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  1. March 2010 Meeting : An Introduction to Visual Studio 2010 Extensibility

    February 07, 2010 12:00 AM

    Seattle

    Speaker: Nathan Halstead

    Nathan Halstead is the Program Manager responsible for the Visual Studio 2010 SDK.  Over the past two years, Nathan has worked to improve the packaging, licensing, diagnostic, and extensibility technologies at the core of the Visual Studio architecture.  Prior to his work with the Visual Studio team, Nathan worked on the data modeling features in the Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server product suite, and as a research assistant on machine learning technologies at Carnegie Mellon University’s Institute for Software Research.  Nathan holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University.  In his spare time, Nathan has ...
  2. February 2010 Meeting : Moving from Windows Forms to WPF with MVVM

    January 30, 2010 12:00 AM

    Seattle

    Speaker:  Reed Copsey, Jr.
    Reed Copsey, Jr. is the Chief Technical Officer of C Tech Development Corporation. He has spent the last 8 years leading a development team for a small independent software vendor which creates software for scientific analysis and 3D visualization of geology and groundwater contamination data. He is also very active in multiple online communities such as StackOverflow, and has also been involved in multiple open source projects.


    Abstract:
    This talk illustrates how Windows Presentation Foundation can dramatically improve the experience of developers, not just designers. Two versions of a simple application will be demonstrated, one developed using ...
  3. January 2010 Meeting : SharePoint development in Visual Studio 2010

    January 02, 2010 12:00 AM

    Seattle

    Speaker:  Boris Scholl
    Boris is a Program Manager with the Visual Studio for BizApps team. Besides taking care of the Visual Studio community he is focusing on LOB integration with SharePoint and is working on the next generation of SharePoint tooling. Prior joining Visual Studio he was working as a Technical Product Manager for Office Server building white papers for architectural guidance and LOB integration.

    Boris started his Microsoft career working as an Application Development Consultant for portals back in 1999. He then was called into the World Wide IW Centre of Excellence working on large cross border SharePoint and ...