Los Angeles Web Camp

I haven't spoke at a conference for awhile but I plan to offer several sessions at the New England Code Camp 14 that will be held at the Microsoft offices in Waltham, MA on October 2, 2010. Here are my topics: Introduction to ASP.NET MVC 2 Level: Introductory Abstract: MVC has been a big buzzword for ASP.NET developers. We'll explore what it is, what problems it solves, and how to be effective with it. This is for beginners that have had no experience with MVC but have worked with ASP.NET Web Forms...(read more)

The Jacksonville Developer User Group pulled off an excellent code camp this weekend.  It was a great opprotunity to catch up with friends, meet new ones, and learn some good tech!  My day started off as a volunteer at the registration table.  We had a great group of volunteers...even if it was 6:30 in the morning...on a Saturday! Our welcome sign...who says you don't need a code monkey? After handing out badges, bags, and shirts for a couple hours it was off to my first class: SQL Server Complex Event Processing.  This is the new StreamInsight technology that is part of SQL Server 2008 R2.  Interesting stuff for streaming real-time data from various system...I'll need to dig into it a bit deeper. Next it was off to learn about Functional Programming and then "Becoming a Rx Pusher with the Reactive Framework".  The Reactive Framework talk was probably the most interesting of the day.  It was presented by Jim Wooley who posts at ThinqLinq.com.  The Rx framework looks extremely interesting in terms of how it handles asynchronous processing. Of course, I had to visit my friends over at PR'UF.  The PR'UF system was launched at this year's Code Camp and provides a better way to find the talented developers & architects you need.  What makes PR'UF different?  It uses reputable industry experts who

Tellago is going to rock the Buenos Aires Code Camp tomorrow!!! Four of our architects are presenting on some of the newest Microsoft technologies. Here is a quick summary of the topics our guys are presenting on. Pablo Cibraro ( http://weblogs.asp.net/cibrax/ ): An overview of WCF 4.0 and the Windows Server AppFabric Gustavo Machado ( http://thegsharp.wordpress.com/ ): Building RESTful services in the Microsoft platform. When to use what? Mariano Rodriguez ( http://weblogs.asp.net/marianor/ ): Windows...(read more)

For the Web Camp in LA we asked you what you wanted to hear about at the event.  This is always a bit risky because you end up not being able to please everyone but it was clear that there were some popular topics out there.  Here are the results: Phil, Jon and I spend time last week to come up with an agenda that attempts to combine some of the most popular topics, like jQuery, MVC 101, Data Access and Modelling as well as Ajax, and Client-side Validation.  We think we've done that pretty well and I'm please to present the agenda for Web Camps LA: Timing Session 08:30-09:00 Arrival & Registration 09:00-10:00 ASP.NET MVC Fundamentals: MVC 101 10:00-11:00 ASP.NET MVC Fundamentals: Data Access and Modeling with Entity Framework...(read more)

"This was the best training I've ever had, this was even more useful than TechEd" - Gabriel Cruz Last Friday, Phil Haack , Jon Galloway and I ventured to Los Angeles to deliver a Web Camp at the downtown Microsoft office.  Photo - "What do you mean you drive on the other side of the road in the USA?" Agenda and Content After we got to the venue safely, we delivered an agenda on the following topics: ASP.NET MVC 2 Fundamentals Entity Framework (including a sneak peak of code-first) Validation, Localization ASP.NET MVC + jQuery, jQuery Templating, jQuery Globalization ASP.NET MVC 3 and Razor NEWS - You can now get the Web Camps Training Kit - September Edition!  This includes much of the content we covered at the event...(read more)

 

Microsoft is organizing the windows Azure camp in various cities of India. It's a great chance to learn new things about Microsoft Windows Azure. So If you want to be part of that then you must register in this event. Following are date and cities information.

Ahmedabad- 10th April 2011 now postponed to 30th April( I will be there at 30th April 2011)

Banglore-30th April 2011

Chennai-9th April 2011

Delhi-10th April 2011

Hyderabad-10th April 2011

Kolkata-10th April 2011

Mumbai-9th April 2011

Mysore-10th April 2011

Pune -10th April 2011

Triavndrum -30th April 2011

Here is the link from where you can register for that event

http://www.microsoft.com/india/azurecontest/azurecamp.aspx

See you guys there.. Stay tuned for more..