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  • Central Ohio Day of .NET 2009 Registration is Open

    The Registration for the Central Ohio Day of .NET 2009 is now open!  The session list will be available within the next few days, but you can get your spot in line now. REGISTER Blog about it!  Tweet about it!  Share the url with your developer friends: http://tinyurl.com/cododn09
    Posted to Weblog by MikeWo on 03-16-2009
  • Call for speakers for CODODN 2009 ends tomorrow

    Only a few more hours in this years call for speakers for the Central Ohio Day of .NET.  Make sure to get your talk in by tomorrow night! Enter your submissions online here: http://tinyurl.com/cododn
    Posted to Weblog by MikeWo on 03-01-2009
  • Lansing Day of .NET

    This one was left off the announcements by accident. The first ever Lansing Day of .NET will be held next month on Saturday, June 21st in Lansing, MI. This is a free event and is like the Central Ohio Day of .NET. You can find out more about the event on their website at : http://www.dayofdotnet.org...
    Posted to Weblog by MikeWo on 05-23-2008
  • Welcome to the Church of Agile

    Agile is hot, there is no denying it. Odds are your IT department has gone agile or seriously considering it. New terminology, tools, and rules; it can be overwhelming. Fortunately, the core idea of Agile is very simple. This session will take you though the "why" that's often over looked...
    Posted to FileGallery by MikeWo on 04-27-2008
  • Creating Silverlight 2.0 Presentation in Silverlight 2.0

    Get ready for a recursive experience! This presentation is actually a Silverlight 2.0 application which gives a presentation about the features of Silverlight 2.0 and how to use them to build a presentation about Silverlight 2.0. Got that? You'll learn about the XAML elements, dynamic languages,...
    Posted to FileGallery by MikeWo on 04-25-2008
  • Test Driven Development

    Test Driven/Test First Development is more than writing your unit tests first. It requires a very different thought process. We�ll dive into that process with a completely code driven session. Presented by Philip Japikse .Net Application Architect, Developer, and Trainer , currently architecting Commerce...
    Posted to FileGallery by MikeWo on 04-24-2008
  • Tour of Windows Mobile Development in VS.NET 2008

    This session will give attendees a quick tour of Windows Mobile Development in Visual Studio 2008, primarily focusing on developing with the .NET Compact Framework 3.5 against the Windows Mobile API and SQL CE 3.5. See what features are in VS2008 to enable development of Windows Mobile applications for...
    Posted to FileGallery by MikeWo on 04-24-2008
  • Access Your Data Anytime with MS Sync Framework

    The Microsoft Sync Framework (MSF) is a comprehensive synchronization platform that enables synchronization, offline, and collaborative scenarios for services, applications, and devices. This session will discuss MSF, its architecture (including the default providers (Sync Services for ADO.NET, Sync...
    Posted to FileGallery by MikeWo on 04-24-2008
  • Intro to Castle Active Record, or Stop writing CRUD

    Nobody likes writing CRUD. After writing an obscene number of methods and stored procedures you are left with a mountain of repetitive,error-prone,data access code. Wouldn't it be great if you could spend that time writing actual business logic instead of being a plumber and writing the same old...
    Posted to FileGallery by MikeWo on 04-24-2008
  • A LINQ to Everything

    This presentation happens in two parts. The first is an overview of the new language additions to the C# 3.0 specification and how these features culminate in the formation of LINQ. The second part applies these new concepts in a demonstration of LINQ by creating simple and complex queries to join data...
    Posted to FileGallery by MikeWo on 04-24-2008
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