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, September 9th
ASP.NET 4 and Visual Studio 2010
This talk will cover several new features found in ASP.NET 4.0. We will look at client ID management, CSS support, URL routing, ViewState improvements, and more. We will also spend some timing looking at the new Web deployment tools that ship with 4.0, including templated configuration files using XDT and the new MSBuild deployment model for Web applications.
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Speaker:
Fritz is a co-founder of Pluralsight where he focuses on Web development with ASP.NET, Ajax, and Silverlight. Fritz is the author of the books 'Essential ASP.NET' and 'Essential ASP.NET 2.0' published by Addison Wesley. He is a regular speaker at industry conferences including the PDC, TechEd, and VSLive!. Microsoft recognizes Fritz as an MVP for his contributions to the ASP.NET community.
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Register for the next meeting.
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Unum is looking for an experienced developer with J2EE and IBM MDM Server
experience, if you are interested contact tdurgan@unum.com.
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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. 
