Last time, we had Pieter Hintjens launch the user group. He gave a very nice overview of 0MQ - what it is, what it isn't, and how the development process is managed.

This time, we will start on the technical bits. We will discuss some of the basic concepts, use cases, and get hands on with some C# code. Don't worry if C# isn't your language - the concepts should be abstract enough. One of the big positives of 0MQ is being able to communicate across application platforms and languages using pretty much the same concepts. We might even have a park bench at the end :)

	High Performance Design Nick Zeeb : 14th May 2013
	Domo Arigato: Juice up your Development Jackson Hull : 2nd May 2013
	Architectural Simplicity through Events Russ Miles : 24th Apr 2013
	It’s not simple at all! Alberto Brandolini : 16th Apr 2013
	ZeroMQ Chat Server with Pieter Pieter Hintjens : 16th Apr 2013
	Performance Testing Java Applications Martin Thompson : 15th Apr 2013
	TDD for [Embedded] C SOLID and Testable James Grenning : 8th Apr 2013
	10 IT Admin skills every .NET developer Omar AL Zabir : 27th Mar 2013
	LSCC - March Sandro Mancuso : 27th Mar 2013
	Building External DSLs for Fun and Profi Jimmy Bogard : 6th Mar 2013
	21st Century Application Architectures Werner Vogels : 5th Mar 2013
	Components and Architecture.... : 20th Feb 2013
	Large Scale Domain Driven Design Ian Cooper : 19th Feb 2013
	Event Store As a Read Model Greg Young : 11th Dec 2012
	Launching London OMQ with Pieter Hintjen Pieter Hintjens : 5th Dec 2012