We'll be hosting Michael Newton, who's going to talk about RouteMaster, and then we'll be inviting a panel of speakers and experts from the London .NET Community to join us for our 'review of the year' - a light-hearted look at everything that's happened in .NET in 2017, and what we're all looking forward to next year. Don't miss it!

A good API doesn't just allow you to do something - it teaches you how to do something. RouteMaster is an open source project for "writing stateful workflows on top of a message bus. It exists to make the implementation of long running business processes easy in event driven systems."

It lifts heavily from the ideas in the book "Enterprise Integration Patterns", and aims to sit on top of a messaging library such as EasyNetQ and teach a developer how to make use of the patterns from the book without shooting themselves in the foot.

RouteMaster is still very much under construction, and Michael will both walk you through the basics of distributed systems and why the API is designed the way it is so far, as well as collecting feedback on how to make it better.

Michael (mavnn) is a programmer, consultant and trainer: check out more of what he does here or sneak a cheeky discount on his latest course with the imaginative discount code "UserGroup"

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