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Yesterday, the first ever TechMixer University was held at the BJCC. Hats off to the organizers of the event. It seemed to be very well planned and coordinated. Everyone that I spoke with was enjoying themselves. I hope there will be more of these events...
I decided to take a couple of nights to catch up on sleep. So, I'm a little late about posting a follow up about code camp. At any rate, another code camp has come and gone. In my opinion, the event was enormously successful. It appeared to be one...
The November meeting of the Birmingham .NET User Group will be Tuesday, November 13th. The meeting will begin at 6:30PM at New Horizons . I will be presenting a WCF presentation entitled "WCF and the Programmable Web". If you were at my code...
Well, I think it was another successful Code Camp . Everything seemed to go very smoothly, and I heard several attendees comment on how much they liked the venue. I can't speak for anyone else, but I enjoyed myself. It was great to get together with...
It's that time again. The next Alabama Code Camp will be hosted in Birmingham on Saturday, October 6th. As of today, the call for speakers is officially open. Additional details, such as venue, will be forthcoming in the next week or so. Regardless...
I just thought that I would pass this along for those that are interested. On Thursday, September 27th, there will be an MSDN Event in the Birmingham, AL area. It is scheduled from 1PM to 5PM. There will three sessions that cover LINQ, WCF, and Silverlight...
The scheduled speaker for the Huntsville New Technology Group will not be able to make it on Tuesday. So, I will be filling in with a WCF presentation. This will primarily be an introductory session, but I will touch on a few advanced topics as well....
Today was the Alabama Code Camp in Mobile, AL. Considering the weather, we had a strong showing of 100 people at the start of the day. I have to give props to Doug Greene and Matt Hughes from the Lower Alabama .NET User Group . They did an awesome job...
Last night, the first segment of .NET University was held for the Huntsville, AL area. There was a very good turnout...especially if you consider the BCS National Championship game was being played during the event. As usual, Todd presented WPF and I...
I have received word from Doug Turnure that it has been decided to formally kick off .NET University at the Alabama Code Camp this weekend in Montgomery. .NET University is simply a community effort to provide a good technical overview of the upcoming...
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