[Post Event]Winter Codecamp event in Cluj-Napoca, January 18th

What an event! Today we had Winter CodeCamp in Cluj-Napoca, where over 130 people participate to it. This special event was organized by CodeCamp Romania and ITSpark. From each community there were 2 MVPs (4 in total) that talked about the latest technologies and trends that are now on the market.
Subject like code metrics, HTML5, SignalR, Knockout.js, virtualization, Hyper-V, System Center 2012R, cloud, private cloud (using Azure Pack) were discussed during the sessions.
If you missed this event, is not to late, you can come in Brasov or Sibiu next week to our sessions:
Sibiu - https://codecamp-sibiu-ian2014.eventbrite.com
Brasov - https://codecamp-brasov-ian2014.eventbrite.com

Special thanks to our sponsors, which made this great event possible:

At this event I talked about software metrics, Sonar and how we can manage the quality of the code base on metrics. All the content that was presented during this Saturday will be available at the end of this month.

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