Archive for the Dallas Category

Transforming IT from Virtualization to the Cloud

Posted on February 15, 2011 by

If you are a developer, you’ve probably heard plenty about the cloud. But if you’re and IT professional, what have you heard about it? How does it intersect with the datacenter? How does it make your job easier – or harder? Is it something that your organization is looking at? Is the cloud something your [...]

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FTW! (For the Windows, that is…)

Posted on January 24, 2011 by

+ + = What do WPF, Silverlight 4, and Internet Explorer 9 have in common? No, that’s not a riddle. Really, it’s not a riddle. They are all FTW. What I mean by that is they all offer developers unique ways to exploit the power of Windows 7, such as integrating with the taskbar, leveraging [...]

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Unleash Your Coding Genius with Web Camps!

Posted on December 17, 2010 by

Starting in March 2011, we’re rolling out a series of 12 Web Camps in the Central US. Microsoft’s Web Camps are events designed to teach you all about building websites using ASP.NET MVC, WebMatrix, OData and more. We’ve held Web Camps all around the world over the past few years, but we’re taking them to [...]

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Windows Azure Bootcamps

Posted on December 1, 2010 by

Windows Azure Boot Camp is a two day deep dive class to get you up to speed on developing for Windows Azure. The class includes a trainer with deep, real world experience with Azure, as well as a series of labs so you can practice what you just learned. Agenda Intro to Cloud Computing and [...]

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Dallas Day of .NET

Posted on November 29, 2010 by

I’m pleased to share with all of you an exciting announcement around a new (hopefully) annual technical event here in Dallas.  On March 4 & 5, 2011, Dallas will host the first ever Dallas Day of Dot Net!  DDDN is a 2-day conference featuring the top local technical talent as well as a special guest [...]

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Free .NET Training in Houston and Dallas

Posted on October 11, 2010 by

EPS Software presents the State of .NET A free, unbiased look at the current and future development with .NET. Brought to you by Microsoft, CODE Training & EPS Software, this free afternoon event presents an unbiased look at the current and future development with .NET. Join MVP and RD Markus Egger, for an afternoon of [...]

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Hands-on Coding in Dallas!

Posted on September 14, 2010 by

Tonight marks the kick-off meeting for the newest user group in the metroplex – Hands-On-Coding. Unlike many of the excellent .NET community-based groups around, the goal of Hands-On-Coding is to learn .NET coding by doing. The format will consist of a short conceptual overview of a coding topic, followed by a series of interactive, hands-on, [...]

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Windows Phone 7 and Azure, Better Together

Posted on September 1, 2010 by

The next Cloud Computing User Group Meeting for Dallas will be on Thursday, September 2nd from 6:00pm – 8:00pm at Microsoft (Las Colinas Office, Building LC1). The presentation will be done by Derek Martin and Trent Foley and will cover Windows Phone 7 and Azure. September 2nd, 2010 6:00pm – 8:00pm Microsoft Corporation 7000 SR-161 [...]

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Sharing the Light – Silverlight Development with Expression Blend

Posted on August 23, 2010 by

I am very happy to announce that our own Teresa Burger has put together another amazing Silverlight training opportunity in the DFW area.  She has managed to successfully wrangle Victor Gaudioso, Microsoft MVP and Book Author to come to Dallas on September 25th to conduct a two-day training seminar on Silverlight development using Expression Blend [...]

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MVVM in Windows Phone 7

Posted on July 30, 2010 by

For those of you that attended my talk at TechReady 11 or at Dallas TechFest 2010, here is the sample application I built along with my code snippets and my demo script.  I’ll be working on a Hands-on-Lab version of this talk, as well as producing a video the talk, but that will have to [...]

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