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30 July 2010    
Meetings Agenda

6:00pm - Doors Open

6:30pm - Meeting Begins: Welcome, Problem Clinic, Top Tips

7:00pm - Main Presentation Part 1

7:50pm - Break

8:10pm - Main Presentation Part 2

9:00pm - Presentation Ends. Retire To Bar.

Meetings Downloads

This section lists the links for file downloads for meetings.

July 2010 - May The Silverlight 4s Be With You with Richard Costall

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

.NET Boot Camp Grok Talk

May The Silverlight 4s Be With You (no slides or code yet)


June 2010 - A Guided Tour Of Managed Extensibility Framework In Silverlight 4 with Mike Taulty

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

nBuilder Grok Talk Slides

MEF in Silverlight 4 Slides


May 2010 - Leading Edge Web Development with ASP.NET MVC with Steve Sanderson

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

IronPython In C# Grok Talk Slides 

IronPython In C# Grok Talk Code

Leading Edge Web Development With ASP.NET MVC (Source Code)


February 2010 - Windows Azure and SQL Azure with Eric Nelson

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Selenium Grok Talk (Slides)

Windows Azure and SQL Azure (Slides and Code)


January 2010 - Xamlathon Live '10 with Josh Twist

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Code Complete Book Review

Xamlathon Live (Slides)

Xamlathon Live (Source Code)

Meetings Downloads 2009

This section lists the links for file downloads for meetings.

December 2009 - Entity Framework 4 with Eric Nelson

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Microsoft Certification Grok Talk

Entity Framework 4 (Slides)


November 2009 - Credit Crunch Code with Gary Short

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

The Art Of Unit Testing - Book Review

Credit Crunch Code (Slides)


October 2009 - Aspect Oriented Programming with Steve Strong

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Aspect Oriented Programming (Slides)

Aspect Oriented Programming (Code) 


September 2009 - Test Driven Development with Stephen Oakman and Ronnie Barker

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Balsamiq Mockups (Grok Talk Slides)

Test Driven Development (Slides and Source Code)


July 2009 - Windows 7 Special with James O'Neill

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Windows 7 (Slides) 


June Extra 2009 - Rethinking Object Orientation with Kathleen Dollard

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Data Protection Act Micropresentation

Rethinking Object Orientation


June 2009 - What's New In ASP.NET 4 with Dave Sussman

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Rhino Mocks Grok Talk

What's New In ASP.NET 4


May 2009 - WPF Data Binding with Josh Twist
DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides
DotNetDevNet News
Team City Grok Talk
WPF Data Binding (Slides)
WPF Data Binding (Source - The Birthday Wish List)
WPF Data Binding (Source - Kaxaml)
 


April 2009 - Windows Mobile 6 with Roger Whitehead 

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Prism Grok Talk

Windows Mobile 6


March 2009 - Windows Azure and SQL Data Services with Eric Nelson

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Advanced T4 Grok Talk

Windows Azure and SQL Data Services 


February 2009 - Windows Workflow Foundation 4 with John McLoughlin 

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

BlogEngine.NET Grok Talk (Slides)

A Lap Around Windows Workflow Foundation and What's New In Workflow Foundation 4 (Slides) 


January 2009 - .NET Parallel Extensions with Mike Taulty

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Introduction To DotNetNuke Grok Talk (Slides)

Parallel Extensions To The .NET Framework (Slides) 

Meetings Downloads 2008

December 2008 - What's New In C# 4 ? with Guy Smith-Ferrier

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

CodePlex Grok Talk (Slides)

What's New In C# 4 ? (Slides)  


November 2008 - A Developers Guide To Network Admin with Dave McMahon

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

The Need For Professional Mentoring (Slides)

Code Generation In Visual Studio Using T4 (Slides)

A Developers Guide To Network Admin (Slides) 


October 2008 - Virtualisation for developers - What, Why, Where ? with Liam Westley

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

Virtualisation for developers (Slides) 


October Extra 2008 - Producing Production Quality Software and Interaction based testing with Rhino Mocks with Oren Eini

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

jQuery Grok Talk (Slides)

jQuery Grok Talk (Source)

Producing Production Quality Software (Slides)

Interaction based testing with Rhino Mocks (Slides) 


September 2008 - How To Write Crap Code In C# and Being Lazy With Microsoft Windows Powershell with Ben Lamb

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

What Is Alt.NET ? (Slides)

Log4NET (Source)

How To Write Crap Code In C# (Slides)

Being Lazy With Microsoft Windows Powershell (Slides) 

Being Lazy With Microsoft Windows Powershell (Source) 


July 2008 - How To Give Great Presentations and Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications with Guy Smith-Ferrier

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

DotNetDevNet News

How To Give Great Presentations (slides)

How To Give Great Presentations (paper)

Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications (slides)

Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications (source code)

Source Code For .NET Internationalization book 


June 2008 - MVC, Dynamic Data and AJAX History with Mike Ormond

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Source Analysis (Grok Talk) Slides

MVC, Dynamic Data and AJAX History Slides 


May 2008 - Silverlight Unplugged 2.0 with Chris Hay

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Silverlight 2.0 Unplugged Slides


April 2008 - Basic And Advanced Design Patterns with Gary Short

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Design Patterns Slides

Design Patterns Code 


March 2008 - Community Night

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Extension Methods Will Save The World 


February 2008 - Visual Studio 2008 And The .NET Framework 3.5 with Daniel Moth

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Visual Studio 2008 And The .NET Framework 3.5

Top 10 things to know about Visual Studio 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 


January 2008 - FinalBuilder and Test Driven Development with Craig Murphy

DotNetDevNet Introduction SlidesAutomating The Build Process With FinalBuilder 

An Introduction To Test Driven Development

Source Code 

Meetings Downloads 2007

December 2007 - XNA Xmas eXtravaganza with Pete McGann, Dave Bonner and Andy Sithers

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides


November 2007 - Entity Framework And Astoria With James Winters And Guy Smith-Ferrier

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

ADO.NET Entity Framework Slides

Astoria Slides


October 2007 - An Overview Of WPF And Silverlight With Oliver Sturm 

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

An Overview Of WPF Slides And Examples

An Overview Of Silverlight Slides And Examples


October 2007 - C#/.NET Training With David Ringsell

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

C#/.NET Training SlidesC#./NET Training Code Samples


September 2007 - Team Foundation Server With Richard Fennell

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Team Foundation Server Slides 


July 2007 - Development Tools And Development Practices With Adam Towler

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

MBUnit Grok Talk 


June 2007 - Windows Communication Foundation And Windows CardSpace With Martin Parry

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

Windows Communication Foundation Slides

CardSpace Slides 


May 2007 - Enterprise Library And The Policy Injection Application Block With Alex Homer

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides 


April 2007 - An Evening Of LINQ With Mike Taulty 

DotNetDevNet Introduction Slides

LINQ Slides

LINQ Source Code

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Double Bill: How To Give Great Presentations & Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications
Location: BlogsDotNetDevNet Meetings    
Posted by: host Wednesday, May 28, 2008 2:44 AM
When: Tuesday 8th July 2008, doors open 6:00pm, meeting starts 6:30pm

Where: UWE (University of the West of England), Frenchay, Bristol (see FAQ for directions and a map) - Room 3c01 (in C block)

Room Change!!! This meeting will be in Room 3c01 (in C block) i.e. no where near our normal room. Check the map for details.

What: "How To Give Great Presentations" & "Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications"

Who: Guy Smith-Ferrier

Why: Because in "How To Give Great Presentations" you will learn tips and tricks on how to create and deliver great presentations. Your style is who you are but knowing how to get the best out of yourself is a skill that can be learnt. And in "Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications" you will learn how 10 tips for adapting your ASP.NET applications to be language- and culture-independent.

How do I sign up for this meeting: Send an email to meetings at dotnetdevnet.com and quote your user name and the July meeting

Abstracts:

How To Give Great Presentations
Ever wanted to give great presentations at work, user groups, conferences or DDD ? This presentation is for you. It is designed to teach you everything you need to know about making your presentation an excellent presentation. Almost anyone can learn how to give great presentations; it is all a matter of knowing how to choose your subject, how to prepare your presentation, how to give your presentation and what not to do in your presentation. The information provided in this session is the accumulation of tips and tricks of over 20 years of giving and receiving technical presentations, running a technical training company and being the trainer for Borland’s European Train The Trainer programme. No previous experience required.

Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications
The localization model introduced in ASP.NET 2 is effective and easy to learn. On the face of it you select Tools | Generate Local Resources and you’re done. But this process is only effective if you know localization and globalization issues to look for. This session provides a Top Ten list of localization and globalization issues that are specific to ASP.NET applications and shows how to overcome these problems. Without giving too much away a few of the issues covered are localizing images, localizing JavaScript, globalizing regular expressions and preparing aspx and ascx files for effective localization.

About Guy:

Guy is an MVP in ASP.NET. He is the author of ".NET Internationalization" published by Addison-Wesley (http://www.dotneti18n.com). He is a Microsoft Certified Professional developer, author, trainer and speaker, has spoken at many European and US conferences, is the winner of the NxtGen Best Presentation 2006/2007, has been voted best speaker three times and is an INETA Speaker. He runs The .NET Developer Network (http://www.dotnetdevnet.com), a free .NET user group in the South West of England. He is the author of C#/.NET courseware and much of the official Borland courseware including courses on COM and ADO. He has written over 50 articles for numerous magazines, has co-authored an application development book and is the author of the ADO chapter of "Mastering Delphi 6". You can read his blog at http://www.guysmithferrier.com.

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Comments (3)  
Re: Double Bill: How To Give Great Presentations & Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications    By dotnetnutty on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 8:04 PM
Hey Guy,
Great presentations (both of them). Your tips on preparing your laptop for presentations got me thinking: how about creating a hardware profile to put it in presentation mode? You can (I believe) set resolutions, colours, fonts, switch off services and start-up programs, etc. Once you're done presenting, you simply re-boot and you're back in home territory.
Neil

Re: Double Bill: How To Give Great Presentations & Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications    By gsmithferrier on Friday, July 18, 2008 6:35 PM
Neil,

My plan for quite some time has been to create a set of msbuild tasks to configure different aspects of a machine and let people build a script to configure their machine the way they like but a hardware profile also sounds like a good idea. I will make a note of it for when I get around to spending some time on this. If I do provide a solution I'll put it up on CodePlex or something like that.

Guy

Re: Double Bill: How To Give Great Presentations & Top 10 Tips For Internationalizing ASP.NET Applications    By b_avery@yahoo.com on Monday, August 04, 2008 4:26 PM
Great presentation, thanks, would love to hear more on the subject.

I remember you using a HTML to ASP.NET Control in Visual Studio, is the addin in the public domain?


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