It took a while, but the recording from our most recent Virtual Alt.Net meeting is now available here.
The topic for the evening was database deployments and covered tools such as Visual Studio database edition (aka DataDude) and Ruby based options
Posted/Updated on: Tuesday, May 05 2009
The Australian Alt.Net Community is a self-organizing, ad-hoc community of developers bound by a desire to improve ourselves, challenge assumptions, and help each other pursue excellence in the practice of software development, obviously with a strong emphasis on development using the Microsoft.NET platform.
Though the name might suggest otherwise we are not looking for alternatives to Microsoft or .NET, nor are we in any way Anti-Microsoft.
The "Alt" in Alt.Net comes from the fact that we are always looking at alternatives to see if there are better ways of doing things no matter where that alternative might come from. So if it's something new from Microsoft, that's great - if it's an approach from the open source world or an alternate language or somewhere else entirely then that's great too.
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