumes no prior experience with machine learning, and will introduce the topics for a traditional software developers perspective.
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About the presenter
Nick is a solution architect at SSW with a 20 year career in software engineering primarily focussed on large scale software projects in the financial industry. He has written a number of books and dozens of article on .NET, and has been awarded the MVP award by Microsoft for the .NET platform, C# and C++. He has a keen interest in data science, and sees the possibility of great productivity gains by achieving a deeper melding of the traditional software development world with emerging data science disciplines.
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SSW Sydney
Gateway Court Suite 15
81-91 Military Road, Neutral Bay
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SSW and Octopus Deploy invite you to join us for pizza! It's a fun and delicious opportunity for networking with peers and sharing thoughts after the Sydney .NET User Group. Read More |
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SSW Sydney
Gateway Court Suite 15
81-91 Military Road, Neutral Bay
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Sydney .NET User Group and NerdDinner proudly sponsored by: |
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Canberra note: Due to the Easter Monday public holiday for on Monday April 17, this user group will be running 1 day later on Tuesday April 18.
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April User Group - Canberra
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Canberra .NET User Group: An Introduction to Data Science on Azure - Nick Wienholt
Microsoft Azure provides a rich canvas for data science research and execution. Two of the key components of the data science toolkit are Azure Notebooks and the Azure Machine Learning service. In this presentation, Nick will introduce the core concepts of data science and show how a data set can be imported, analysed and used as the basis for a predictive model using these two Azure components.
Azure Notebooks are an implementation of the Jupyter notebook technology (formerly IPython notebooks) that allows code and markdown to be created in a browser document for interactive execution. Jupyter notebooks attach to a back-end kernel for code execution, and can support much greater computational loads and richer functionality than client-side Javascript technology. By supporting the mixing of documentation and live code, Azure Notebooks are an ideal technology for conducting and sharing data exploration exercises, and solve a number of issues that occur when analysis and the documentation are handled separately. Azure Notebooks currently support Python 2, Python 3, R and F#.
Azure Machine Learning is part of the Cortana Intelligence suite, and allows for the interactive creation of experiments supporting a wide range of machine learning algorithms. The machine learning experiments can be evaluated for effectiveness, and easily turned into web service endpoints for machine learning prediction based on live data.
This presentation assumes no prior experience with machine learning, and will introduce the topics for a traditional software developers perspective.
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About the presenter
Nick is a solution architect at SSW with a 20 year career in software engineering primarily focussed on large scale software projects in the financial industry. He has written a number of books and dozens of article on .NET, and has been awarded the MVP award by Microsoft for the .NET platform, C# and C++. He has a keen interest in data science, and sees the possibility of great productivity gains by achieving a deeper melding of the traditional software development world with emerging data science disciplines.
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Apr
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Microsoft Canberra Branch
Level 4, 6 National Circuit
Canberra
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SSW is Hiring! |
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Systems Administrator
SSW Sydney
SSW is looking for an intelligent person with great communication skills to be our Systems Administrator to start ASAP. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 1 year’s commercial experience and know Active Directory, Windows Server 2008 R2, 2012 R2, Server 2016, IIS 7/8, SQL Server, Skype for Business, SharePoint 2016, Azure, TFS 2017, PowerShell, HP SAN administration, Office 365, PFSense and Exchange 2016. Read More
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Senior .NET MVC and Angular Developer
SSW Brisbane • Sydney • Melbourne
SSW is looking for an enthusiastic Senior .NET Web API, MVC and Angular developer to start ASAP. This role requires great communication skills and solid experience delivering production-ready web solutions. You should have MVC experience, but know that these days there is a better way. Don't worry if you only know Angular 1, we're experts in teaching people Angular 2, and you'll learn fast on the job. Read More
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