Microsoft's New England District
Chris Bowen's
BLOG
Paul Stubbs BLOG
MaineBytes' BLOG-happy speakers:
Patrick
Hynds
Fritz Onion - Pluralsight
Michael Stiefel - Reliable Software
Dan Sullivan - Pluralsight
Prosise, Robbins, Richter - Wintellect
Aaron Skonnard - Pluralsight
ASP.NET
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May 17th
Advanced JavaScript Techniques
JavaScript is one of the most ubiquitously available languages on the planet, available on
every machine with a browser (are there any without?). Its popularity has grown even more
over the past few years with the rise of HTML as an application platform, and there is no
end in sight as we see HTML5 being adopted by more and more platforms (including Windows
8). If you've put off learning JavaScript as well as you know C# or VB.NET, now is the
time to make the investment. This session will skip past the basics of JavaScript, and
jump into the more advanced features including closures, prototypes, functions as objects,
and understanding scope. Come to this session to start your journey on the path to
becoming a JavaScript guru.
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Speaker: Fritz Onion
Fritz (http://www.pluralsight.com/blogs/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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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. 
