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2010-2011 MVM

The 2010-2011 MVM Event was a rousing success! Please be patient while we reset everything and get ready for the next year of competition. MVM Point submissions will be available after the next User Group meeting on August 9th.

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When: Tuesday, Aug 9, 2011 Where: New Horizons Time: 6:30 to 9:30 pm

When: Tuesday, Aug 9, 2011
Where: New Horizons
Time: 6:30 to 9:30 pm

Bill Sheldon Microsoft MVP Building Business Applications with LightSwitch Need a new distributed business application? Concerned that creating a new rich application requires learning more than one new technology? WCF, Silverlight (XAML) and Entity Framework – the Microsoft business application stack consists of a series of technologies that didn’t exist 3 years ago. Have you mastered all of them? If not perhaps LightSwitch is for you. Microsoft has announced that this tool will be or was (depending on when you are reading this) released on July 26th. This session will show you how LightSwitch provides you with an abstraction above low level technologies like WCF, EntityFramework and XAML. LightSwitch allows you to build and customize new applications which use these technologies. Instead of spending your time in the weeds trying to figure out how to set up your WCF service. Learn how you can leverage LightSwitch to generate boilerplate code while you focus on the business requirements. Internationalization This session will take you through some of the built in features of Visual Studio 2010 for managing multiple languages and cultures. The session looks to help explain the difference in how the operating system treats the language and culture settings and demonstrates many of the built in features for supporting multiple languages and cultures when using .NET ~ Twitter: NerdNotes

Bill Sheldon Microsoft MVP

Building Business Applications with LightSwitch

Need a new distributed business application? Concerned that creating a new rich application requires learning more than one new technology? WCF, Silverlight (XAML) and Entity Framework – the Microsoft business application stack consists of a series of technologies that didn’t exist 3 years ago. Have you mastered all of them? If not perhaps LightSwitch is for you. Microsoft has announced that this tool will be or was (depending on when you are reading this) released on July 26th. This session will show you how LightSwitch provides you with an abstraction above low level technologies like WCF, EntityFramework and XAML. LightSwitch allows you to build and customize new applications which use these technologies. Instead of spending your time in the weeds trying to figure out how to set up your WCF service. Learn how you can leverage LightSwitch to generate boilerplate code while you focus on the business requirements.
Internationalization
This session will take you through some of the built in features of Visual Studio 2010 for managing multiple languages and cultures. The session looks to help explain the difference in how the operating system treats the language and culture settings and demonstrates many of the built in features for supporting multiple languages and cultures when using .NET

~ Twitter: NerdNotes

The 4th Annual Most Valuable Member Event

Congratulations to our 2010-2011 Winners:

Dustin Davis

Oscar Azmitia

Ayyappan N

Thanks for the great presentations:

Seth Juarez from DevExpress speaking on Machine Language and Artificial Intelligence
Craig Shoemaker from Infragistics speaking on HTML 5's local storage schema
Steve Paplanus presenting on Teaching Kids Programming.

A very special "Thank You" to our sponsors for helping out with this event!

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