Lessons learnt the hard way.

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This is a talk delivered at ThoughtWorks XConf Sydney 2013. It is focussed on lessons learnt the hard way at WorldVision during a year long project re-platforming to multiple front end Angular JS applications using HTML5 and consuming Micro-services backed APIs built in .Net.

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