Microsoft's New England District
Chris Bowen's BLOG
Paul Stubbs BLOG
MaineBytes' BLOG-happy speakers:
Patrick Hynds - Critical Sites
Fritz Onion - Pluralsight
Michael Stiefel - Reliable Software
Dan Sullivan - Pluralsight
Prosise, Robbins, Richter - Wintellect
Aaron Skonnard - Pluralsight
ASP.NET
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NEXT MEETING
Thursday, February 11th
Introduction to Application Development With
Silverlight 4
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This presentation is targeted at .NET programmers new
to Silverlight or who wish a review of the fundamentals of building an
application in Silverlight 4. Topics will include
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Drag and Drop development
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Xaml and Code
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Layout and Controls
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Data, Data-binding,
Validation and Async-validation
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Templates and The Visual
State Manager (Time allowing)
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Speaker:
Jesse Liberty, Silverlight Geek, is a Developer Community Program Manager for
Microsoft Silverlight.net. Lately he has been focused on Component-based,
Test-Driven, Cross-platform line-of-business application development, and has
led the development of the open source Silverlight HyperVideo Platform.
Liberty is the author of over two dozen books, and
his blog is a required resource for Silverlight
programmers. His twenty years of programming experience include stints as a
Distinguished Software Engineer at AT&T; Vice President of Human-Computer
Interaction at Citibank and Software Architect at PBS/Learning Link. He can be
reached at jliberty@microsoft.com
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Register for the next meeting.
Agenda:
6:00 - 6:15 Food!
6:15 - 7:30ish Presentation
Q & A and door prizes
The mission of this group is to provide in-depth technical coverage for
developers focusing on Microsoft technologies, specifically .NET technologies. MaineBytes (MB)
focuses on providing
architects and developers with solutions-oriented presentations on using the
.NET Platform to develop the next generation of Internet and Enterprise
applications.
Location:
Meetings will be held each month at Unum's Home Office
3 building at 2211 Congress Street.
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architects
and developers with solutions-focused presentations on using the .NET Platform
to develop the next generation of Internet and Enterprise applications since 2001. 
