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.NET Fundamentals
C# Ninjitsu
by Chris EargleChris Eargle Website • Blog
Software Architect @ SC Farm Bureau Insurance
Chris Eargle is a C# MVP and INETA Community Champion from Columbia, SC, USA. Besides designing and developing software at South Carolina Farm Bureau, he runs the local .NET User Group: the Columbia Enterprise Developers Guild. In his spare time he travels to conferences and user groups to promote best practices and new technologies in the development community.
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Introduction to Regular Expressions
by Ahmad MageedAhmad Mageed Website
Senior Consultant @ Sogeti USA
Ahmad Mageed is a Senior Consultant with Sogeti USA and has worked with .NET technologies since 2003. He graduated with a B.S. in Computer Engineering and Computer Science from the University of South Florida and is completing a M.S. in Computer Science from Auburn University in May 2010.
In his spare time Ahmad participates on StackOverflow.com and the MSDN forums to help others as well as learn from others. He actively attends local user group meetings and codecamps in an effort to gain exposure to new technology and best practices.
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Advanced Regular Expressions
by Ahmad MageedAhmad Mageed Website
Senior Consultant @ Sogeti USA
Ahmad Mageed is a Senior Consultant with Sogeti USA and has worked with .NET technologies since 2003. He graduated with a B.S. in Computer Engineering and Computer Science from the University of South Florida and is completing a M.S. in Computer Science from Auburn University in May 2010.
In his spare time Ahmad participates on StackOverflow.com and the MSDN forums to help others as well as learn from others. He actively attends local user group meetings and codecamps in an effort to gain exposure to new technology and best practices.
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Garbage Collection Deep Dive
by Scott DormanScott Dorman • Blog
Scott is a C# MVP and has been involved with computers in one way or another for as long as he can remember, but started professionally in 1993. After spending 6 years as a systems administrator, Scott branched out and started developing eCommerce store fronts. From there, he has worked on many different projects and has been working with .NET and C# since 2001. He has worked at Fortune 500 companies and privately held start-ups focused on IT consulting where he gained experience in embedded systems design and software development to systems administration and database programming, and everything in between. Although his primary focus right now is commercial software applications using Microsoft .NET technologies, he prefers building infrastructure components, reusable shared libraries and helping companies define, develop and automate process standards and guidelines.
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IDisposable and the Dispose Pattern
by Scott DormanScott Dorman • Blog
Scott is a C# MVP and has been involved with computers in one way or another for as long as he can remember, but started professionally in 1993. After spending 6 years as a systems administrator, Scott branched out and started developing eCommerce store fronts. From there, he has worked on many different projects and has been working with .NET and C# since 2001. He has worked at Fortune 500 companies and privately held start-ups focused on IT consulting where he gained experience in embedded systems design and software development to systems administration and database programming, and everything in between. Although his primary focus right now is commercial software applications using Microsoft .NET technologies, he prefers building infrastructure components, reusable shared libraries and helping companies define, develop and automate process standards and guidelines.
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Understanding Lambda Expressions
by Scott DormanScott Dorman • Blog
Scott is a C# MVP and has been involved with computers in one way or another for as long as he can remember, but started professionally in 1993. After spending 6 years as a systems administrator, Scott branched out and started developing eCommerce store fronts. From there, he has worked on many different projects and has been working with .NET and C# since 2001. He has worked at Fortune 500 companies and privately held start-ups focused on IT consulting where he gained experience in embedded systems design and software development to systems administration and database programming, and everything in between. Although his primary focus right now is commercial software applications using Microsoft .NET technologies, he prefers building infrastructure components, reusable shared libraries and helping companies define, develop and automate process standards and guidelines.
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Architecture & Goodies
Prototyping with SketchFlow
by Nikita PolyakovNikita Polyakov • Blog
Technical Consultant @ Tribridge
Device Application Developer - Microsoft MVP, speaker, organizer.
Nikita works for Tribridge in the Tampa headquarters working in the Application Development team working on custom business applications for various customers.
Nikita is an avid Windows Phone expert. And enjoys Graphic Design, User Experience and Advertising/Marketing topics.
Twitter: @NikitaP
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Behavior Driven Development 101
by Sean ChambersSean Chambers Website • Blog
Sean Chambers is a Senior Software Developer/Agile Coach for ACI Inc. in Palm Coast, Florida. He has expertise in open source projects ranging from NHibernate, The Castle Project, Cruise Control, TeamCity, FluentMigrator and many other open source tools and frameworks. He has been practicing TDD/Agile methodologies since 2004 and is always reviewing new techniques and tools that aid in the agile development process. Blog: http://schambers.lostechies.com.
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MEF U
by Kevin RohlingKevin Rohling Website
Senior Software Engineer @ Vertigo Software
What: Geektastic Outdoor Enthusiast
More Info: http://www.enginexp.com
Oveheard Saying: "Coding is fun, being rich would be cooler."
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Getting into WPF
by Shervin ShakibiShervin Shakibi Website • Blog
Chief Technical Officer @ Computer Ways
Shervin Shakibi is a Microsoft Regional Director. In addition to being an author and Technical editor on many .NET books he has been a popular speaker at events such as Microsoft Tech Ed, PDC and Developer Days. Shervin has been developing Enterprise applications since 1987 and a Microsoft Certified Trainer since 1994. Experienced in the delivery of scalable, stable and open enterprise-level built on .NET and Microsoft SQL Server, Shervin is an industry recognized Consultant, trainer, speaker and writer on Business Intelligence and Microsoft .NET vision. He founded the FlaDotNet Users Group which has meetings in 3 cities in Florida area delivering Microsoft SQL Server, .NET knowledge to the community.
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Powershell for Developers
by John WangUML Modeling and Code Generation
by Oleg SychOleg Sych Website • Blog
Senior Lead Consultant @ Catapult Systems
My name is Oleg Sych; I am a Senior Lead Consultant with Catapult Systems. I have been working as a professional software engineer since 1993, building distributed enterprise applications since 2000 and working with .NET technologies since 2002. I hold a Masters Degree in Computer Science, MCSD and MCPD Enterprise certifications. In 2009, I received MVP award in Visual C# category from Microsoft. My professional interests include framework design and enterprise application architecture.
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ASP.NET/Visual Studio
What's New in ASP.NET 4
by David HaydenGetting RAD with Visual Studio 2010
by Stan SchultesStan Schultes Website • Blog
Stan Schultes is an Architect and Software Developer at a mid-size, high tech manufacturing company, where he designs and builds engineering design automation systems. He is a former columnist and Contributing Editor with Visual Studio Magazine, has written in MSDN online, and recently coauthored the new WROX Professional DotNetNuke 5 book. Stan is a Microsoft MVP in Visual Basic, and he runs the SarasotaDev.net developer group. He's a prolific speaker at community events such as the MSDN DevCon, Visual Studio 2008 and 2005 launch events, Day of Patterns & Practices, Code Camps, user groups, and more. He has recorded more than 15 MSDN WebCasts, and is currently developing new episodes of the popular It's All About the Tools! developer seminar series with Russ "Toolshed" Fustino.
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VS 2010 Testing - No More “No Repro”
by Oleg SychOleg Sych Website • Blog
Senior Lead Consultant @ Catapult Systems
My name is Oleg Sych; I am a Senior Lead Consultant with Catapult Systems. I have been working as a professional software engineer since 1993, building distributed enterprise applications since 2000 and working with .NET technologies since 2002. I hold a Masters Degree in Computer Science, MCSD and MCPD Enterprise certifications. In 2009, I received MVP award in Visual C# category from Microsoft. My professional interests include framework design and enterprise application architecture.
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jQuery vs AjaxControlToolKit
by Kevin LandivarKevin Landivar Website • Blog
Software Architect @ Logical Tech Solutions
Undergrad and graduate studies in University of Miami. Masters in Managment Of Technology. Extensive experience designing and developing software for large companies. Involved and researching new technologies and how to improve current methodologies to forecast business trends in the near and not so near future. Pasionate about robotics and wireless technologies. Currently developing a set of products that can be use in small to medium size business for improvement of their data process and storage.
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ASP.NET MVC Custom View Helpers
by Sayed HashimiSayed Hashimi Website • Blog
Sedo Technologies
Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi has a computer engineering degree from the University of Florida.
He is the author of Inside the Microsoft Build Engine : Using MSBuild and Team Foundation Build (Microsoft Press 01/09), co-author of Deploying .NET Application: Learning MSBuild and Click Once (Apress 05/2006), and has written several publications for magazines such as the MSDN Magazine. He is a developer and independent consultant in Jacksonville, Florida. He is an expert in the financial, education, and collection industries.
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Simplifying deployments with MSDeploy and VS 2010
by Sayed HashimiSayed Hashimi Website • Blog
Sedo Technologies
Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi has a computer engineering degree from the University of Florida.
He is the author of Inside the Microsoft Build Engine : Using MSBuild and Team Foundation Build (Microsoft Press 01/09), co-author of Deploying .NET Application: Learning MSBuild and Click Once (Apress 05/2006), and has written several publications for magazines such as the MSDN Magazine. He is a developer and independent consultant in Jacksonville, Florida. He is an expert in the financial, education, and collection industries.
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Azure
Cloud Robots
by Jason MilgramJason Milgram Website • Blog
CEO @ Linxter
Since then, Jason has worked as a technical consultant in system architecture and management positions for clients such as IBM, the U.S. Department of Justice, Florida Power and Light, Chase Manhattan Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Kodak and Iris Associates (creator of Lotus Notes). He was also a sergeant in the US Army Reserves in which he served from 1990 to 1998. Jason was educated at the University of Cincinnati (BA Political Science, 1993) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — Sloan School of Management (Executive Certificate, Management and Leadership, 2008).
As a public speaker, Jason has presented on topics such as cloud computing, system architecture, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), and starting a software business. He is a registered INETA Regional Speaker and a Microsoft Solutions Advocate.
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Scalable Cloud Applications with Table Storage
by Esteban GarciaEsteban Garcia Website • Blog
Principal Consultant @ M2E Solutions
Esteban Garcia is Principal Consultant at M2E Solutions, an Orlando-based software consulting firm. He is also the president of the Orlando .NET User Group (ONETUG). He has more than 10 years experience in professional software development. He is experienced in all phases of distributed object oriented enterprise application development and design on the Windows platform, and he has focused on the .NET Framework since 2001. He has been involved with different industries such as mobile technologies, financial services, telecommunications, health care, and developer tools. Esteban excels in architecture and best practices and is able to provide advice on SDLC customization and build automation. He holds certifications on MCAD, MCSD.NET, IEEE Certified Software Engineer, and ScrumMaster. Esteban also has a bachelor of science degree in Computer Engineering with an emphasis in software design from the University of Central Florida.
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Connect to Azure with Web Services and Silverlight
by David SilverlightIntro to Windows Azure
by Wally McClureWally McClure Website • Blog
President @ Scalable Development, Inc.
Wallace B. (Wally) McClure is a member of INETA Speaker's Bureau, Microsoft MVP, and ASPInsider. Wally is the author of "Building iPhone and iPod touch Applications for the .NET/C# Developer with MonoTouch" and "New features in ASP.NET 3.5 Service Pack 1" and the Co-author of "Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX", "Beginning AJAX with ASP.NET", "Professional ADO.NET 2: Programming with SQL Server 2005, Oracle, and MySQL", and"Building Highly Scalable Database Applications with .NET." Wally has consulted with a number of major organizations as well as startups. He has a Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. Wally is a Microsoft MVP, ASPInsider, and member of the National INETA Speaker's Bureau.
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Career/Other
Social and Not So Social Networking
by Andy WarrenAndy Warren Website • Blog
President @ Fourdeuce Inc
Andy Warren is the President of Fourdeuce Inc, owners of SQLShare.com - a web site that provides free online SQL training as well as fee based classes at their Orlando office. He is a SQL Server MVP, co-President of the Orlando SQL Server Users Group (OPASS), serves on the Board of Directors of PASS, and was a founding partner in SQLServerCentral.com.
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Preparing for Technical Job Interviews
by Michael KnopfMichael Knopf Website • Blog
Senior Software Developer @ NASA
Michael currently works at Kennedy Space Center, Florida in Software Services as a Senior Software Developer building application for NASA in Silverlight, WCF, ASP.NET, HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, Visual C#.NET, and MS SQL. Utilizing Test Driven Development (TDD) in a team environment, with more than 7 years of programming experience in application development. Michael is currently a contributor to the Microsoft Silverlight HyperVideoPlayer project.
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Successfully Running your own Coding Business
by Paul SwenglerPaul Swengler Website
CEO @ Software Experts
Paul is responsible for bringing success to a select number of software developers.
His experience in international business is highlighted with a successful track record with Addressograph’s Documentor Division – Pacific Area, RCA and Univac’s early store-and-forward (precursor to todays email) in Asia, Wang Asia Marketing Support Manager. He led the sales team to #10 on Elance and over a million dollars in sales in just 3 years.
His vision and has always been that computers are to serve people not the other way around. He is an experienced high ticket – high tech professional with a domestic and international track record including VAR development. He can transcend technology into human terms:
• Regarding technology: New software and hardware must function and be competitive. It must serve and improve the users experience. Learning software is not the end, it is the means to improving our buyers ROI. Developers are often educated in technology, not business, and have a language which is industry specific. Paul speaks that language as well as the language of business.
• On the human side: Buyers can range from techno-phobes to techno-geeks. They may be entry level operators, executives, managers and accountants, all these buyers need to be included in the process. They need not understand the technology only how to use it and what the benefits are. Paul speaks tech and business on your terms.
Paul communicates with a demonstrated cross cultural adaptability and over 20 years experience promoting leading edge technology at the executive level. His published articles date back to the 1970’s on issues related to computer implementation. But more than communications and culture, Paul has a record of performance in high end and technical products and services sales. He understands the bottom line of hardware/software solutions and associated services in our extremely competitive global economy.
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Finishing a Game With XNA
by Joel MartinezJoel Martinez • Blog
Joel lives in beautiful Orlando, Florida. He's a .NET Programmer who currently makes financial services software. On the side, he really enjoy toying around with game development using the XNA framework.
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Silverlight Viewer for Reporting Services
by Jeremy GrovesJeremy Groves Website
North American Representative @ Perpetuum Software
Jeremy Groves is the North America Representative for Perpetuum Software. His duties include educating client on Perpetuum’s suite of products with respect to Silverlight Viewer for Reporting services, .Net components for efficient reporting and data analysis. As well as Data Visualization controls that include charting and gauge component for .NET and ASP.NET.
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Publishing Access Applications to SharePoint
by Michael AntonovichMichael Antonovich Website • Blog
Asst Director Web Services @ Orange County Public Schools
Mike Antonovich is currently the Assistant Director of Web Services for Orange County Public Schools in Orlando, FL where he manages the SharePoint portal team implementing the Internet, intranet, collaboration, project, team, and school sites. He recently published his 6th book: Office and SharePoint 2007 User's Guide and has contracted to write an update for 2010. Mike has been using SQL Server since 1998.
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Content Management
Install & Upgrade DotNetNuke & DNN Modules
by Will StrohlWill Strohl Website • Blog
Technology Director @ RezHub.com
Will Strohl is an ASP.Net architect and developer based in the Orlando Area. Having been in the web development field for over 10 years, he began professionally in 2000. Currently, Will is the Technology Director for an exciting new online travel company called RezHub.com (www.RezHub.com). He is also an active member and President of the Orlando DotNetNuke® Users Group or ODUG (orlando.dotnetnukeug.net), and a member of the reformed DotNetNuke® Media Module Project Team. He was also just appointed the Vice President of the Orlando .Net User Group, or ONETUG (www.onetug.org).
Will regularly speaks at user groups and other community events about DotNetNuke® and the various ways it can be used and managed, including organizing the Day of DotNetNuke®. He also won the INETA Community Champions award for 2008 Q3 and 2009 Q3. Will publishes DNN videos on JumptStartTV, and is a Technical Editor for Professional DotNetNuke 5 and DotNetNuke 5 User's Guide by Wrox, as well as Wrox Blox, including DotNetNuke and Web Standards, and Building a Custom DotNetNuke Membership Provider. Most recently, Will has become a guest blogger at Applied Innovations, a popular web host.
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How To AJAX-ify Your DotNetNuke Modules
by Will StrohlWill Strohl Website • Blog
Technology Director @ RezHub.com
Will Strohl is an ASP.Net architect and developer based in the Orlando Area. Having been in the web development field for over 10 years, he began professionally in 2000. Currently, Will is the Technology Director for an exciting new online travel company called RezHub.com (www.RezHub.com). He is also an active member and President of the Orlando DotNetNuke® Users Group or ODUG (orlando.dotnetnukeug.net), and a member of the reformed DotNetNuke® Media Module Project Team. He was also just appointed the Vice President of the Orlando .Net User Group, or ONETUG (www.onetug.org).
Will regularly speaks at user groups and other community events about DotNetNuke® and the various ways it can be used and managed, including organizing the Day of DotNetNuke®. He also won the INETA Community Champions award for 2008 Q3 and 2009 Q3. Will publishes DNN videos on JumptStartTV, and is a Technical Editor for Professional DotNetNuke 5 and DotNetNuke 5 User's Guide by Wrox, as well as Wrox Blox, including DotNetNuke and Web Standards, and Building a Custom DotNetNuke Membership Provider. Most recently, Will has become a guest blogger at Applied Innovations, a popular web host.
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Slicing & Skinning DNN Doesn't have to be Torture!
by Ralph WilliamsRalph Williams Website • Blog
Web Designer/Skinner @ Architech Software and Web Solutions
Ralph Williams, senior web designer/skinner from ArchiTech Software and Web Solutions, a software development and web design company located in Tampa, FL., has been working with DotNetNuke for over 4 years with a primary focus on Design and Skinning. He specializes in skinning attractive tableless designs using CSS best practices and clean, light-weight code. Ralph spoke at the Day of DotNetNuke and the DotNetNuke Tampa User Group, as well as designing and skinning both of their sites. He has overcome many of the inherit obstacles that DNN designers face on a daily basis and enjoys sharing his expertise with others.
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Secure Module Development: Threat Modeling, Code Review, and Static Analysis.
by Brandon HaynesBrandon Haynes Website • Blog
Chief Executive Officer @ Everysport.net Inc.
Brandon Haynes is a member of the DotNetNuke core team, and serves primarily by providing security-related and organizational guidance. He is the chief executive officer at Everysport.net Inc., which delivers enterprise resource planning, web-presence, e-commerce, and integration-related functionality to recreational organizations. With more than twenty years of experience in software development, Brandon’s professional interests are currently focused on the nexus between intellectual property law, technology, and business. He is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Harvard University.
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Using Silverlight with SharePoint 2010
by Ryan MorganRyan Morgan Website
Managing Partner @ Arrow Consulting & Design
Ryan Morgan is an author and one of the managing partners of Arrow Consulting & Design - http://www.arrowdesigns.com. Ryan has developed and led .NET development projects for Silverlight, SharePoint, ASP.NET, WPF, WinForms and DotNetNuke. He has a depth of experience and has consulted for clients that include Microsoft and the Department of Defense.
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Integrating Silverlight with SP 2007
by Raul RodilaRaul Rodila Website
Managing Partner @ Arrow Consulting & Design
Raul Rodila is one of the managing partners of Arrow Consulting & Design - http://www.arrowdesigns.com. Raul has developed and led .NET development projects for Silverlight, SharePoint, ASP.NET, WPF, WinForms and DotNetNuke. He has a depth of experience and has consulted for clients that include Microsoft and the Department of Defense.
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Data Access
XML 101 for the SQL Developer
by Michael AntonovichMichael Antonovich Website • Blog
Asst Director Web Services @ Orange County Public Schools
Mike Antonovich is currently the Assistant Director of Web Services for Orange County Public Schools in Orlando, FL where he manages the SharePoint portal team implementing the Internet, intranet, collaboration, project, team, and school sites. He recently published his 6th book: Office and SharePoint 2007 User's Guide and has contracted to write an update for 2010. Mike has been using SQL Server since 1998.
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Databinding with WPF
by Shervin ShakibiShervin Shakibi Website • Blog
Chief Technical Officer @ Computer Ways
Shervin Shakibi is a Microsoft Regional Director. In addition to being an author and Technical editor on many .NET books he has been a popular speaker at events such as Microsoft Tech Ed, PDC and Developer Days. Shervin has been developing Enterprise applications since 1987 and a Microsoft Certified Trainer since 1994. Experienced in the delivery of scalable, stable and open enterprise-level built on .NET and Microsoft SQL Server, Shervin is an industry recognized Consultant, trainer, speaker and writer on Business Intelligence and Microsoft .NET vision. He founded the FlaDotNet Users Group which has meetings in 3 cities in Florida area delivering Microsoft SQL Server, .NET knowledge to the community.
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Linq 4.0
by Greg LeonardoGreg Leonardo Website • Blog
Senior Developer @ Ceridian
I am the president of PascoUserGroup.Net a Microsoft based user group based in Odessa, Fl. I currently work as a Senior Developer for Ceridian Benefits in St. Pete, working on their new product development using a variety of technologies like Silverlight, WCF, and BizTalk. As a .Net community speaker I have spoken at Bar Camp Tampa 2009, Tampa Code Camp 2009, and user groups over a variety of topics.
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Introduction to NHibernate
by Sean ChambersSean Chambers Website • Blog
Sean Chambers is a Senior Software Developer/Agile Coach for ACI Inc. in Palm Coast, Florida. He has expertise in open source projects ranging from NHibernate, The Castle Project, Cruise Control, TeamCity, FluentMigrator and many other open source tools and frameworks. He has been practicing TDD/Agile methodologies since 2004 and is always reviewing new techniques and tools that aid in the agile development process. Blog: http://schambers.lostechies.com.
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Introduction to nHydrate
by Michael KnightMichael Knight Website • Blog
Founder @ Widgetsphere
Michael Knight and Chris Davis are the founding members of nHydrate. They would like to take the opportunity to demonstrate its features at Orlando Code Camp.
Chris Davis is the Software Architect of Healthcare Job Boards in Alpharetta, Georgia. He has redesigned their job board architecture using faceted navigation with Celeriq, a product he helped build. He manages many commercial customer facing websites and the supporting services platform. He splits his time thinking of the best way to build generation tools and actually using them in practice. He is a founding member of the nHydrate open source generator project.
Michael Knight is the Software Architect at Client Profiles in Roswell, Georgia. He currently leads a team of in-house and overseas employees to develop software solutions for law practices around the world. While at Client Profiles Michael has taken the product from a traditional client application that communicates with a database, to a browser based application with SOA principles at the heart. He is a founding member of the nHydrate open source generator project.
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ADO.NET 4.0 Entity Framework
by Scott KleinScott Klein
Scott Klein is a SQL Server MVP with a passion for all things SQL. He is the author of many books, including Professional SQL Server 2005 XML, Professional LINQ, and a soon to be released Professional ADO.NET 4.0 Entity Framework.
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Mobile
iPhone Development for .NET/C# Developers.
by Wally McClureWally McClure Website • Blog
President @ Scalable Development, Inc.
Wallace B. (Wally) McClure is a member of INETA Speaker's Bureau, Microsoft MVP, and ASPInsider. Wally is the author of "Building iPhone and iPod touch Applications for the .NET/C# Developer with MonoTouch" and "New features in ASP.NET 3.5 Service Pack 1" and the Co-author of "Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX", "Beginning AJAX with ASP.NET", "Professional ADO.NET 2: Programming with SQL Server 2005, Oracle, and MySQL", and"Building Highly Scalable Database Applications with .NET." Wally has consulted with a number of major organizations as well as startups. He has a Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech. Wally is a Microsoft MVP, ASPInsider, and member of the National INETA Speaker's Bureau.
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Windows Mobile
by Kevin D. WolfKevin D. Wolf Website • Blog
Owner @ Software Logistics, LLC
Kevin is a consultant and owner of Software Logistics, LLC. Kevin has over 20 years shipping software for a wide variety of industries ranging from developing the hardware and software for embedded devices to measure weights and forces to a very large decision support data warehouse for a fortune 500 company. Kevin's primary area of expertise is developing software for mobile computing, specifically Windows Phone devices. In his spare time when he isn't doting on his wife or keeping his three Jack Russell Terriers out of trouble, he enjoys taking his boat out, smoking cigars, building robots and drinking beer.
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Windows Mobile
by Kevin D. WolfKevin D. Wolf Website • Blog
Owner @ Software Logistics, LLC
Kevin is a consultant and owner of Software Logistics, LLC. Kevin has over 20 years shipping software for a wide variety of industries ranging from developing the hardware and software for embedded devices to measure weights and forces to a very large decision support data warehouse for a fortune 500 company. Kevin's primary area of expertise is developing software for mobile computing, specifically Windows Phone devices. In his spare time when he isn't doting on his wife or keeping his three Jack Russell Terriers out of trouble, he enjoys taking his boat out, smoking cigars, building robots and drinking beer.
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Windows Mobile
by Nikita PolyakovNikita Polyakov • Blog
Technical Consultant @ Tribridge
Device Application Developer - Microsoft MVP, speaker, organizer.
Nikita works for Tribridge in the Tampa headquarters working in the Application Development team working on custom business applications for various customers.
Nikita is an avid Windows Phone expert. And enjoys Graphic Design, User Experience and Advertising/Marketing topics.
Twitter: @NikitaP
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Windows Phone
by Bill ReissBill Reiss • Blog
Software Engineer @ Vertigo
Bill Reiss is a Microsoft Silverlight MVP and Software Engineer at Vertigo Software. Bill is active in the Silverlight game development community and is currently finishing up a beginning Silverlight book for Manning publications. His open source SilverSprite library helps game developers run their XNA 2D games using Silverlight and he frequently presents at local events on Silverlight and XNA.
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Oracle .NET Development
Getting Started with Oracle and .NET
by Jenny BesawJenny Besaw Website
Senior Principal Support Analyst @ Oracle
Jenny is a Senior Principal Support Analyst at Oracle where she has worked for the past 14 years. Her area of experitise centers around Oracle Integration with Microsoft Programming platforms. This includes knowledge of c, C++, COM, ASP, ADO, ASP.NET and ADO.NET and integration with the following Oracle products.
- Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio
- Oracle Data Provider for .NET
- Oracle Providers for ASP.NET
- Oracle Database Extension for .NET (Stored Procedures in C# or VB)
- Oracle OLE DB Driver
- Oracle Objects for OLE (OO4O)
- Oracle COM Automation option for Database
Jenny has been accredited with Oracle Master credentials, as well as co-authored the Oracle and Visual Basic Developer's Handbook.
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Optimize Oracle Data Access Performance with .NET
by Jenny BesawJenny Besaw Website
Senior Principal Support Analyst @ Oracle
Jenny is a Senior Principal Support Analyst at Oracle where she has worked for the past 14 years. Her area of experitise centers around Oracle Integration with Microsoft Programming platforms. This includes knowledge of c, C++, COM, ASP, ADO, ASP.NET and ADO.NET and integration with the following Oracle products.
- Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio
- Oracle Data Provider for .NET
- Oracle Providers for ASP.NET
- Oracle Database Extension for .NET (Stored Procedures in C# or VB)
- Oracle OLE DB Driver
- Oracle Objects for OLE (OO4O)
- Oracle COM Automation option for Database
Jenny has been accredited with Oracle Master credentials, as well as co-authored the Oracle and Visual Basic Developer's Handbook.
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The Ins and Outs of .NET/Oracle Development
by James TaylorJames Taylor Website
Consultant @ Campus Crusade for Christ International
Now recently home from two years at war in both Afghanistan and Iraq as an EOD specialist, JT is an independent consultant working for Campus Crusade for Christ. JT held the title of Application Architect for Seminole County, managing and leading the Architecture Team and was responsible for all architecture relative to all databases and software applications in the county. JT, before the war, ran his family-owned and operated businesses, EaglePower Solutions Inc. and TaylorMade Software Inc. for approximately the past 12 years with his father and sons. JT also serves as the president of the local Oracle User Group (www.cfoug.org) and Director of Education for the local .NET User Group (www.onetug.org) and member of various other groups (JAVA, SQL Server, DB2). JT is a player on the Orlando Rugby Football Club (www.orlandorugby.com) and serves as an officer and their webmaster. JT is scheduled to begin his Computer Engineering PhD program in the Fall of 2010 at UCF.
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Other
Design for Developers
by Diane LeeperDiane Leeper Website • Blog
Designer @ 42 Stars Design
Diane Leeper is a freelance designer who enjoys working with programmers to improve the look and feel of their software. You can usually find her active in the Florida .NET community by enhancing the designer-developer workflow, advocating User-Centered Design and UX, and mastering Expression Studio.
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Intro to OCS Programming
by Marshall HarrisonMarshall Harrison Website • Blog
CEO @ GotSpeech Consulting
Marshall is the President of GotSpeech Consulting LLC where he specializes in designing and implementing speech based solutions involving the latest in speech technology. He is the founder of GotSpeech.Net and GotUC.Net. He is a 4 time Microsoft MVP for Speech Server and Office Communications Server and serves as an unofficial evangelist for the technologies while seeking every opportunity to promote them. He has spoken at code camps throughout Florida and at Tech-Ed. He also offers Speech Server training and has done so for large corporations around the country as well as the Federal Government.
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Introduction to Speech Server
by Marshall HarrisonMarshall Harrison Website • Blog
CEO @ GotSpeech Consulting
Marshall is the President of GotSpeech Consulting LLC where he specializes in designing and implementing speech based solutions involving the latest in speech technology. He is the founder of GotSpeech.Net and GotUC.Net. He is a 4 time Microsoft MVP for Speech Server and Office Communications Server and serves as an unofficial evangelist for the technologies while seeking every opportunity to promote them. He has spoken at code camps throughout Florida and at Tech-Ed. He also offers Speech Server training and has done so for large corporations around the country as well as the Federal Government.
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Servers & Services
Windows Services For Beginners
by Walter WilliamsWalter Williams Website
Owner @ CHB Consulting
Walter Williams is a Sr. Developer who has been designing and developing software for over 25 years. He has been using Visual Basic since version 3. Currently most of the work he does for clients and for his company is using Visual Basic .NET, although there is still some Visual Basic 6 work being done. He owns CHB Consulting, Inc. (www.CHB-Consulting.com) out of Rockledge, FL, which has several software products on the market. He also works contracts for outside clients. This gives him a wide range of skills.
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Windows Services - Manage an EXE w/o logging in
by Walter WilliamsWalter Williams Website
Owner @ CHB Consulting
Walter Williams is a Sr. Developer who has been designing and developing software for over 25 years. He has been using Visual Basic since version 3. Currently most of the work he does for clients and for his company is using Visual Basic .NET, although there is still some Visual Basic 6 work being done. He owns CHB Consulting, Inc. (www.CHB-Consulting.com) out of Rockledge, FL, which has several software products on the market. He also works contracts for outside clients. This gives him a wide range of skills.
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RESTful Data
by Chris EargleChris Eargle Website • Blog
Software Architect @ SC Farm Bureau Insurance
Chris Eargle is a C# MVP and INETA Community Champion from Columbia, SC, USA. Besides designing and developing software at South Carolina Farm Bureau, he runs the local .NET User Group: the Columbia Enterprise Developers Guild. In his spare time he travels to conferences and user groups to promote best practices and new technologies in the development community.
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What To Know About WF4.0
by Bayer WhiteBayer White Website • Blog
CEO and Owner @ FlowFocus Solutions
Bayer White has been developing enterprise solutions for the past 11years using .Net Technologies. Since the first beta of the .Net Framework 3.0, his focus has been mastering Business Process Management (BPM) using Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). He is known within the Florida developer community by speaking at Florida Code Camps, blogging and writing articles focused on WF. He has also spoken at various conferences such as PASS, DevConnections, VSLive and MDC, and has been invited to Microsoft’s campus to attend Software Design Reviews (SDR) for future products of Microsoft’s “Connected Framework”. Bayer is a Microsoft MVP and organizes and runs JaxDUG. His company is FlowFocus Solutions, which specializes in Microsoft.Net Consulting.
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Intro to Biztalk Server 2009
by Kevin LandivarKevin Landivar Website • Blog
Software Architect @ Logical Tech Solutions
Undergrad and graduate studies in University of Miami. Masters in Managment Of Technology. Extensive experience designing and developing software for large companies. Involved and researching new technologies and how to improve current methodologies to forecast business trends in the near and not so near future. Pasionate about robotics and wireless technologies. Currently developing a set of products that can be use in small to medium size business for improvement of their data process and storage.
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BizTalk 2009 Architecture and Development
by Greg LeonardoGreg Leonardo Website • Blog
Senior Developer @ Ceridian
I am the president of PascoUserGroup.Net a Microsoft based user group based in Odessa, Fl. I currently work as a Senior Developer for Ceridian Benefits in St. Pete, working on their new product development using a variety of technologies like Silverlight, WCF, and BizTalk. As a .Net community speaker I have spoken at Bar Camp Tampa 2009, Tampa Code Camp 2009, and user groups over a variety of topics.
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Silverlight
Silverlight Animations 101+
by Henry LeeHenry Lee Website • Blog
President @ New Age Solution
Henry Lee, founder and president of New Age Solution, used his 14 years experience to create a fresh approach to web development. Drawing on his expertise as a Software Architect, specializing in Microsoft technologies, Henry is currently working on Silverlight 3 and 4 applications both Line of Business Enterprise Application , high-end Silverlight data visualization tools for operations and sales and marketing. Since founding New Age Solution, he has been a community leader by speaking at IEEE in Jacksonville, Orlando Code Camp 2009, Day of DotNetNuke in Tampa Microsoft, and Tampa Code Camp.
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In-Depth Databinding and Validation
by Ryan MorganRyan Morgan Website
Managing Partner @ Arrow Consulting & Design
Ryan Morgan is an author and one of the managing partners of Arrow Consulting & Design - http://www.arrowdesigns.com. Ryan has developed and led .NET development projects for Silverlight, SharePoint, ASP.NET, WPF, WinForms and DotNetNuke. He has a depth of experience and has consulted for clients that include Microsoft and the Department of Defense.
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Whats this MVVM thing and why should I care?
by Michael KnopfMichael Knopf Website • Blog
Senior Software Developer @ NASA
Michael currently works at Kennedy Space Center, Florida in Software Services as a Senior Software Developer building application for NASA in Silverlight, WCF, ASP.NET, HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, Visual C#.NET, and MS SQL. Utilizing Test Driven Development (TDD) in a team environment, with more than 7 years of programming experience in application development. Michael is currently a contributor to the Microsoft Silverlight HyperVideoPlayer project.
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Stream it! Live + HD + Silverlight
by Kevin RohlingKevin Rohling Website
Senior Software Engineer @ Vertigo Software
What: Geektastic Outdoor Enthusiast
More Info: http://www.enginexp.com
Oveheard Saying: "Coding is fun, being rich would be cooler."
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WCF Ria Data Services
by John McfetridgeWhat's new in SL4
by David SilverlightSQL Server
Configuring SQL Access for the Web Developer
by Kendal Van DykeKendal Van Dyke
Grab bio from http://www.sqlsaturday.com/viewsession.aspx?sat=21&sessionid=729
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Building a Data Warehouse using SQL Server 2008
by Wes DumeyWes Dumey Website
Senior Consultant @ Durable Impact Consulting, Inc.
Wes is a Senior Consultant at Durable Impact Consulting, Inc, a Tampa, Florida based company specializing in data warehousing and business intelligence projects.
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Developing OLAP Solutions with SSAS 2008
by Adam JorgensenAdam Jorgensen Website • Blog
President, Consulting @ Pragmatic Works
Adam Jorgensen, MBA, MCDBA, MCITP: BI has over a decade of experience leading organizations around the world in developing and implementing enterprise solutions. His passion is finding new and innovative avenues for clients and the community to embrace business intelligence and lower barriers to implementation. Adam's focus is on mentoring senior management and technical teams as he helps them to realize the value in the data they already own, while accelerating the technology learning curve. Adam is also very involved in the community as a featured author on SQLServerCentral, SQLShare, as well as a regular contributor to the SQLPASS Virtual User Groups for Business Intelligence and other organizations. He regularly speaks at industry group events, major conferences, Code Camps, and SQLSaturday events on strategic and technical topics.
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Refactoring SQL for Performance
by Plamen RatchevPlamen Ratchev Website • Blog
Tangra, Inc.
Plamen is founder of Tangra, specializing in relational database applications analysis, implementation, and tuning. His particular interest is in design patterns, performance and optimization.
Plamen has master’s degree in computer science with specialization in algorithms and compliers, and holds MCSE, MCSD/.NET, MCDBA, MCSA, MCAD.NET, and MCITP certifications; SQL Server MVP.
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Understanding SQL Server Statistics
by Andy WarrenAndy Warren Website • Blog
President @ Fourdeuce Inc
Andy Warren is the President of Fourdeuce Inc, owners of SQLShare.com - a web site that provides free online SQL training as well as fee based classes at their Orlando office. He is a SQL Server MVP, co-President of the Orlando SQL Server Users Group (OPASS), serves on the Board of Directors of PASS, and was a founding partner in SQLServerCentral.com.
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Version your database with FluentMigrator
by Sean ChambersSean Chambers Website • Blog
Sean Chambers is a Senior Software Developer/Agile Coach for ACI Inc. in Palm Coast, Florida. He has expertise in open source projects ranging from NHibernate, The Castle Project, Cruise Control, TeamCity, FluentMigrator and many other open source tools and frameworks. He has been practicing TDD/Agile methodologies since 2004 and is always reviewing new techniques and tools that aid in the agile development process. Blog: http://schambers.lostechies.com.
