Sessions

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Improve your C# with functional programming techniques - Matthew Podwysocki
Talk about new C# 3.0 features which allow for functional programming idioms to be first class citizens in the .NET space.
Introduction to Reflection in the .NET Framework - Habeeb Rushdan
Have you ever wondered how to dynamically load an assembly at runtime and see all of the classes that it contains? Or maybe you wanted to dynamically load one or more classes and explore all of their properties and methods. Regardless of if you have ever thought about doing this in the past or not, this session will introduce one of the coolest and best kept secrets of the .NET Framework; Reflection. With the knowledge of reflection in your developer toolset you will discover many cool new ways to minimize the amount of code you write and create scalable applications that easily allow for change.
Developing DNN Modules - Antonion Chagoury
DotNetNuke is a fast growing open source portal based on the Microsoft .NET framework. Learn how you can use DotNetNuke for your business, or personal use and how you can start extending the framework with your own custom modules. If are thinking of deploying or have already deployed DotNetNuke then chances are that the basic modules distributed with it are not sufficient to accomplish your goals. At this CodeCamp we will be demonstrating how you can effectively use the DotNetNuke Visual Studio .net StarterKit by demonstrating how to effectively develop data driven modules with a 3 layered architecture, the Data Access Layer (DAL), Business Logic Layer (BLL) and the Presentation Layer as well as the packaging and deployment methodology.
Creating a Forms Based Authentication Management Tool using VS 2008 - Nas Ali
The session walks through creating a tool to manage your users and roles for FBA within SharePoint, using the Login Controls supplied by the ASP.NET Framework.
F# - What is the hype around functional languages (Level 200) - Matthew Podywsocki A short and quick introduction to a new first-class language in the .NET space. A gentle introduction to functional programming which includes currying, first order functions, pattern matching and more. Learn about F# and how you can use it today.
Peer to Peer networking with .NET 3.5 - Dean Fiala
The .NET 3.5 Framework has introduced a new namespace for working with Peer To Peer networking. This presentation will explore how it works, demonstrate some code for making it work and discuss some of the interesting things you might want to do with it once you get it working.
SharePoint as a Development Framework - Greg Galipeau
This could basically be about building true solutions to build custom SharePoint sites in a team development setting. These solutions can be used to move code from a development environment to a QA environment to a Prod environment. These solutions can be setup for continuous build processes or single click deployment. This is overlooked a lot in SharePoint documentation (they expect us to manually do a lot of this work). However, if done correctly, building custom SharePoint sites can be done just like building .net sites.
ASP.NET Dynamic Data - Sue Googe
.NET 3.5 extension introduces dynamic data controls as a set of ASP.NET server controls that obtain database schema information at run time. In the session you will learn how to create a fully customizable, data-driven yet it is easily extendible application using ASP.NET Dynamic Data from scratch. You will also learn how to customize Dynamic Data app to your specific needs.
SPRING.NET - Bryce Covert
Learn how to identify, extract, and correctly implement your dependencies. Learn how to use spring.net's inversion of control container to extract your dependencies.
Silverlight and WCF - Kevin Hazzard
Silverlight is a client-side technology. So it’s not part of your SOA strategy, right? Think again. While RESTful, POX-oriented web services are simple, they lack many of the enterprise-class features we expect from a real SOA framework. SOAP and WSDL are now coming to the web desktop via Silverlight and WCF. Get ready for the shift by exploring the many ways that a Silverlight client can use WCF to extend your SOA strategy all the way to the edge. We’ll explore, SOAP, WSDL, REST, JSON, POX, RSS and ATOM web services and look into cross-domain web service access policy management.
SharePoint as an Application Development Platform - Sahil Malik
I bet you've heard that SharePoint 2007 is built on ASP.NET 2.0. Well, are you an ASP.NET 2.0 developer? How many of those skills are really portable to SharePoint? And how much else would you need to learn? In this talk, Sahil slices and dices the various developer centric facts of SharePoint, and identifies what works, what doesn't, and what .. umm sort of works!
What's new in SQL Server 2008 for Developers and DBAs - Kevin Jones
NServiceBus - John Morales
Simple SOA with SuperSOAP (Level 300) - Kevin Hazzard
The “S” in SOAP stands for Simple. But SOAP isn’t simple today. Does it have to be that way? Could SOAP, with all of its rich, enterprise-class features become as easy to use as REST+POX with some creative thinking? Kevin Hazzard thinks so. During this presentation, Kevin will demonstrate SuperSOAP, a framework he’s developing for realizing his vision of a better development world to come, where meta-programming and metadata will make access to SOAP-based services truly simple. In the future, metadata will be used to generate service proxies on demand, making languages like C# feel much more dynamic than they are today. This advanced presentation dives deep into the Dynamic Language Runtime and into the dynamic code generation capabilities of the .NET runtime.
Building SharePoint Application pages for “_layouts” directory with VS 2008 - Michael Lotter
SSIS Tips & Tricks - Jessica Moss
SQL Server Integration Services is an essential part of a company's data process. Used for ETL and control flow, SSIS can be a boon for many enterprise solutions. Because this product offers such a steep learning curve for the uninitiated, take advantage of my experience by hearing some tips to get the most out of your packages. This session will offer tips and advice on common business problems, including code re-use, configuration, and logging.
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SQL Server Reporting Services (and SharePoint) - Susan Lennon
Join us for an architectural look at how to implement SQL Server Reporting Services into your MOSS or Windows SharePoint Services sites. We'll even include some way cool new reporting capabilities from SQL Server 2008!